New sub from Idaho. Sorry you had a man go down. Hope he gets back in the saddle soon. Your camera work was great. Your sarcasm, laughter, razzin each other, survival tips, grizzly cub commentary, ramen recipe and sharing your adventures with us...thank you.
Awesome trip guys , ya don't get the big ones along side the road you're in the right area. sucks loosing a man but ya got to keep on keeping on. take care.
@@stevewebb6021 you were one of the volunteers! Thank you for your service my friend. You guys really kicked but out there was neat to watch you guys work from above. Hopefully we can meet under different circumstances than you met cheez lol
First of all I hope cheese recovery is going well. Second of all I am a Canadian and also have a Satellite communicator my question is when the sos was pressed, and all the dust settled who paid for the helicopter extraction?
That is a good question. Looking forward to hearing the response. I too carry a InReach, have not had to hit the SOS button yet and hope it stays that way. I spend a lot of time in the back country, sometimes solo and you just never know. I have purchased the flight insurance but don't know how that would really work.
Hey Ben, British Columbia has a program that makes evacuations free. There is no cost to hitting the button as long as you are actually in trouble and need an extraction! Now I’m not sure about how other provinces, territories and states work. I also have the insurance just in case…
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New sub from Idaho. Sorry you had a man go down. Hope he gets back in the saddle soon. Your camera work was great. Your sarcasm, laughter, razzin each other, survival tips, grizzly cub commentary, ramen recipe and sharing your adventures with us...thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the sub! Part 2 will be out in a bit👍
Another great episode! Already looking forward to Pt. 2!
Thanks Paul, trying to have it finished for next week🤞
Awesome trip guys , ya don't get the big ones along side the road you're in the right area. sucks loosing a man but ya got to keep on keeping on. take care.
That’s always the hope get far enough back where there is no pressure and it increases your odds at a big one that’s for sure!
Damn to bad about Chezz hope he healed up ok . That blow down sure takes a toll on yah . Looking forward to next weeks episode .
Yea cheez healed up good now, as for the blowdown it’s always an adventure lol.
See you next week, thanks for watching!
Im all recovered now
Hopefully your friend is okay. Thanks for sharing
He’s all healed up now!
Thanks for watching
Trade you gents...all I could find on my goat hunt was sheep 😂😂 Great footage 👌
haha we would have took that trade for sure. Thanks for watching 👍
Just curious what kind of spotter youre using? And if you really like the one youre using?
On this hunt we had 2 vortex spotters which one are you referring to the smaller or bigger one they both have upsides and downsides.
You guys are doing it right , Keep it Up
We will! Thanks for watching.
was nice to meet Cheeze
He’s a good dude!
@@AlpineCarnivore always nice to see good gear, makes a huge difference for comfort and survivability. maybe meet you two some day.
@@stevewebb6021 where did you meet cheez?
@@AlpineCarnivore shortly after the helicopter shot in your video
@@stevewebb6021 you were one of the volunteers! Thank you for your service my friend. You guys really kicked but out there was neat to watch you guys work from above. Hopefully we can meet under different circumstances than you met cheez lol
Love your show guys. BTW. How did “ Cheese” get is nickname?
well he’s a cameraman and when he was first starting out he did a lot of photo shoots saying cheez and the name just stuck lol
Cheez just stuck with me since I’m always behind the camera. Haha
you guys are awesome, keep it up :)
Cheers man!
Glad your enjoying the show 🤟
First of all I hope cheese recovery is going well. Second of all I am a Canadian and also have a Satellite communicator my question is when the sos was pressed, and all the dust settled who paid for the helicopter extraction?
That is a good question. Looking forward to hearing the response. I too carry a InReach, have not had to hit the SOS button yet and hope it stays that way. I spend a lot of time in the back country, sometimes solo and you just never know. I have purchased the flight insurance but don't know how that would really work.
Hey Ben,
British Columbia has a program that makes evacuations free. There is no cost to hitting the button as long as you are actually in trouble and need an extraction!
Now I’m not sure about how other provinces, territories and states work. I also have the insurance just in case…
Please see the response I just gave to Ben hope that helps!
Super 👍 👍👍👍👍 👍 👍 😻 😻😻 😻 😻😻 😻 💯 💯 💯 👏👏 👏👏👏
Glad you thought so!
Hope cheese gets better
It took a while but he’s better now all recovered!
Thanks! I’m all good now
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