Відео

nobody is perfect. keep it up and thanks.

Your videos are on point brother. Research, cinematography and your narrating. Channel should grow fast! Jerome is one of the gems of Arizona and love cruising through on my Harley or taking the jeep to slow down for some cool exploration. Keep up the good work!

when the anasazi arrived from a southward direction they drove out a lot of the cliff dwellers and pueblo peooples who were already there by raids and taking people as slaves. all according to Navajo traditional teachings.

I live just below Jerome in cottonwood. Jerome is one of my favorite places in Arizona.

Loved watching the video! Every time I do, I learn something new. Can’t wait for the next one!

Love it..great job!

Please keep in mind that the Death Cave story is fiction. A great tale, but it simply never happened.

Fantastic!!!

European people...European people happened to them.

Sin-a-goo-a? I think you mean Sin-awe-wa

It's not much of a mystery about who lived there and what happened to them. Its pretty simple, they moved. These ruins were built and then abandoned by the ancestors of the contemporary Pueblo people who now live in similar houses in New Mexico and Arizona. You were so close to visiting the Hopi villages 60 miles north of Winslow Arizona, the Zuni and Acoma people just south of Gallup New Mexico and the Puebloan villages from Taos in the north to Isleta in the south along the Rio Grande. Some of these villages were contemporaneous with some of the ruins you saw. And if you liked Tuzigoot and Montezuma Castle, you'd love Chaco Canyon National Historic Site in New Mexico which is a huge complex of ruins one of which was five stories and covers an area the size of the Colosseum. When my wife who is Hopi was asked by a tourist once about what happened and where did these people disappear to, she replied with a smile on her face, "here I am".

I love this!! Learned so much and the pictures are beautiful ❤️

Now you know what that ivory means to an elk hunter.

Growing up in Colorado I've hunted elk all my life. I never carried a rifle attached to a tri-pod though. I would bet it makes that rifle heavy.

Hunted most of my younger years. I still remember the first time my dad taught me how to shoot a .22 rifle at 5. With three children of my own now, I think it's so important to pass on the skills and knowledge to my children, but most importantly, enjoying spending time together outdoors.

I hunted for the first time October 2023 for cow elk In AZ (after applying for a permit for 7 years). Worked my tail off for 6+ days and got my elk on the 7th day right before it was too late (and dark). So emotional … I cried many times that week but more so when I got her. The meat is amazingly good. Got drawn again this year and looking forward to it.

Awesome we all know what your are talking about when you said first kill.. 🙏🏽🙏🏽 now it’s time to put in for a bull hunt! 👌🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽💪🏽🙌🏽

This video is so well done it is crazy! I can tell you put lots of time into the hunt and a lot of time editing this to create this amazing hunt in a way for us to watch! Much appreciated! Thank you!

Awesome!!

Congratulations great shot and awesome video Father and Daughter

So you went from shooting a muzzle loader to a high powered rifle

Congratulations!!!

Well done! It's an awesome feeling to take your first animal.

Wow. I love my daughters, too, but listening to her bitch Dad out whle she's crying because she missed? While he's doing everything he can to help her and fascilitate her success? That was tough to listen to. What a patient man. She's lucky HE'S willing to hold that relationshop together.

Congrats

Great stuff! 👍🏻 😊

I can't wait to see you hunting the elusive Grey Ghost, the Coues deer! You'll love it!

Where did you get the earbuds?

bravo

Well done young lady , you got it figured out 👍🏻🙌🏻

Congrats on your first hunt! Such an exciting experience.

This is by far one of your best videos yet. Keep up the fantastic work! 🌟

congrats. i am going for elk in October in Az. cannot wait to go after seeing your video.

Congratulations on your first successful hunt, I've been giving elk and deer meat to my sister and niece's since they were little and they loved it, but now that there grown up the thought of actually hunting and killing for themselves is to much for them to consider, sadly, i think they are just to citified i guess.

Great video !!! Congrats on your 1st elk

That’s unit 3B north right

Awsome😊

I started hunting 30 years ago (probably at about your age) because I wanted to know where my food came from. Decades later and a lot of trial and error, I have had moderate successes 😅 I managed somehow to draw a cow elk here in SW Nebraska this year.. they do exist here but having been hiding from humans since the dawn of time, they've gotten pretty good at it 😮

Great video! 🎉

Awesome video! Now who is chopping onions while I was watching this?!

That was wonderful. Congratulations.

Congratulations as I told your sister in law there's only one first you did fine!! Your Dad is the bomb!

There's only one first! you did great, kudos to your new family and congratulations for your cow elk. I'm a subscriber so I hope to see more videos.

Yes perfect display of gratitude and goosebumps of the journey, blessed journeys for us all love this thanks for the reinsperation of freedom family and journey

Kool

You'd be a big hit in hunting camp

❤ why am I crying!!! Love it!

Such a great video! I love seeing the bond between these two! 💞

"Things earned, are way better than things given." Couldn't agree with him more! Great video! Can't wait for the next one! 💪🙏

❤🥹 love this so much!!!