Amazing. Thank you for sharing. Magnificent adult bull moose. I’m living vicariously through videos like yours. The drone footage really is amazing too. It really puts the area in perspective 👍. I can only imagine how beautiful it is during the winter months and snow. Just beautiful.
I have watched a lot of nature films and this was not only visually stunning but has also changed my perspective on moose. Those males that were obviously in rut were so keenly aware of your presence though didn’t bullishly charge like I would have expected they might once they saw you. They seemed to study you for a while.
First of all thank you... I agree, I keep hearing about how dangerous bull moose are when they are in rut but that hasn't been my experience. I've encountered many on my canoe trips in the BWCA and while hiking on Isle Royale and none of them have shown the least bit of aggression towards me.
Another great video. You cover some miles. Had a hard time tracking you on a map, I have been out of Sawbill many times, but only to a few of the lakes you were in. Would love to see a map route on your days.
Thanks, I like to travel light and can cover a considerable amount of distance when I’m feeling the desire to. I’m trying to think of a cool way to show my route in the video and have even experimented with a few techniques but I haven’t hit on anything that I’m satisfied with yet.
I was west of you on a 21 day solo trip during the same time period. I have been to all the areas you just filmed Awesome job, really great! Thank You so much!
You have some of my favorite videos to watch and learn about the BWCA! At 62 years old I made my first canoe trip last year from entry America's Point looping around Thunder Point on Knife Lake. Now I wish I would of been exploring the BWCA years ago as it's a wonderful place. What is your go to reference (maps, gps, phone maps) for navigating to find portage entries?? My biggest issue was locating the portage entry points or losing orientation with landmarks & islands. Look forward to more videos!
Thank you very much and I'm glad you like my videos... I'm old school and still rely on maps. I have used both the Fisher and McKenzie but mostly stick to using the Fisher Maps. Sometimes I have problems finding the portages right away and navigating through a maze of of islands can be a challenge even for the best of us. The BWCA is a special place and as they say better late than never. Keep on paddling.
Amazing. Thank you for sharing. Magnificent adult bull moose. I’m living vicariously through videos like yours. The drone footage really is amazing too. It really puts the area in perspective 👍. I can only imagine how beautiful it is during the winter months and snow. Just beautiful.
Epic moose shot! BWCA is the northern gem. 🤘
Thanks, I would agree, just seeing a bull moose in the fall is an epic event when on a BWCA trip.
Beautiful…. Great video…
Thank you very much. I was very lucky this fall with the moose sightings.
I found you looking up sawbill lake and I’m glad I did. Outstanding work! I’m subscribed
Awesome!! I need all the subscribers I can get. More videos will be coming soon.
Beautifully Meditative… I will be watching this over and over. Incredible scenes!!
Ahhhhh, thanks so much.
I have watched a lot of nature films and this was not only visually stunning but has also changed my perspective on moose. Those males that were obviously in rut were so keenly aware of your presence though didn’t bullishly charge like I would have expected they might once they saw you. They seemed to study you for a while.
First of all thank you... I agree, I keep hearing about how dangerous bull moose are when they are in rut but that hasn't been my experience. I've encountered many on my canoe trips in the BWCA and while hiking on Isle Royale and none of them have shown the least bit of aggression towards me.
Really enjoyed the video! What great Moose footage and scenic views. You lucked out, most people never get to see a Moose!
Thanks, yes I agree, I was very lucky.
Been through that area many times. Fantastic video. I must say I never had 2 weeks of perfect weather like you had. Good for you.
Thank you very. The weather was actually pretty crappy but I only filmed when it was perfect.
Thanks for sharing the images. I'm glad we ran into a couple weeks ago. Nice job with the production on the video.
Thanks Brett
Very cool. Thanks for sharing. Great time of year to be there.
You’re welcome, glad you liked it. Yes fall is an excellent time to visit the BWCA.
Another great video. You cover some miles. Had a hard time tracking you on a map, I have been out of Sawbill many times, but only to a few of the lakes you were in. Would love to see a map route on your days.
Thanks, I like to travel light and can cover a considerable amount of distance when I’m feeling the desire to. I’m trying to think of a cool way to show my route in the video and have even experimented with a few techniques but I haven’t hit on anything that I’m satisfied with yet.
Stunning ! Thank you for sharing !
Thanks Mandira and you’re welcome.
I was west of you on a 21 day solo trip during the same time period. I have been to all the areas you just filmed
Awesome job, really great! Thank You so much!
Wow 21 days, sounds like a great trip. You’re welcome and thanks.
You have some of my favorite videos to watch and learn about the BWCA! At 62 years old I made my first canoe trip last year from entry America's Point looping around Thunder Point on Knife Lake. Now I wish I would of been exploring the BWCA years ago as it's a wonderful place. What is your go to reference (maps, gps, phone maps) for navigating to find portage entries?? My biggest issue was locating the portage entry points or losing orientation with landmarks & islands. Look forward to more videos!
Thank you very much and I'm glad you like my videos... I'm old school and still rely on maps. I have used both the Fisher and McKenzie but mostly stick to using the Fisher Maps. Sometimes I have problems finding the portages right away and navigating through a maze of of islands can be a challenge even for the best of us. The BWCA is a special place and as they say better late than never. Keep on paddling.
what lake was your favorite?
As I paddle around and explore the BWCA my list of favorite lakes is growing.