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@@joybarber6974 no problem! Hope it helped!

@@Desertpunk1986 we find them on lots of forest service roads around 9-12k in elevation.

@@johneason6540 we did Elbert a few years ago! It’s cool how tall it is. But not the best 14er. We filmed content but never put out a video. Thanks for watching!

@@johnmccannjr121 thanks for watching! No grizzlies in that area. The last grizzly seen in Colorado was like 1980 or something. But there was an old tale of someone seeing one about 30 miles from this in the 80’s sometime. But who knows if it’s true!

No problem! Hope you could get some beta from it!

LOL!

THERE'S GOLD IN THEM HILLS!

@@thecoloradoalpine its small pieces of gold telluride not enough to be any value

Thanks for watching! Hope it helps and hope you have a great day and a great hike!

Heck yeah! Thanks for watching!

I think Massive was easier only because the alpine approach to Elbert can be brutal on the standard route. If you hit it on a busy day or warm day, you are exposed in the alpine for a long time. With that being said, Elbert does have a pretty good false summit that can mess with you mentally. Neither are very difficult in terms of class and technical hiking/maneuvering. However, I would not suggest either to a beginner, nor would I suggest Elbert over Massive. In my opinion, Elbert is one of my LEAST favorite 14ers. It is quite overrated. The height is legit, but the summit is sort of lame and the hike itself isn't that great. There are WAY better 14ers and even better hikes that aren't for a summit. I actually prefer a few 13ers over Elbert. Cool to bag it once, but not a repeat summit IMO. In fact, Elbert is probably my least favorite out of the entire Sawatch range. LOL

To add, the trail is less prominent on Massive as you approach the summit. It requires more scrambling and route finding. But as long as you stay on that more East side of the ridge, you will be fine. The West side is gnarly and has some good exposure. Much more route finding and scrambling on Massive compared to elbert

@@thecoloradoalpine Thank you for this great advice! I did Elbert a few years ago and plan to do Massive and Huron this summer. My first 14er was actually Longs Peak, which I def. don't recommend! Thanks again.

@@njosborne5540 No doubt! Hope all the info and videos help! I think we have a video for Huron on our channel. If not, I know we filmed one a few years back. We haven't hit Longs Peak yet! That's an insane one for a 1st one! LOL Huron is a great one. We love that hike. You get great view of the Three Apostles (amazing and difficult 13ers). Hope you get out there and smash some summit! Happy hiking! Thanks for the support and watching the video!

@@thecoloradoalpine So much gratitude, brother. Thank you. Longs was def a gut check. I would recommend to add more water and food than you think you need if you do it. And take it slow. Happy trails!

Thank you! We really appreciate the love and support! It was definitely a once-in-a-lifetime experience! Glad you were also able to enjoy it! The only way we could keep track of them was to name them! LOL

Thanks for watching and all the love and support! Absolutely, hunting is all about the experiences and then sharing them with the people you love most!

Thanks man! We really appreciate the love! We hope you enjoyed the series and we can't thank you enough for coming to see us at camp and for all the support. We love you guys!

Thanks for watching our video! We truly appreciate it! We also love that area. It is where Heath and Hayden from the film grew up! Lucky suckers! This was basically in their backyards. Hunting the area all their lives and growing up there definitely gave us the "home field advantage" LOL Thanks for all the support and love!

Thank you so much for the positive comment! We really appreciate you taking the time out of your life to watch our videos. We can't thank you enough. Go for it! The best part of hunting is when you get to share the experience with someone else and if that someone is your soulmate, it is even sweeter. Go for it! We were hunting near Creede, Colorado. She did push her first shot a good ways and the bullet entered through his rear knee area. With the slope of the mountain, we were shooting up a pretty steep hill and with his angle, the bullet exited through his groin, which dismantled a teste and the other teste was barely hanging on. Her second follow-up shot was perfect and just barely nicked the bottom of his heart and exited out the other side. No heart or true rocky mountain oysters....such a bummer. Thanks for all the love and support!

For sure! Thanks for watching and supporting! Thats wild you found us through another video. Thats sorta cool! You can message us on IG and then we can exchange numbers if you're interested. Cheers!

Awesome! It’s actually a pretty cool story. But….. lol, I might be the only person in their 30’s that doesn’t have IG or facebook. Just RUclips and Snapchat. I could always just leave my email on here, then after you guys have it just delete the comment?? Or give you my snap link? However we gotta do it.

@@jrmortimer11 yeah man. Hit us up on our email coloradoelkhunter79@gmail.com

Got it, email sent. Thanks!! Really enjoying the new episodes!

@@jrmortimer11 Thanks man! Love the support! We are not professionals by any means. lol just some rookies with camera gear

We haven't left a summit sign in a long time. For this very reason. We had arguments with people over the entire concept. The idea was to get people to not take paper signage and hopefully mitigate the trash and support "Leave No Trace" by having a more permanent sign for people to use. But again, everyone is entitled to opinions and are the upmost stewards of the land in their eyes. So we decided to not do the signs anymore. There are plenty of other 14er videos on our page displaying this. But again, people are the most opinionated and greatest stewards of lands and need to comment on stuff that was posted well over a year ago. Keep hiking homie

Thanks for the reply. I’m glad you stopped leaving signs. Sorry for the late comment. Have a great holiday.

Really?! We see them all the time! We haven't hunted them in a year or two.

Nice! We use frozen jugs as well! We also use them in our regular coolers instead of ice, they work well!

Thanks! Thanks for watching!

It is. Kind of South Central. Not the most southern portions but still south of Pueblo.

LOL we should put them in the very bottom of the description and see how many people actually show up!

WOW! That sounds even better than what we created and for $20?! You seriously cannot beat that! Anything to knock a few degrees down helps! Thanks for watching and sharing!

Works just fine for us!

NICE! Heck Yeah! We will definitely check your channel out! It was a big day for sure! Love doing high mileage days. Makes fora good excuse to eat a ton of food afterwards! LOL Thanks for watching and for a follow!

@@thecoloradoalpine Thank you. I appreciate it. I’m looking forward to more of your videos.

@@DaysWellTraveled Like wise!

Thanks!

Thanks! Also, we appreciate you watching! Cheers!

Thanks 👍 We appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

Thank you! We appreciate it! Thanks for watching! We also appreciate that!

We know! Hopefully it will turn up at some point!

Thanks man!! Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Thanks for watching and the support! Thanks for also subscribing! We have more hunts coming soon!

Oh yeah! It was a blast! We had rhino virus but it was all good!

We had tons of fun! Those calls can be purchased. Just Venmo us some money and we will send the audio sound bites. Lol! Good reason to always throw an elk call in the pack…just in case you wanna fire a bull up! Lol

You can make it to the trailhead in an SUV. The road isn’t too insane to the point where we started the video. We see lots of Subaru’s and smaller SUV’s there

Thanks for the support!

LOL You can smell the delicous-ness through the cam for sure!

We are located in Alamosa! We bet the shed hunting was really good back then! Were there many people doing it back then? Just curious. Good luck in the hills!

@@thecoloradoalpine yep the shed hunting was awesome back in the day ,then year by year there was a little more Footprints and a little less antlers but now with RUclips shed hunting Has gotten real popular.. it's all good though...heck you're right near one of my favorite spots of all time it was always my secret spot maybe someday I'll tell you where it is LOL or maybe you have already discovered it God bless and be safe out there🤠👍

@@rvrandy1710 we hit some select spots. We kind of have a specific drainage we shed hunt in the west side of the valley. Lots of good spots these days. But agreed, the amount of people doing it is insane! Plus we see tons of tracks out before the legal shed hunting dates. But, we still manage to snag a few. Mostly it’s fun just to see what’s out there and learn some more country.

Thanks! It was a solid day for sure!

Anywhere above like 10k feet in elevation in Colorado will hold some brookies. Big ones like these are had to come by for sure! We fished this body of water maybe 20 times this summer and only saw 2 other brookies like that. One was cruising banks and the other snapped a line off on one of us. Good luck on the water!

Heck yeah! We are thrilled that you enjoyed the series and the content! Thanks soooooo much for watching and giving us some valuable feedback. We hope to continue to our out more content.