Live Hunt AK: DIY Dall Sheep Hunting in Alaska's Brooks Range
Live Hunt host Tyler Freel and his buddies spent a week in Alaska's Brooks Range chasing trophy Dall sheep and caribou.
Dall sheep hunting is my annual reset button. In all of the miles of leg-burning, foot-smashing, heavy packing, nearly all of my worries disappear. After a long flight from Fairbanks, my hunting partners Steve and Gary Hallenbeck, our friend Jeremy, and I set out on a 12-mile pack from the air strip to our spike camp in the Brooks Range. My head was full of a year’s worth of daydreams about white sheep and golden curling horns. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
Visit Our Sister Sites at Bonnier Corporation
|
Outdoorlife.com is part of the Field & Stream Network, a division of Bonnier Corporation.
Copyright © 2013 Bonnier Corp. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.
Print
Email
Share
Comments (8)
Thanks WSU, we all used Remington 700's that Steve custom built. Mine was in .25-06, Gary's was .280 ackley improved, & Steve was using a .270 win
That you for sharing your hunt. What make and caliber was the rifles that you used?
thanks guys..it was a really fun trip! thanks for the question elkslayer..the gaiters i was using are made by outdoor research...they are the best ones i've tried and fit the leg pretty nice. I never used to use them, but i always do now, they are pretty nice for keeping mud, shale, and all kinds of tundra slop out of your boots and off your pants!
Tyler,
I enjoyed your Alaska hunting story and your awesome photos very much. Thanks for sharing it with all us. Nice trophies and it is a shame, the grizzly sow and cubs did some damage.
Tyler
Great story and great pictures.
Could you tell us a little about the boot gators that you were wearing in several of the pictures?
Great hunt and great pictures Tyler! Congrats on picking yourself up and closing the deal on that big ram after he shafted you the first time.
I know pictures don't do the high country justice, but your's ares still pretty incredible.
Awsome hunt Tyler.
Great pictures and story Tyler. Keep them coming and thank you. Sorry about your trophies but who's going to argue with the old gal with cubs.
Post a Comment (200 characters or less)
Great hunt and great pictures Tyler! Congrats on picking yourself up and closing the deal on that big ram after he shafted you the first time.
I know pictures don't do the high country justice, but your's ares still pretty incredible.
Tyler
Great story and great pictures.
Could you tell us a little about the boot gators that you were wearing in several of the pictures?
thanks guys..it was a really fun trip! thanks for the question elkslayer..the gaiters i was using are made by outdoor research...they are the best ones i've tried and fit the leg pretty nice. I never used to use them, but i always do now, they are pretty nice for keeping mud, shale, and all kinds of tundra slop out of your boots and off your pants!
Awsome hunt Tyler.
Great pictures and story Tyler. Keep them coming and thank you. Sorry about your trophies but who's going to argue with the old gal with cubs.
Tyler,
I enjoyed your Alaska hunting story and your awesome photos very much. Thanks for sharing it with all us. Nice trophies and it is a shame, the grizzly sow and cubs did some damage.
That you for sharing your hunt. What make and caliber was the rifles that you used?
Thanks WSU, we all used Remington 700's that Steve custom built. Mine was in .25-06, Gary's was .280 ackley improved, & Steve was using a .270 win
Post a Comment (200 characters or less)