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Will you please send me a link? I would love to see that.

I’m going to go back and watch it again to look for that sparing match.

Thank you, things that bring back memories from my father always make me smile.

I would guess that the non-typical bull is genetics. On another game camera I captured him and another bull who was similar but smaller. It will be interesting to see what he looks like next year. I do not think it should hinder his ability during the ret. It does not look like his antlers are malformed in such a fashion that they would break off easy and leave him without the ability to clash antlers and push other bulls. Great question and this is just my best guesses.

@@RaisedinAlaska Yes, his next antler growth will be interesting to see Thank you. Happy New Year!

Thank you. Yes, this is a very good quality trail camera.

Thank you John, it was a busy place.

Thank you.

Good eye, I’ll have to go back and look for the growth on the leg, I missed it.

Great observations. Thanks!

Great idea, I never did put a camera on the bear trail but next year I need to do that. I fear that that fluffy cute little bear would eat my lunch. 🧺

I’m looking forward to seeing him next year. My wife had initially named him Holyfield, but then we found out he was already named. 🥊

I think it’s fun to watch them grow through the summer.😁

This was last spring through mid summer.

True. I’ve found a few in my outings. I always say hi and if it’s in an interesting location I leave a greeting, share my social media account and ask for the person to drop me a message and their social media info so I can see what they are posting.😀

It is a magical event. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Thank you for watching and commenting.

@@Joe99363 Thank you for watching and commenting.

@@readytogo6569 Sheep are so muscular, but they do look a little portly. Thank you and enjoy the season. 🎉

Thank you Bill, it was a great outing.

@@cajiapgto1298 They certainly are amazing. Wishing you and yours a cheerful day.

Merry Christmas team Moose Man.📸

Thank you A. On a later trip in the season my buddy broke 3 grousers bringing the trip to an end. He is replacing those tracks. That said, I will pass your info on to him.

The 6x6 machines have come a long way, I’ve seen some in the wayback.

@@cnlights2 I suspect he a little sore from a fight.

Thank you, I was surprised how bad it was when I compared to the new one.

@RaisedinAlaska I haven't had this problem on my Argo, yet, but I've been amazed how quickly sprockets wear down when the chain tension isn't right on my 6-wheeler.

@ I’m adding this into my annual service.

Initially, I was worried we wouldn’t be able to make it out with that machine. Fortunately, it worked out well.

Thank you. We tightened the drive chain and were able to limp it out. After the trip, we replaced the drive sprocket and judging by the wear on the initial sprocket, I’m surprised it made it as long as it did without giving us problems.

@@RaisedinAlaska still debating between an argo or canam 6 by 6 with alaskan tracks. your video's are keeping me on the argo side. Easier to fix and cheaper to repair

@ Last fall we saw a couple 6x6’s in the way back and I was impressed with them. Each “toy” has its pro and cons.

The last two years have increased my list of what I need to check and look over…

@ I have learned as well. You made short work of that breakdown and we were off and running.

They are amazing machines that will go places that are downright scary.

We were blessed, this is the most scenic time of the year in Alaska.

@@jimmieburleigh9549 Wouldn’t you know it, the season had been closed for weeks and we were just out for a walk to scout for a photo adventure the next day.

@RaisedinAlaska well when you said scouting for tomorrow I figured for hunting. Lol....

@ That would be a good guess.👍🏽

@RaisedinAlaska 👍

@RaisedinAlaska he did look a little gimpy. What is Alaska law on culling injured animals that are out of season?? 🤷‍♂️

I have been blessed to have dogs my whole life. Our current dog, Lilly, shares her time equally between the couch the recliner and the laps of everyone in the house. She may be an 80 pound German Shepherd, but she identifies as a small, cute, cuddly lap dog. I go to both the ceremonial start in Anchorage and the restart, real start, in Willow every year. That said, I’ve not seen a time when I did not believe that a musher’s love of each and every one of their dogs was any less than my love of the dogs I and loved over the years. As a person who routinely attends the race it’s clear that the dogs are not being forced to do anything they do not love to do.

Thank you, the fishing was exceptional. We didn’t get anything near as large as your best. Nice catch.

Thank you, it was a great trip.

Yes, he is a dandy. I was very fortunate.

I wonder how many crabs were in the pot? Certainly there had to some in there and he probably ate those too. That said, it was cool to see one up close.

Thank you Bill, it was a fabulous couple days.

Thank you, I’m been planning this trip for a couple years and it exceeded my expectations.

Thank you for “coming along”. It was a fabulous couple days and we put up some great food.

@@ERNurseCEN Thank you for watching and commenting. I couldn’t agree with you more: Homer is absolutely beautiful and the people there are very Alaskan friendly. I would guess the octopus weighed over 60 pounds, it was certainly bigger than average. I’ve been thinking about this trip for a couple of years and making plans in my head, but this exceeded my expectations. I do fish for halibut in Homer a couple times a year. 🐙 🎣

Thank you. This trip was pretty epic: it really exceeded my expectations.

Thank you Bill.

This was done with a camera, but I do use a Swarovski spotting scope. 😁