As a Oregonian myself, Samong and Lief (NW Fishing Secrets) are my two favorites from the local area and even overall. Marlin and Jordan over at Addicted Fishing also pretty dang fun to watch. And then the big dog Ace, for the longest time was based out of Boise, but he's moved down to the deep south, so it's just his bro Micah from High Adventure Videos left repping Idaho. Jordan of Addicted is a Oregonian, but he's the only one I know of that appears and helps make videos for a channel on RUclips.
I love the realism of your videos. No pretentious comments. The quality of your videos are so much better then some of the professional stuffs I've seen on National Geographic.
Hunting on the coast is quite the challenge and most hunters that are on RUclips are not willing or prepared for what it takes to hunt the wet, thick stuff and succeed my self included so any hunter who does certainty has my respect because any game taken is quite earned most of the time!
For daytime Roosevelt bulls on public lands, your time is much better spent in the timber. The timber you filmed the tracks in is perfect. You just have to grind it out hiking through patch after patch between drivable areas.
If this is the late season coastal hunt, those legal bulls will be in bachelor groups separate from the herd. Gotta find where they are holed up at. Tough hunting for sure but it's a blast!
Here in Oregon it's tough to (successfully) hunt coastal elk during rifle season. After archery season and the associated rut, the big bulls hunker down for the winter and regain their strength. We've moved to archery because of that, but we now need to contend with the hot weather. Good luck and keep the fine videos coming.
Tough hunt but least you seen alot of elk! Thanks for the video, your pho was idea is going to be a future idea for my hunting trips next season, thanks!
Awesome video, brings back a ton of memories hunting the Saddle Mountain unit for 30 years. Seeing that many elk in a season well, sometimes you can consider that a successful season. Thanks for sharing.
Classic conditions for the Oregon Coast Range, especially the North Coast Range, where the majority of coastal elk hunting is done here in the state. Always expect it to be extremely wet, muddy, slick and have plenty of fog banks roll through. It's actually one of my favorite parts of being there in the first place.
As soon as I read Coastal Elk, I knew it'd be here in Oregon. Love it so much! I am very happy we have such a happy, healthy Elk population in our Coast Range. Love this video as always, Samong!
Funny, this is property I manage. Next time you are going to hunt here, let me know. I can try and give you some pointers. You guys were in the zone for sure. I know quite a few bulls got killed down lower in the stuff we have commercially thinned in the last few years.
We saw lots of gutpiles from successful hunters! We were just always one day behind because we spent more time scouting than hunting. If we get drawn again, I'll definitely do more homework and learn the elk and area before we hunt!
Boardbysled. Just finished the video and saw your comment. We are hunting some of the permit only Weyerhaeuser property for elk. Im originally from Southern Oregon (Riddle) but am now in Salem. Any tips or directions you can give us?
Brand new to hunting finally decided to get a rile this year have been practicing my bowman ship for years but I am gonna start with Spring turkey hunting with a bow this year. Been loving the Videos I live in Oregon as well and really like the image quality and just the detail you show in decoy placement and explanation on where you find animals. Keep up the good work bro. Happy Hunting!
There must not be many bulls in that unit to see that many cows and no bulls. great video anyways I love to see Roosevelt elk hunts. By far my favorite animal to hunt!
They are rifle hunting so the Rut is most likely over. Once that happens the Bulls bail aside from spikes and younger bulls. The bigger ones bachelor up and stay together separate from the Cows
You just need to get 3-4 miles out there away from the road guys. And don't be afraid to bugle, bugle and bugle more. Once I was able to call it was a game changer
Always good stuff from you...thanks for sharing! And while no bulls (legal) you had the elk part figured out!! I am from northeast Oregon and not sure how anyone hunts on the wetside...lol...crazy thick. Happy New Years to you and yours!!
Could someone clarify for me. In the video he keeps mentioning, hard to find a legal bull. However, aren't all westcoast Oregon OTC first season or second season elk tags either a spike tag or a bull tag (which also classify spikes as bulls).... or am i wrong about the spike being classified as a bull? So I am a bit confused when he said no legal bull, and shows spikes in his videos.
Man this video is so well done the image quality is beautiful ..the shot composition.. the lighting everything is OUTSTANDING!! what kind of camera are you using??
In the opening you seen one elk and after the interlude you showed the same elk....BIT THIER IS TWO in that shot!! Seen the bottom of another;). Does Oregon have an either sex time period? Super exciting to watch your videos. I didn’t get Idaho in time so “meow” I’m looking for a spot for Washington (first time ever). Hopefully I can find an area near Spokane, but if not I have to travel to make sure the freezer is filled.
Thanks to SYO, crew and families. Great videos, great guys, and beautiful places. God bless you all and have a happy new year. Congratulations on the bull 👍🇺🇸
Dude, I saw my first shooter bull when I was out bear hunting, 5 days out from season. He got to 40 yards and kept walking towards me before he turned and went another direction at 20 yards. Never saw him again once in season. Its only when you look for bulls that you never see them it seems.....
For your information.. reprod, that you keep referring to is short term in the lumber community for reproduction of timber. We just call it reprod for short.
do you bugle at all ? thats a simple way to find out if there are bulls there . PNW not really great place just to glass yeah the open cuts but most jungle lol
A little tip for you son , you could spend many a seasons hunting these herds and finding spikes , cows and little bulls but when you start hunting the remote park boundaries then that's where you will find your trophy record book bulls GUARANTEE BRO GUARANTEE --- CHOICE IS YOUR Z
The Badlands was good, just not perfect for me. Tethers were useless, rangefinder pouch kept closing when I didn't want it to, the bino harness itself sat on my stomach and not my chest, and some other minor things that kinda bothered me. It was also just time to test out something different!
just wondering about the legal elk you were talking about, saw your first kill during the first part of the video and looks like 1 bull elk (antlers with branches), my guess is those other elk you caught in video are all legal elk not unless you were in unit with 1 spike elk limit. if so then the first elk you shot were illegal right? sorry, just got confused, I'm not being a jerk. :)
So cows are always off limits in OR ?or can you get tags for cows? Do Roosevelt elk in the coastal range, the Roosevelt elk in the cascades, and the Rocky Mountain elk all have the same season?
Thanks. Your scope appears to take some good video as well. Ive thought about trying the Viper version but its a step down but lots less cash.. Thanks for the videos Samsong i enjoy from here in N Idaho
Anybody who cooks up pho in the woods is a boss!
Right? Lol
How about a vid on cooking pho in the woods? My buddy in hawaii says axis pho is really good.
By far my favorite more local youtuber (im from oregon) the quality and editing just really pieces together nice. Great video.
I’m super excited to see his videos! I’m a new hunter and fisherman and I’m learning so much
As a Oregonian myself, Samong and Lief (NW Fishing Secrets) are my two favorites from the local area and even overall. Marlin and Jordan over at Addicted Fishing also pretty dang fun to watch. And then the big dog Ace, for the longest time was based out of Boise, but he's moved down to the deep south, so it's just his bro Micah from High Adventure Videos left repping Idaho. Jordan of Addicted is a Oregonian, but he's the only one I know of that appears and helps make videos for a channel on RUclips.
I’m new here and like what I see so far! I also watch a lot of @PrimalOutdoors. I’ve been watching his channel for years!
@@trippinoutdoors Lol, biggest hunters on YT are from Douglas County Oregon (SW Oregon), Born and Raised Outdoors, they also do fishing.
@@deanfirnatine7814 Ah yes, the county of Roseburg
This is the first real video I’ve seen on Wetside elk hunting. Nicely done. Thank you for sharing.
Check out Born and Raised who Hunt Oregon and Angry Spike who Hunt Roosevelt's. All archery though
I love the realism of your videos. No pretentious comments. The quality of your videos are so much better then some of the professional stuffs I've seen on National Geographic.
I have never seen a video of a Costal elk hunt on public before. Thank you!
He was mostly on Private land, but we have an agreement with ODFW to allow public access through the Travel & Access Management program.
Hunting on the coast is quite the challenge and most hunters that are on RUclips are not willing or prepared for what it takes to hunt the wet, thick stuff and succeed my self included so any hunter who does certainty has my respect because any game taken is quite earned most of the time!
You need to check out Born and Raised outdoors and Angry Spike Productions.
@@boardbysled how do you know he was on private land 😂😂😂 because this is not private where he was camping
@@tannershumate2349 because I know that area very well.
Lots of elk out there. That’s worth the trip in itself.
Haven’t watched the vid yet but can already tell it’s a 10/10
great video! super informative. Cheers to a new year of hunting/fishing
For daytime Roosevelt bulls on public lands, your time is much better spent in the timber. The timber you filmed the tracks in is perfect. You just have to grind it out hiking through patch after patch between drivable areas.
So glad to see a new episode from you. Nice to see you hunting on the coast
Pho in the woods sounds good.... Keep these videos coming. Love watching your VLOGs.
Pho hits differently especially after a long cold miserable day.
If this is the late season coastal hunt, those legal bulls will be in bachelor groups separate from the herd. Gotta find where they are holed up at. Tough hunting for sure but it's a blast!
Here in Oregon it's tough to (successfully) hunt coastal elk during rifle season. After archery season and the associated rut, the big bulls hunker down for the winter and regain their strength. We've moved to archery because of that, but we now need to contend with the hot weather. Good luck and keep the fine videos coming.
Great video, your videos are definitely one of the highlights of 2020.
Tough hunt but least you seen alot of elk! Thanks for the video, your pho was idea is going to be a future idea for my hunting trips next season, thanks!
Awesome video, brings back a ton of memories hunting the Saddle Mountain unit for 30 years. Seeing that many elk in a season well, sometimes you can consider that a successful season. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome video can't wait to see more in 2021!!!💯💯💯
Great video! Really captured the PNW environment well and I enjoyed the commentary 👏
The quality and passion shows in your work 10/10 . Keep it up!!
Classic conditions for the Oregon Coast Range, especially the North Coast Range, where the majority of coastal elk hunting is done here in the state. Always expect it to be extremely wet, muddy, slick and have plenty of fog banks roll through. It's actually one of my favorite parts of being there in the first place.
Beautifully done my friend. Making me hungry at 7:20
Happy New Year Bro ! Thanks for another great video ...
Your guys channel is super cool. The film is amazing!
YES!!! My man is back!!!
excellent hunting and video Samong, SUPERB!!!!!!!!!
As soon as I read Coastal Elk, I knew it'd be here in Oregon. Love it so much! I am very happy we have such a happy, healthy Elk population in our Coast Range. Love this video as always, Samong!
Lots of elk, and the cows calling on the film are amazing
Awesome video! Always try telling my buddy to observe the surroundings but he always storms of into the woods. A lot of fun though.
Funny, this is property I manage. Next time you are going to hunt here, let me know. I can try and give you some pointers. You guys were in the zone for sure. I know quite a few bulls got killed down lower in the stuff we have commercially thinned in the last few years.
We saw lots of gutpiles from successful hunters! We were just always one day behind because we spent more time scouting than hunting. If we get drawn again, I'll definitely do more homework and learn the elk and area before we hunt!
I live in Oregon. Closer to the Trask unit. Curious what unit this was?
Oh damn nice area. Bit of a haul for me but looks awesome
Boardbysled. Just finished the video and saw your comment. We are hunting some of the permit only Weyerhaeuser property for elk. Im originally from Southern Oregon (Riddle) but am now in Salem. Any tips or directions you can give us?
That pho looked delicious. Really enjoyed the video man. Keep them coming. New sub.
Great video, thanks for sharing! That time of year if you find mature bulls they won’t usually be with those cow herds.
This video makes me wanna move there some day! Such a beautiful ☺️ place.
I think west washington has the very similiar terrain and weather challenges on Roosevelt Elk hunting.
It's exactly the same terrain except the WA seasons are shorter
Bro, that Pho looked better then the restaurants here in Colorado! Lol
Nice I live in western washington and love the hunting opportunities hope you down one this year
Love video. Good job finding the elk.
Saw this for the first time, very very well done.
Man hunting like a kings up there
I need to come hunt with you guys! Pho while hunting!!! Lol m type of folks.
I made pho once during a hunting trip. Almost didn’t get down my deer stand on time. 😂
I usually just let it loose, too much work getting down 😆then I’ll watch my step later when i do get down
I know exactly what you mean...🤣
Brand new to hunting finally decided to get a rile this year have been practicing my bowman ship for years but I am gonna start with Spring turkey hunting with a bow this year. Been loving the Videos I live in Oregon as well and really like the image quality and just the detail you show in decoy placement and explanation on where you find animals. Keep up the good work bro. Happy Hunting!
There must not be many bulls in that unit to see that many cows and no bulls. great video anyways I love to see Roosevelt elk hunts. By far my favorite animal to hunt!
The bulls separate from the cows after they are bred, They tell us guys something.
They are rifle hunting so the Rut is most likely over. Once that happens the Bulls bail aside from spikes and younger bulls. The bigger ones bachelor up and stay together separate from the Cows
Fun stuff as always
The legend continues.
Thats more elk then I've seen in WA in the last 3 years 🤣🤣😂
Your not hunting the right areas
@@elkhardproductions7140 can't disagree, hopefully with enough miles on my boots I can find the right area someday.
You just need to get 3-4 miles out there away from the road guys. And don't be afraid to bugle, bugle and bugle more. Once I was able to call it was a game changer
Pho while out camping. Ya fancy lol. But i like it
Samong what kuiu jacket was your buddy wearing at 11:15?
Epic adventure my friend great video 👍
Always good stuff from you...thanks for sharing! And while no bulls (legal) you had the elk part figured out!! I am from northeast Oregon and not sure how anyone hunts on the wetside...lol...crazy thick. Happy New Years to you and yours!!
What is your current Camera setup? the 2020 turkey camera footage appeared to zoom in remote and had great focus and clarity!
It's a Sony AX53 with a Rode Videomicro. You can find the links to them in the descripton!
Nice photography / videoing.
God bless you and yours brother!
Were you guys hunting at ?
Firs... sixth! Wonderful video/hunt!
A real good Video
I like your show man good too see people of all walks of life enjoying God great outdoors priceles.
My dude thanks for the great video. I like your camo do you have the link?
Kuiu.com
@@SamongOutdoors thanks man! Looks good and thanks for sharing my dude
Loved your comment @ 14:00...STEEP and WET
WELCOME to coastal hunting..whether it's in Oregon or the Cascades in Washington.
What unit were you hunting in
Could someone clarify for me. In the video he keeps mentioning, hard to find a legal bull. However, aren't all westcoast Oregon OTC first season or second season elk tags either a spike tag or a bull tag (which also classify spikes as bulls).... or am i wrong about the spike being classified as a bull? So I am a bit confused when he said no legal bull, and shows spikes in his videos.
Love your stuff brah
Ya, the bulls generally don’t hang with the cows after the Rut! They go off on their own.
Yo I freaking love this. Im going hunting for the first time ever and have been putting in hella work. How did your archery hunt go a few years back?
what road intersection is that?
Man this video is so well done the image quality is beautiful ..the shot composition.. the lighting everything is OUTSTANDING!! what kind of camera are you using??
Happy new year
What unit where you in?
Eating Pho on an elk hunt sounds amazing.
Is this public land?
In the opening you seen one elk and after the interlude you showed the same elk....BIT THIER IS TWO in that shot!! Seen the bottom of another;). Does Oregon have an either sex time period? Super exciting to watch your videos. I didn’t get Idaho in time so “meow” I’m looking for a spot for Washington (first time ever). Hopefully I can find an area near Spokane, but if not I have to travel to make sure the freezer is filled.
Yes, Oregon does have antlerless opportunities if you apply for it. There's actually a good amount of tags allocated for antlerless elk in Oregon.
@@SamongOutdoors this is good to know and exciting to read!
Welcome to Oregon! Learning to hunt here will make you a outstanding hunter everywhere else lol.
What jacket and pants are you using?
What caliber gun
are you shooting?
I know right where you guys are at I killed a bull off the very end of that rock down that trail
Thanks to SYO, crew and families. Great videos, great guys, and beautiful places. God bless you all and have a happy new year. Congratulations on the bull 👍🇺🇸
Great video, well done
Nice video man great tips and loved that Pho!!! That’s my favorite beat Pho in the country is in Washington state
Looking forward to some waterfowl videos. I've hunted deer and elk up in Washington, but never been waterfowling.
Hey I was just wondering how does the elk taste is it like the deer just curious because my husband never hunt elk
Elk is similar to deer. Elk just has less of a gamey-taste and has a resemblance to beef in a way.
You gotta hit the timber to find late season bulls. Cool video though
GET INTO THE TIMBER you have a much better odds getting into the timber and doing pushed or still hunts then sitting and glassing all day.
Thats how i hunt and have done very well.
Dude, I saw my first shooter bull when I was out bear hunting, 5 days out from season.
He got to 40 yards and kept walking towards me before he turned and went another direction at 20 yards.
Never saw him again once in season. Its only when you look for bulls that you never see them it seems.....
Pho on a hunt... I like how your fam does it! Cool video!
For your information.. reprod, that you keep referring to is short term in the lumber community for reproduction of timber. We just call it reprod for short.
Also called "Dog Hair"
do you bugle at all ? thats a simple way to find out if there are bulls there . PNW not really great place just to glass yeah the open cuts but most jungle lol
Bugling is usually not very effective during this time of the year.
A little tip for you son , you could spend many a seasons hunting these herds and finding spikes , cows and little bulls but when you start hunting the remote park boundaries then that's where you will find your trophy record book bulls
GUARANTEE BRO GUARANTEE --- CHOICE IS YOUR Z
Very well done!👍
🎯. Nice video, Keep it up.
Hunter's Orange is not required in Oregon?
Only required for youth during specific seasons.
Dang grandpa in law beat you too the punch
Awesome hunt. Keep an eye out for them big cats. Oregon is home to a good number of them.
Привет с русского севера! Рад что открыл для себя ваш канал, спасибо!
48 sec-1 min. The elk had a friend. Bottom right screen quadrant.
I noticed you changed your bino harness
What did you not like about the badlands .. great content ! Subbed after like a month of watching . Sorry
The Badlands was good, just not perfect for me. Tethers were useless, rangefinder pouch kept closing when I didn't want it to, the bino harness itself sat on my stomach and not my chest, and some other minor things that kinda bothered me. It was also just time to test out something different!
Pho-nominal!
just wondering about the legal elk you were talking about, saw your first kill during the first part of the video and looks like 1 bull elk (antlers with branches), my guess is those other elk you caught in video are all legal elk not unless you were in unit with 1 spike elk limit. if so then the first elk you shot were illegal right? sorry, just got confused, I'm not being a jerk. :)
It's a 3 point minimum hunt.
@@SamongOutdoors that makes sense.. thanks
What hunt was this? You can usually shoot spikes on the coast in Oregon
So cows are always off limits in OR ?or can you get tags for cows? Do Roosevelt elk in the coastal range, the Roosevelt elk in the cascades, and the Rocky Mountain elk all have the same season?
Samsong, what model of Vortex spotter are you using? Viper, Razor, or Diamondback?
Thanks
I'm running the Razor 27-60x85 currently.
Thanks. Your scope appears to take some good video as well. Ive thought about trying the Viper version but its a step down but lots less cash.. Thanks for the videos Samsong i enjoy from here in N Idaho