Probably best mountain goat hunting video you'll ever watch

[jstone]

That is so cool..!!

[Whitpirate]

I felt frozen just watching.... 8 days to get up.  There are men and then there are MEN!

Great film.

[jstone]

I also didn’t know they stayed up so high in the winter . They are amazing animals

[bowhunterforever]

Incredible

[Falcon]

To say that was a total tough guy hunt would be an understatement.  Even way way back in the day when I was in peak shape, that would have been a huge stretch for me.  Simply an awesome hunt video👊💥👊

[CaNINE]

Uh no probably about it...

These guys were on a podcast, can't remember which one, a few weeks back.  Definitely worth listening to...you get a lot of the back story and description of the challenges they faced.

Anyone recall what podcast they were on?

[jackelope]

Uh no probably about it...

These guys were on a podcast, can't remember which one, a few weeks back.  Definitely worth listening to...you get a lot of the back story and description of the challenges they faced.

Anyone recall what podcast they were on?

Gritty Bowmen

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gritty-bowmen-talking-bowhunting-outdoor-filmmaking/id966670774?mt=2&i=1000411651109

[jackelope]

Great video! Wonder why they didn’t show the shot on the goat? Looks like they got it on film.

What they eluded to in the podcast is that they wanted the film to cover and focus on the whole adventure and not just killing a goat.

[carpsniperg2]

Oh they defiantly covered the adventure in depth well for sure. Making a shot is for sure part of the adventure.
500+ yards if I remember from the video when I watched it this morning, in those conditions is always cool to see.

[teanawayslayer]

Damn good video! It would be fun to give that a go! It would be a great challenge!!!

[Alchase]

Epic hunt!
Love the part when he says “my billy is only 45 yards over there, but on the other side of the ravine” longest 45 yards ever, LOL

[Bigluke1981]

Great video!!

[Timberstalker]

Hardcore. Great video.

[yakimanoob]

I figured the title of this thread was hyperbole, but...  yeah...  probably the best mtn goat hunt video I'll ever see. 

I can't even put into words how much I love that they glorified the struggle and the camaraderie and glossed over the kill shot and the shooting distance.  I loathe videos that climax at "lets watch this animal die" and "look how far I can shoot."

Thanks for posting! 

[whacker1]

tagging for later