Brian, glad I was able to run into you in the woods and spend the afternoon with you in elk country. You’re the real deal. It’s not everyday some one stalks into you with moccasins/ stalkasins 😉 I can attest your use of all the products / gear you discussed and I’ll end up breaking the bank this year adding to my gear to improve my backcountry solo hunter experience. Glad you stuck with it and tagged out my friend... well deserved! BTW - Thanks for the shout out 🙏 certainly was t expecting it. Stay Gritty! @brian_call
@@GrittyGearAndPodcast still getting after it! I didn’t have a ton of time to get out last year but opening morning I stocked into a small 5 pt and made a 12 yd shot. The Valkyrie’s did their job! Good luck this year!
Brian I think you've been really improving as a hunter and as a person. You faced some real challenges, but you keep overcoming them. I was a little disappointed about this episode as I was hoping to hear you discuss more the challenges, considerations, and mental game of solo hunting. This is a mental block for me that I think lots of guys have. If you could address it at some point, I think it would be of wide appeal. Also, what you'd recommend as far as vehicles and vehicle setups suited to the type of hunting you do. Keep up the great work.
You need to do more of these down to earth story telling videos/podcasts. I REALLY enjoy your hunting videos (honestly, top notch) but these raw, admitting mistakes made, lessons learned, etc, videos are awesome. You're a stud good sir! Wish I could tag along one of these day with such a knowledgeable hunter such as yourself. Good luck sir! Thank you again for all the content you put together and produce.
I do a lot of solo hunting. I have one of those showers. I also have a shower stall. Its a tent that you just pull out of the case and it sets itself up. It is great was pretty cheap too. But after a week in the woods even a solar bag is great. I bring the solar one in my pack. I set it up in the morning and by night the water is hot. I always have a change of clothes in the back country. It depends on how elaborate your camp is. I have a base camp down at the trail head. Its a small camper. I have a backpack set up I take into the back country. I carry a small day pack with me as well. I drop camp after I get in there as well. I leave all the big stuff there and use just my small pack and binoharness. This is my set up for wilderness hunting. With family I just hunt from base camp. The great thing about a small camp trailer is set up. I just level it and it is ready to go. I can hook up to it and move it really fast. a lot faster than a wall tent. I used to use a pop up camper but now the canned ham is so much better. If it gets really cold I have a furnace and a bed. You would be surprised how great a bed is after a few days of being on the ground.
Congrats on your bull. I understand the out of state complaint. I'm in Colorado. I don't mind the out of state hunters most of them don't get that far from the roads. It is public land and everyone is welcome to use it. What I don't like is the ones that don't respect the land and run their ATV's all over it and leave their trash. That said I don't like the locals that do the same thing. Most people I know think they can't draw tags because of the out of state people getting preference due to tag prices. I tell them that the out of state people pay for most of the conservation efforts and that there is a certain amount of tags that are given to both out of state and residents. With exception of over the counter. I seem to be able to draw tags most of the time. I also don't apply for the 16 point tags and then complain I don't draw one with 2 points. I have my draw places I go and I have my over the counter places. The bull I shot last year was over the counter on public land. In an area I have hunted for 20 years. I got back to work and listened to the how I am lucky. Sure there is luck to it. But there was also 20 years of knowledge of the area. I also try to draw tags for places I have never been before. I really enjoy hunting new areas that I have never been. To me its about the new experience that make it fun.
I am going to have to do my first bow hunt solo. I cannot find anyone who is willing to hike into the the back country and hunt. No one I know is in good enough shape. I am 41 years old my friends all got older while I got stronger and better lol. I am still a tad worried about hunting alone though.
I hunt solo most of the time. I find that most of the time other people limit what you can do. With the right partner it can be really rewarding as well. Where do you live?
Grizzly Bear Iam in brother Iam 58 and still can hump a ruck like my days in the military I drag a tire around my neighborhood with my pack to keep my lungs at capacity for my backcountry hunts
ha, I have the same problem. I'm 57 an have no takers as a hunting buddy. So I decided I will keep trying to find a buddy, but will go solo until then. There should be a forum for huntin folk to find fellow hunters who are willing to put in the work to go regardless.
once again, wonderful stuff! We need to get Utah to look at changing the dates for archery elk. They make the hardest hunt during the worst time of year. All other states open the first of September and run to the end. Keep the pod casts and videos coming and I'll do my best to stay gritty!
Thanks Dustin! I agree! Utah is STRANGE! 🤷🏻♂️ But CO, ID, WY, and MT offer great elk hunting and they’re all just a day’s drive from Utah. The downside is the out-of-state cost-but it’s worth it in my opinion.
Even if harvest numbers don't change with more hunters the Elk do become very educated and do change the way they respond to calls if the do at all. Hunter numbers do affect the quality of the hunt whether you want to admit it. Idaho was overrun by hunters this year compared to even a few years ago.
iddddaduncan this is true, but I only spent 4 total days elk hunting. 3 different areas and every day, either myself or my friend, got a shot. We both ended up getting elk. Northern Idaho is different, but central and southern Idaho, elk are every where. I don’t know you’re whole situation, but too many hunters isn’t a valid excuse in my opinion. Again only my opinion. Out hiking/hunting them. Going further than them, harder than them. It will work to your advantage and the encounters will happen. Even as a professional caller, I don’t call a ton because the elk are educated. Stealth mode is the best thing out there. I try to be just like the wolves I’m also hunting. Quiet and effective killers. Good luck with any other hunts you have and I hope elk season is better to you next year!! Take care my friend.
Just starting following u u guys seem very down to earth love ur content podcast and hunting videos I am a firm believer in showering every two days I don’t back country hunt like u guys buy yeah washing arm pits and other body parts even if it’s just a rag and soap with stream water keep up the good work shoot straight
Have you ever heard of the ElkNut, Paul Medel? He has a website, but more importantly an app for $10. If you want to understand all aspects of the elk language, get the app. It is absolute gold! One tip from the app, use a bark, which he calls a nervous grunt, to stop an elk DEAD IN THEIR TRACKS. Way more effective than a cow call. The app even goes over how to make all of the various sounds. Good luck this year!
I hunt Idaho it’s the only state I can afford. Idaho hunters should be grateful they live their and can pre scout and know the country two years now I ate tag soup I would love to live out west wy mt Idaho but it’s not possible I understand how they feel but they have tons of public land in Texas it’s mostly private very little public land it sucks just to find deer on public land in Texas filled with orange for us poor folk we just have to share and be respectful
Absolutely! The only caveat is that I bought these for hunting cactus country in Arizona and Alberta CA. These Stalkasins will not let cactuses pass through them. I don’t think swim shoes are gonna stop a cactus. But if you don’t hunt cactus country then swim shoes are probably a pretty good idea.
Come on man.... Solo? Campers, heated showers, and burgers 🤦♂️. I still love listening to your stuff so don't take it the wrong way. I was really hoping with that title I would be listening to the wild stories of hunting alone tho. I hunt colorado archery elk otc every year 100% solo. I started out doing it with a couple buds and now that I do it alone it is a whole new ballgame. Stay gritty💪💪💪.
Thanks, but did you listen to the whole thing? I hunted 16 days. 8 of those days I had company. The latter 8 days I hunted solo. I killed the bull solo and I packed it out solo-it’s hard to get more solo than that. 🤷🏻♂️😉
@@GrittyGearAndPodcast O man I bet! I've been known to slide out of the mtns mid hunt, go eat garbage, and take a shower at a rest stop before getting back out... I'm guilty
TopoftheLineTraining - I wish the best for Aron-I hope he has a great season and continues to do his thing. But we disagree on a lot of things. We argued a lot off camera. We’re opposites-and although I appreciate those differences it was extremely difficult to navigate that relationship on a daily basis. Aron isn’t easy to get along with-at least for me. Thanks for the comment. Hope that helps.
Brian Call: Gritty Yeah I get it brother and no big deal...I have watched and listened on and off for sometime now! I enjoyed it then and now, but saw the change in guests “Aron, Gear etc and was just wondering if you were just exploring new stuff or if it was what you said! Thanks for the reply God Bless! I really enjoyed those Tahr hunts!!! Also the way you gave descriptions at the bottom of the screen on your gear used!
I have shot 3 deer with my Valkyrie setup. There has been no blood on the arrow or head due to the arrow sticking into the ground. Do you have the same issue?
All the deer I’ve shot with my Valkyrie arrows have died within 40 yards of the shot. They bled quite a bit. The arrow fletchings weren’t that bloody though-not sure why? The head or the entire arrow is almost always buried in the ground. They’re devastating arrows-but they’re especially useful when things don’t go as planned. The punch through brush, crush bone and buck the wind. 👍🏼
Dave Gilbert - Thanks Dave. I called it solo because that’s what it was the week I killed the bull. I hunted 9 days by myself. I killed the bull after 5 consecutive days alone (except for a stranger I met in the woods for an afternoon). So I hunted alone, killed alone, and packed alone-that’s solo, right? Am I missing something?
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Brian, glad I was able to run into you in the woods and spend the afternoon with you in elk country. You’re the real deal. It’s not everyday some one stalks into you with moccasins/ stalkasins 😉 I can attest your use of all the products / gear you discussed and I’ll end up breaking the bank this year adding to my gear to improve my backcountry solo hunter experience. Glad you stuck with it and tagged out my friend... well deserved! BTW - Thanks for the shout out 🙏 certainly was t expecting it. Stay Gritty! @brian_call
David, the pleasure was mine! It’s been awhile-I somehow missed this message. I hope all is well and you’re still getting after it!
@@GrittyGearAndPodcast still getting after it! I didn’t have a ton of time to get out last year but opening morning I stocked into a small 5 pt and made a 12 yd shot. The Valkyrie’s did their job! Good luck this year!
Shit man, those words smacked my brain and resonated!! “ You’e hunting for the shot, not the animal.”
Great words.
Brian I think you've been really improving as a hunter and as a person. You faced some real challenges, but you keep overcoming them. I was a little disappointed about this episode as I was hoping to hear you discuss more the challenges, considerations, and mental game of solo hunting. This is a mental block for me that I think lots of guys have. If you could address it at some point, I think it would be of wide appeal. Also, what you'd recommend as far as vehicles and vehicle setups suited to the type of hunting you do. Keep up the great work.
You need to do more of these down to earth story telling videos/podcasts. I REALLY enjoy your hunting videos (honestly, top notch) but these raw, admitting mistakes made, lessons learned, etc, videos are awesome. You're a stud good sir! Wish I could tag along one of these day with such a knowledgeable hunter such as yourself. Good luck sir!
Thank you again for all the content you put together and produce.
Yes! I turn off every Rogan podcast to watch Gritty while sitting in the blind with headphones and screen turned way down. Stay Classy
I do a lot of solo hunting. I have one of those showers. I also have a shower stall. Its a tent that you just pull out of the case and it sets itself up. It is great was pretty cheap too. But after a week in the woods even a solar bag is great. I bring the solar one in my pack. I set it up in the morning and by night the water is hot. I always have a change of clothes in the back country. It depends on how elaborate your camp is. I have a base camp down at the trail head. Its a small camper. I have a backpack set up I take into the back country. I carry a small day pack with me as well. I drop camp after I get in there as well. I leave all the big stuff there and use just my small pack and binoharness. This is my set up for wilderness hunting. With family I just hunt from base camp. The great thing about a small camp trailer is set up. I just level it and it is ready to go. I can hook up to it and move it really fast. a lot faster than a wall tent. I used to use a pop up camper but now the canned ham is so much better. If it gets really cold I have a furnace and a bed. You would be surprised how great a bed is after a few days of being on the ground.
Congrats on your bull. I understand the out of state complaint. I'm in Colorado. I don't mind the out of state hunters most of them don't get that far from the roads. It is public land and everyone is welcome to use it. What I don't like is the ones that don't respect the land and run their ATV's all over it and leave their trash. That said I don't like the locals that do the same thing. Most people I know think they can't draw tags because of the out of state people getting preference due to tag prices. I tell them that the out of state people pay for most of the conservation efforts and that there is a certain amount of tags that are given to both out of state and residents. With exception of over the counter. I seem to be able to draw tags most of the time. I also don't apply for the 16 point tags and then complain I don't draw one with 2 points. I have my draw places I go and I have my over the counter places. The bull I shot last year was over the counter on public land. In an area I have hunted for 20 years. I got back to work and listened to the how I am lucky. Sure there is luck to it. But there was also 20 years of knowledge of the area. I also try to draw tags for places I have never been before. I really enjoy hunting new areas that I have never been. To me its about the new experience that make it fun.
I am going to have to do my first bow hunt solo. I cannot find anyone who is willing to hike into the the back country and hunt. No one I know is in good enough shape. I am 41 years old my friends all got older while I got stronger and better lol. I am still a tad worried about hunting alone though.
I have the same problem
I hunt solo most of the time. I find that most of the time other people limit what you can do. With the right partner it can be really rewarding as well. Where do you live?
Grizzly Bear Iam in brother Iam 58 and still can hump a ruck like my days in the military I drag a tire around my neighborhood with my pack to keep my lungs at capacity for my backcountry hunts
ha, I have the same problem. I'm 57 an have no takers as a hunting buddy. So I decided I will keep trying to find a buddy, but will go solo until then.
There should be a forum for huntin folk to find fellow hunters who are willing to put in the work to go regardless.
Brian Mahler excellent idea 💡
once again, wonderful stuff! We need to get Utah to look at changing the dates for archery elk. They make the hardest hunt during the worst time of year. All other states open the first of September and run to the end. Keep the pod casts and videos coming and I'll do my best to stay gritty!
Thanks Dustin! I agree! Utah is STRANGE! 🤷🏻♂️ But CO, ID, WY, and MT offer great elk hunting and they’re all just a day’s drive from Utah. The downside is the out-of-state cost-but it’s worth it in my opinion.
Even if harvest numbers don't change with more hunters the Elk do become very educated and do change the way they respond to calls if the do at all. Hunter numbers do affect the quality of the hunt whether you want to admit it. Idaho was overrun by hunters this year compared to even a few years ago.
iddddaduncan this is true, but I only spent 4 total days elk hunting. 3 different areas and every day, either myself or my friend, got a shot. We both ended up getting elk. Northern Idaho is different, but central and southern Idaho, elk are every where. I don’t know you’re whole situation, but too many hunters isn’t a valid excuse in my opinion. Again only my opinion. Out hiking/hunting them. Going further than them, harder than them. It will work to your advantage and the encounters will happen. Even as a professional caller, I don’t call a ton because the elk are educated. Stealth mode is the best thing out there. I try to be just like the wolves I’m also hunting. Quiet and effective killers. Good luck with any other hunts you have and I hope elk season is better to you next year!! Take care my friend.
If you wanna find out what you’re made of. A solo hunt in the Montana, Idaho backcountry will do it.
Just starting following u u guys seem very down to earth love ur content podcast and hunting videos I am a firm believer in showering every two days I don’t back country hunt like u guys buy yeah washing arm pits and other body parts even if it’s just a rag and soap with stream water keep up the good work shoot straight
Have you ever heard of the ElkNut, Paul Medel? He has a website, but more importantly an app for $10. If you want to understand all aspects of the elk language, get the app. It is absolute gold! One tip from the app, use a bark, which he calls a nervous grunt, to stop an elk DEAD IN THEIR TRACKS. Way more effective than a cow call. The app even goes over how to make all of the various sounds. Good luck this year!
Way to stick it out!
Leaving for Colorado today
I hunt Idaho it’s the only state I can afford. Idaho hunters should be grateful they live their and can pre scout and know the country two years now I ate tag soup I would love to live out west wy mt Idaho but it’s not possible I understand how they feel but they have tons of public land in Texas it’s mostly private very little public land it sucks just to find deer on public land in Texas filled with orange for us poor folk we just have to share and be respectful
I sure hope they raised the tag price
We are completely overrun by out of staters.
Could swim shoes with treads work as good as stalkisons? A lot cheaper for sure.
I think anything could work, I am using some barefoot running shoes.
Absolutely! The only caveat is that I bought these for hunting cactus country in Arizona and Alberta CA. These Stalkasins will not let cactuses pass through them. I don’t think swim shoes are gonna stop a cactus. But if you don’t hunt cactus country then swim shoes are probably a pretty good idea.
#bugle on faith
Never heard of a solo elk hunt with other people. I’ll have to try that kind of solo hunt 😂
Well, the first 6 days of the hunt I was hunting with Brad and my cousin. The last 12 days I hunted by myself and got it done. Thanks for tuning in.
@@GrittyGearAndPodcast I’m just giving you a hard time! I love your content and have learned a ton from it!
@@ABQfitness - Ha ha! Thanks.
why don't you have a solar charger for this kind of situation????
Come on man.... Solo? Campers, heated showers, and burgers 🤦♂️. I still love listening to your stuff so don't take it the wrong way. I was really hoping with that title I would be listening to the wild stories of hunting alone tho. I hunt colorado archery elk otc every year 100% solo. I started out doing it with a couple buds and now that I do it alone it is a whole new ballgame. Stay gritty💪💪💪.
Thanks, but did you listen to the whole thing? I hunted 16 days. 8 of those days I had company. The latter 8 days I hunted solo. I killed the bull solo and I packed it out solo-it’s hard to get more solo than that. 🤷🏻♂️😉
@@GrittyGearAndPodcast Solid👊
Full Circle Outdoors - But the mid-hunt shower was LEGIT! 😁
@@GrittyGearAndPodcast O man I bet! I've been known to slide out of the mtns mid hunt, go eat garbage, and take a shower at a rest stop before getting back out... I'm guilty
How come you don’t hangout with Arron any more???
bro drama does matter. We get two sources of great info now. Enjoy that.
TopoftheLineTraining - I wish the best for Aron-I hope he has a great season and continues to do his thing. But we disagree on a lot of things. We argued a lot off camera. We’re opposites-and although I appreciate those differences it was extremely difficult to navigate that relationship on a daily basis. Aron isn’t easy to get along with-at least for me. Thanks for the comment. Hope that helps.
Brian Call: Gritty
Yeah I get it brother and no big deal...I have watched and listened on and off for sometime now! I enjoyed it then and now, but saw the change in guests “Aron, Gear etc and was just wondering if you were just exploring new stuff or if it was what you said!
Thanks for the reply God Bless!
I really enjoyed those Tahr hunts!!!
Also the way you gave descriptions at the bottom of the screen on your gear used!
@@GrittyGearAndPodcast All good you got Lampers. Lampers is legit and he is cool, calm, and collected.
How many days did you hunt?
I have shot 3 deer with my Valkyrie setup. There has been no blood on the arrow or head due to the arrow sticking into the ground. Do you have the same issue?
All the deer I’ve shot with my Valkyrie arrows have died within 40 yards of the shot. They bled quite a bit. The arrow fletchings weren’t that bloody though-not sure why? The head or the entire arrow is almost always buried in the ground. They’re devastating arrows-but they’re especially useful when things don’t go as planned. The punch through brush, crush bone and buck the wind. 👍🏼
💪🏽🇺🇸🏹
Love your stuff dude, but what about this elk hunt was solo, solo means by yourself right?
Dave Gilbert - Thanks Dave. I called it solo because that’s what it was the week I killed the bull. I hunted 9 days by myself. I killed the bull after 5 consecutive days alone (except for a stranger I met in the woods for an afternoon). So I hunted alone, killed alone, and packed alone-that’s solo, right? Am I missing something?
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