Where have the years gone? Seems like just a short time ago that you two arrived at your little cabin with just a truck, RV and a dream. How far you two have come, UA-cam stars with hundreds of thousands of fans. I think we all love your videos because you are living your dream and sharing it with us.
Eric tying Arielle's hair back while she's elbow-deep in a caribou carcass is the perfect image of how they are the perfect couple. The way they share the work and lean on each other's strengths; how they support each other, and praise each other, and rely on each other is really quite touching.
Was crushed to hear about everyone fav furry friend crossing the rainbow bridge but was wonderful of you guys to share sweet Bos time with us 😊 lovely videos as always!
I’m so sorry for your loss of BO ….. I sat here crying he was adorable as is his brother. Do tell are you planning to get new babies it will,be so awesome you are such good parents. Greetings from Spokane I love watching your show.
@@Angelaselsthey mentioned in a video some time ago that there are some things they want to do that are not cohesive to having a dog. I’ve heard nothing since that though and they may have changed their minds.
Great video...thank you for sharing your real life experiences...no commercials: coffee, AG1, Drevos smoker, Lion Energy ....just Eric and Ariel. You guys get it. You are the best! The Hollars and Sow the Land share life as it happens as well...no commercials.
Your videos are the best! I watch them twice. Once with my morning coffee then in the evening before bed. I love how you are living and loving your lives.
This long season hunt has made me think how grateful we should be for the food we have. To watch what you go through to harvest that meat is something that modern people usually don't have to do and it puts me in awe of you guys!
Loved every minute, paused at so many wonderful views, you make us all want to come on your adventures, even looked forward to the harvest of the caribou, Alaska is one place I have always wanted to visit, you feed my thirst, I am disabled and won't make it in this lifetime, but I hope we meet up in the next! Thank you both for sharing snippets of your life with us, we appreciate all the work that this takes. Love from Australia xxx
It has to be done if you want to eat them! It reminds me of going to India and seeing the women picking up fresh cow dung with it all the way up to their elbows forming round pies to slap on the side of the house to dry for cooking fuel later! That's what you have to do without wood, and electricity, and bottled gas! I saw they would stack them in a circle up and up forming a beehive looking mound and when it was tall enough covering that with mud to dry to protect the dung cakes from the rainy season. They would cut a small opening to retrieve however many they needed to cook a meal! Just imagine the women from the Western societies having to do this to make dinner!? I laughed as I thought they would send the kids out saying honey grab two cakes for dinner tonight!
That is the most beautiful scenery out there especially with the snow covered trees they were awesome but the scenic views were absolutely beautiful and the snow mobile rides were exciting all i can say is it is so very breathtakingly beautiful there and hunting the caribou for food was a learning experience as always another great video of Alaska Thanks Arielle and Eric take care.🇺🇲❄🤠❄🇺🇲
The trees look like giant snow creatures!! Wow stunning scenery-this was my first Caribou hunt!!! Experiencing things I never thought I would through your channel. Amazing. Thank you.!!!
Arielle, you seem to have such an incredible, almost chidlike, joy with which you experience the world- it's so pure and honest; you live with your whole heart and it's so wonderful that we get to see these glimpses of you shining, like you just laughing at the birds taking flight! There aren't many people out there being their authentic self like that; thanks to both of you for letting us come along on your trips like this :D
We all had subsistance licenses back in the mid 70's and we got a big Caribou on the Alaskan Peninsula. Processed him over the fish hold on our seiner and split the meat between our boat and my skipper Paul Harder's Dad Ole's boat. Utterly fantastic meat!...even the liver was great!
You got yourself a caribou, Eric and Ariel! Awesome Sauce! The scenery is beautiful. Hope you all and Bandit are doing well. Thanks for sharing this adventure!
What a video! Vsual whiplash!!!. Weeks of hunting compressed into less than an hour and then suddenly, Eric gets a Caribou. There were wolves sneaking around and tarmigan flying all over the place. Ariel having a chat while gutting. And trees that look like someone blew foam insulation all over the forest. .Hundreds of miles on the snow machines. loved it. I feel like an Urban Wimp now. Great editing job. Suzi
Well done! You are the epitome of good hunters: always careful and law-abiding, and you take down what you can eat, with respect and attention to nature and environment. SO impressive, always.
It’s obvious the care and time you took to film, produce and post this video. I know all of your viewers appreciate it. What a super experience, one most of us will never have! Congratulations!
What an adventure! So glad your perseverance, as you aptly mentioned, Eric, paid off! Arielle your sentiments at the end about the balance of understanding and respect you both have for these hearty animals, their beauty and endurance, but also your appreciation for the sustenance they provide. Looking forward to your caribou recipes!
Another great video! Somebody is getting very good at capturing some spectacular views that show their love for the beauty of God's creations! I also enjoyed the compiling of several hunting excursions during the season, that showed that every hunt isn't successful, and that in hunting, perseverance is often needed. It also showed how quickly an uneventful hunt can turn into a success story! Way to stay with it, and I'm glad that Eric was able to connect with a solid shot on a nice caribou. I love the teamwork that you two have on getting things done, regardless if it's during hunting, cutting wood, cooking, or construction projects. You two work very well together, and that's one of the reasons I like your channel so well. God bless you two, and I'll be looking forward to your next video!
This video is how I had imagined all of Alaska looked during the winter! White and wild! I kinda felt sorry for the trapped Martin, and I've never seen one in the wild. All your time and efforts finally paid off. Great job!
Your caribou hunt made me envious. So happy you were able to get one. Sure there will be future videos showing you making caribou steaks. It will be most interesting to see the trail cam pictures next year. Glad you were able to take Bandit along on the trip. Be safe. Till next time...
Thank you both for all you do so that your many viewers can get a taste of Alaska. Hunting and fishing trips are always exciting thanks to you both. Work on the homestead and cooking and the beautiful scenery footage just makes it all complete. You two are absolutely amazing.
@SimpleLivingAlaska I can imagine! You are both inspiring, and I love how authentic and upfront you are about your day to day journey. Thank you again for sharing your lives in Alaska with us dreamers!💗
The views there in Alaska are amazing. Thank you for sharing. I can always count on you to have beautiful filming🥰. Your my favorite channel and you made my day today. Thank you for sharing your life with us. Take care from Cape Cod Massachusetts ✌️🇺🇸
Congrats on that nice bull. I loved Arielle taking on field dressing like a pro, saving the edible organs and all. That's a lot of food and one always gets dirty making good eats. Just got to get in there and do what's necessary. I love your channel and I'm sure I'm not the only one that cried for that good boy, Bo. What a beautiful life you live.
Eric and Arielle! Another great video! Fresh meat is AWESOME! It is AMAZING what you 2 can do! We are so glad that you take us along with you on your adventures! Thank You! Until your next video ~~~ Stay safe, healthy, warm and happy! ❄️🦌❄️
Another absolutely breathtakingly beautiful and amazing adventure! Well done you two! I love each and every one of your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your lives with all of us!❤❤❤
The sound of the wind makes me feel sooo cold even though I’m tucked under nice warm blankets while I watch you two adventurers on UA-cam. Oh, the scenery is stunning!
Both of you are so real and down to earth, living in rural Montana at age 80 I enjoy just watching you do what you do so well. Keep up the good work and sharing your videos with your fans. Cheers, Michael
I love watching your videos. About 30 years ago, I went up north to build some schools in the high arctic. One was just south of inuvik nwt. And the other was near Bafin Island. In both places, I went hunting with the native people of the areas. We went hunting for polar bears, mustox, cariboos, walrus, seals, and more. I can't tell you how much I enjoyed being in the high north. I love watching you hunt, fishing, and gathering. You two are exceptionally good at it. You both work well together.
Felt sorry for the marten who was caught in the trap . Wish I hadn’t seen that. The other one that was dead looked bad also. Hope the trapper was checking his traps every 24 hours .
The last two minutes were extremely well formulated. Keep track of them. I think you will cherish them for years to come. Congratulations on your persistency and thanks for allowing us to come along the adventure!
You guys are a joy to watch and follow. You are living my hearts dream. You guys are so intelligent and inspiring.Thank you for sharing your life with us.
OMG this was so good and I didn't want it to end and I could have easily watched another hour. You guys are unmatched when it comes to anything Alaska.
What a beautiful compilation of caribou hunting! The scenery is so beautifully spectacular! I thought Eric was going to hit that tree for sure.! thank you for sharing your adventures with all of us.
We really enjoy tagging along on your Alaskan adventures, WE LOVE IT AND love you guys Ariel and Eric . You guys make it seem so easy and so fun in the middle of the tundra . Hunting and fishing so much fun xo
Awesome hunt! Congratulations. So good to see Bandit, he looked so cozy and warm tucked into his blanket. Eric the rule should be whoever gets the spot first gets to keep it and I'm positive Bandit agrees with me. 😅
I really enjoy watching your adventures and to watch Arielle just dive in there and then bring up lunch afterwards is just 100% awesomeness. What a woman and you are a lucky man! Keep it up guys :)
Can't wait for the Caribou processing video, the animal processing... Process, is some of my favorite content yall do. Its also something I love when I go hunt, it's tedious and a long day(esp when it's multiple animals) but it's probably the most rewarding part of hunting when you see all of the meat and other by products packaged/canned in your freezer/pantry.
Greetings from Pakistan.Wow what a beautiful morning,clear blue sky,snow capped trees mountains,road with a amazing road journey. Perfect days for Caribou hunting.What a beautiful compilation of caribou hunting.Hard works always payoff,congratulations of your first caribou hunt. Keep traveling,hunting,cooking, eating,working,camping, fishing, gardening, canning and smiling 😊
I like how you grouped the hunts together and made a long video. So excited about your caribou, congratulations and great job. So proud of you guys always succeeding at these things after persevering and so fun to watch!
@@D62121 I’m from Australia so know nothing about this sort of thing as traps are banned here. It just seems so cruel that the poor animal was left to suffer when an alternate solution was available.
I stopped watching this video when you came upon the live Marten still trapped in a steel trap. I wish you had never shown that part of your trip. It brought back terrible memories as a teenager when I trapped a red fox (alive) with the first and last trap I ever set. Needless to say I had to dispense with the fox. Afterwards I received $45 for the fur but I could never trap or hunt again. I guess if it came down to survival then I could still hunt and fish but since that morning so long ago I want no part of it. My wife and I have enjoyed watching your videos of your Alaska journey for several years but this is one video I will never finish.
Following you two since the beginning and was waiting for this day: first Caribou! The full season video really gave the sense of the journey and makes the ending more satisfying. Congrats to both of you. Now I cannot help but think I will make some Dutch oven elk stew this weekend. As a kid in Alaska caribou was always my favorite stew.🎉❤🎉
Well another great adventure and you did not disappoint your audience, you never do. Exciting and action packed. That caribou is a big undertaking, so glad you got him. Good food for the tummy and freezer. Beautiful scenery, those pine trees were absolutely breathtaking while covered in that snow.⛄️ Can’t wait to see the photos off of the trail cameras. You two amaze me. Please keep up the powerful homesteading that you do, it’s amazing, don’t think I could have eaten the snack that tasted like cat food though. Eric is such a good shot and Ariel just jumps right in no matter the task, what a team. Love watching you guys. Be safe out there. ❤🐇☮️ L
Your channel is a required part of my week now, I absolutely love the full life you’re living. The date & miles are part of each trip helped me appreciate everything all the more. I’m confused w/ the flat light thing, is it time related or weather…? One thing I wanted to mention, when I hunted I always liked to cover the end of the barrel of my long guns w/ some electrical tape to keep the bore clear of dirt, rain & snow….. I never wanted to have my gun blow up & look like Elmer Fudd 🤪😁 My pup & I also miss Bo, he and all your pets have the best life. Well done. Carry on. Life is good.
Love your videos. I just love everything about the four seasons. Since it's winter, I just fell in love with the frozen trees, The beauty of the Winter in Alaska, looks like a picture postcard. Keep up the good work 👍
Well, we are happy for you. We live in Northern MI. during hunting season. And south east MI. during the warm months. I had a unique opportunity at the end of season. A Xmas tree farmer had a white tail deer problem w/crop damage permits. So the nieghbor & I put 3 more deer in each of our freezers. And we finished 2/23/24. Tags expired the 29 th of February. All good, freezer is stuffed and God willing I'll be here for next season. Enjoy your harvest.
I love that you keep it real! Multiple trips without shooting a caribou. I hate when ppl make it look totally easy and that every hunt is successful. You work hard for your food! Great filming as usual! TYFS❤️
I love that this vid was shot over a couple of months in the hunt for caribou, showing the actuality of it. So happy for your success! Looking forward to the processing and recipes of the catch. Love from Australia, xx
Where have the years gone? Seems like just a short time ago that you two arrived at your little cabin with just a truck, RV and a dream. How far you two have come, UA-cam stars with hundreds of thousands of fans. I think we all love your videos because you are living your dream and sharing it with us.
Thank you so much for this adventure you shared with us!!! Love,love,loved it!😃👍But then again I always enjoy you both! Thanks again❤
all the love from Canada.
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U said it.
I like this way of compressing all these days in sequence into a compilation story that ended with a successful hunt. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you 🥰
It made for a great video build up. !!
Absolutely agree! Fantastic vlog.
Spoiler alert! lol
@@mike81989to be fair, the thumbnail sort of gave it away…..
Eric is so lucky to have this woman I mean she just does everything they are just a perfect match for Alaska I just love this podcast
Eric tying Arielle's hair back while she's elbow-deep in a caribou carcass is the perfect image of how they are the perfect couple. The way they share the work and lean on each other's strengths; how they support each other, and praise each other, and rely on each other is really quite touching.
Arielle covered in blood from cleaning a Caribou and says, "Lunchtime !" LOL!! YOU ARE AMAZING!!!
I wanted her to wash her arms so bad I couldn’t concentrate on anything she was saying 😂
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Glad I scanned the comments. I guess I'm not watching this one.
That's was a great look proud and excited
My kind of girl.
I caught that too. Gave me a chuckle.
Was crushed to hear about everyone fav furry friend crossing the rainbow bridge but was wonderful of you guys to share sweet Bos time with us 😊 lovely videos as always!
I’m a lifelong Alaskan, lots of amazing adventures with kids. You two Are. Doing. It. Right. Great vid, beautifully done. ☃
Thank you 😁
Wonderful video! You two are fabulous love your talent and persistance.
Where in AK? I lived there 10 years.
Gotta keep that woman! The way she casually talked about her experience whilst casually waving caribou guts, precious!
He be smart never to step out on her!!!!! He'd be very smart. End up as polar bear food, 😅😅😅😅😅
I’m so sorry for your loss of BO ….. I sat here crying he was adorable as is his brother. Do tell are you planning to get new babies it will,be so awesome you are such good parents. Greetings from Spokane I love watching your show.
Right!!
@@Angelaselsthey mentioned in a video some time ago that there are some things they want to do that are not cohesive to having a dog. I’ve heard nothing since that though and they may have changed their minds.
@@Angelasels I didn't hear the part of the loss of Bo. It's hard when a pet is lost.
You two make the best videos! The stories, photography, and your obvious love of your life and each other is absolutely beautiful♥
Great video...thank you for sharing your real life experiences...no commercials: coffee, AG1, Drevos smoker, Lion Energy ....just Eric and Ariel. You guys get it. You are the best! The Hollars and Sow the Land share life as it happens as well...no commercials.
I completely agree!
Your videos are the best! I watch them twice. Once with my morning coffee then in the evening before bed. I love how you are living and loving your lives.
That is very kind of you ❤
The new generation of pioneers. You guys make such a great team . Be safe always . Keep on keeping on. Love your channel and content.
Perfect description! Love how they work so well together!
This long season hunt has made me think how grateful we should be for the food we have. To watch what you go through to harvest that meat is something that modern people usually don't have to do and it puts me in awe of you guys!
Thank you guys so much for letting us enjoy your adventure. Enjoy for as long as you can.
Loved every minute, paused at so many wonderful views, you make us all want to come on your adventures, even looked forward to the harvest of the caribou, Alaska is one place I have always wanted to visit, you feed my thirst, I am disabled and won't make it in this lifetime, but I hope we meet up in the next! Thank you both for sharing snippets of your life with us, we appreciate all the work that this takes. Love from Australia xxx
The most important viewing of my week always look forward to seeing you both
Arielle, I love how you stop to acknowledge the beauty in the details around you! Keep on keeping on!
46:28 Arielle with caribou blood up to her elbows, “Lunchtime, right?” 😂
It has to be done if you want to eat them! It reminds me of going to India and seeing the women picking up fresh cow dung with it all the way up to their elbows forming round pies to slap on the side of the house to dry for cooking fuel later! That's what you have to do without wood, and electricity, and bottled gas! I saw they would stack them in a circle up and up forming a beehive looking mound and when it was tall enough covering that with mud to dry to protect the dung cakes from the rainy season. They would cut a small opening to retrieve however many they needed to cook a meal! Just imagine the women from the Western societies having to do this to make dinner!? I laughed as I thought they would send the kids out saying honey grab two cakes for dinner tonight!
That is the most beautiful scenery out there especially with the snow covered trees they were awesome but the scenic views were absolutely beautiful and the snow mobile rides were exciting all i can say is it is
so very breathtakingly beautiful there and hunting the caribou for food
was a learning experience as always another great video of Alaska
Thanks Arielle and Eric take care.🇺🇲❄🤠❄🇺🇲
Thank you ❤
The trees look like giant snow creatures!! Wow stunning scenery-this was my first Caribou hunt!!! Experiencing things I never thought I would through your channel. Amazing. Thank you.!!!
Arielle, you seem to have such an incredible, almost chidlike, joy with which you experience the world- it's so pure and honest; you live with your whole heart and it's so wonderful that we get to see these glimpses of you shining, like you just laughing at the birds taking flight! There aren't many people out there being their authentic self like that; thanks to both of you for letting us come along on your trips like this :D
We all had subsistance licenses back in the mid 70's and we got a big Caribou on the Alaskan Peninsula. Processed him over the fish hold on our seiner and split the meat between our boat and my skipper Paul Harder's Dad Ole's boat. Utterly fantastic meat!...even the liver was great!
You got yourself a caribou, Eric and Ariel! Awesome Sauce! The scenery is beautiful. Hope you all and Bandit are doing well. Thanks for sharing this adventure!
What a video! Vsual whiplash!!!. Weeks of hunting compressed into less than an hour and then suddenly, Eric gets a Caribou. There were wolves sneaking around and tarmigan flying all over the place. Ariel having a chat while gutting. And trees that look like someone blew foam insulation all over the forest. .Hundreds of miles on the snow machines. loved it. I feel like an Urban Wimp now. Great editing job. Suzi
Well done! You are the epitome of good hunters: always careful and law-abiding, and you take down what you can eat, with respect and attention to nature and environment. SO impressive, always.
Congratulations on your first Caribou. What beautiful scenery with the snow covered trees.
Blessings to you both. 😊🇺🇲
It’s obvious the care and time you took to film, produce and post this video. I know all of your viewers appreciate it. What a super experience, one most of us will never have! Congratulations!
What an adventure! So glad your perseverance, as you aptly mentioned, Eric, paid off! Arielle your sentiments at the end about the balance of understanding and respect you both have for these hearty animals, their beauty and endurance, but also your appreciation for the sustenance they provide. Looking forward to your caribou recipes!
Thank you, I absolutely agree and so very thankful for their gratitude to nature for providing sustenance and beauty.
Another great video! Somebody is getting very good at capturing some spectacular views that show their love for the beauty of God's creations! I also enjoyed the compiling of several hunting excursions during the season, that showed that every hunt isn't successful, and that in hunting, perseverance is often needed. It also showed how quickly an uneventful hunt can turn into a success story! Way to stay with it, and I'm glad that Eric was able to connect with a solid shot on a nice caribou. I love the teamwork that you two have on getting things done, regardless if it's during hunting, cutting wood, cooking, or construction projects. You two work very well together, and that's one of the reasons I like your channel so well. God bless you two, and I'll be looking forward to your next video!
This video is how I had imagined all of Alaska looked during the winter! White and wild! I kinda felt sorry for the trapped Martin, and I've never seen one in the wild. All your time and efforts finally paid off. Great job!
11: 23 The way she casually talked about her experience whilst casually waving caribou guts, precious!
Opening with the most beautiful snow scenes ever shown anywhere. Looked like a painting with the snow so thick on the trees.
OTIMO VIDEO.❤❤❤❤❤ , QUE NATUREZA FORMIDAVEL .❤💚🧡💜💙❤️
Living your best life guys, thanks for taking us along.
Your caribou hunt made me envious. So happy you were able to get one. Sure there will be future videos showing you making caribou steaks. It will be most interesting to see the trail cam pictures next year. Glad you were able to take Bandit along on the trip. Be safe. Till next time...
Thank you both for all you do so that your many viewers can get a taste of Alaska. Hunting and fishing trips are always exciting thanks to you both. Work on the homestead and cooking and the beautiful scenery footage just makes it all complete. You two are absolutely amazing.
I'd never get anything done. The views are so distracting!!! Just fabulously beautiful!❤
Oh my this is so me somedays 💗
@SimpleLivingAlaska I can imagine! You are both inspiring, and I love how authentic and upfront you are about your day to day journey. Thank you again for sharing your lives in Alaska with us dreamers!💗
The views there in Alaska are amazing. Thank you for sharing. I can always count on you to have beautiful filming🥰. Your my favorite channel and you made my day today. Thank you for sharing your life with us. Take care from Cape Cod Massachusetts ✌️🇺🇸
Congrats on that nice bull. I loved Arielle taking on field dressing like a pro, saving the edible organs and all. That's a lot of food and one always gets dirty making good eats. Just got to get in there and do what's necessary. I love your channel and I'm sure I'm not the only one that cried for that good boy, Bo. What a beautiful life you live.
We need to get you to 1 million followers!! The best channel on UA-cam!
I'm so happy right now - a nice long video from my favorite channel ❤
Yay! So happy you guys got your caribou. Every year you will become more and more skilled at finding and dispatching them.
The soft rime ice on the stunted spruce and highest treeline in the state makes for endless exploration.
Amazing footage
Wow again! Picking up diner on the way back was fun to watch. Just can't get enough of your Alaska. Don't ever stop.
I'm glad that trip worked out well for you. Thanks for the adventure!
As always, thank you guys for sharing your incredible adventures. Watching is the best part of my week!
I always love all your videos but there’s something really special about this one. Your tenacity is inspiring. Congratulations on the hunt.
So cute, Eric says, "Well he's in my spot so we have a problem"😅
Eric and Arielle! Another great video! Fresh meat is AWESOME! It is AMAZING what you 2 can do! We are so glad that you take us along with you on your adventures! Thank You! Until your next video ~~~ Stay safe, healthy, warm and happy! ❄️🦌❄️
Congratulations guys! Eric you will tackle anything and get it fixed you are amazing. Love ❤y’all!
Another absolutely breathtakingly beautiful and amazing adventure! Well done you two! I love each and every one of your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your lives with all of us!❤❤❤
Can't wait to see your trailcam footage 🐺🦊🫎🐇🦅🐿🐦⬛
Hopefully the bears don't mess with the cams they do that🐻
The sound of the wind makes me feel sooo cold even though I’m tucked under nice warm blankets while I watch you two adventurers on UA-cam. Oh, the scenery is stunning!
Love watching the older vlogs now with bo in them
We miss him very much too ❤
Both of you are so real and down to earth, living in rural Montana at age 80 I enjoy just watching you do what you do so well. Keep up the good work and sharing your videos with your fans. Cheers, Michael
WOW the landscape is Beautiful !!!!!
Congrats Guys! Before you know it, it will be gardening and fishing season! I started planting, yesterday. It's going to be a blessed year. 😊
Beautiful scenery and the snow! Here in MN we've had very little snow...8 inches. Thanks for filming on my birthday February 8th!
I love watching your videos. About 30 years ago, I went up north to build some schools in the high arctic. One was just south of inuvik nwt. And the other was near Bafin Island. In both places, I went hunting with the native people of the areas. We went hunting for polar bears, mustox, cariboos, walrus, seals, and more. I can't tell you how much I enjoyed being in the high north.
I love watching you hunt, fishing, and gathering. You two are exceptionally good at it. You both work well together.
Felt sorry for the marten who was caught in the trap . Wish I hadn’t seen that. The other one that was dead looked bad also. Hope the trapper was checking his traps every 24 hours .
The last two minutes were extremely well formulated. Keep track of them. I think you will cherish them for years to come. Congratulations on your persistency and thanks for allowing us to come along the adventure!
Arielle & Eric,
Congrats on the Caribou. All the hard work paid off.... and as always, "You guys rock" 😁❤❤
You guys are a joy to watch and follow. You are living my hearts dream. You guys are so intelligent and inspiring.Thank you for sharing your life with us.
OMG this was so good and I didn't want it to end and I could have easily watched another hour. You guys are unmatched when it comes to anything Alaska.
What a beautiful compilation of caribou hunting! The scenery is so beautifully spectacular! I thought Eric was going to hit that tree for sure.! thank you for sharing your adventures with all of us.
We really enjoy tagging along on your Alaskan adventures, WE LOVE IT AND love you guys Ariel and Eric . You guys make it seem so easy and so fun in the middle of the tundra . Hunting and fishing so much fun xo
Awesome hunt! Congratulations. So good to see Bandit, he looked so cozy and warm tucked into his blanket. Eric the rule should be whoever gets the spot first gets to keep it and I'm positive Bandit agrees with me. 😅
Naturally Flocked Christmas trees!!! LOVE It!!!
I really enjoy watching your adventures and to watch Arielle just dive in there and then bring up lunch afterwards is just 100% awesomeness. What a woman and you are a lucky man! Keep it up guys :)
Many blessings to both of yall,such an exciting video.Great job you two. GODBLESS
Can't wait for the Caribou processing video, the animal processing... Process, is some of my favorite content yall do. Its also something I love when I go hunt, it's tedious and a long day(esp when it's multiple animals) but it's probably the most rewarding part of hunting when you see all of the meat and other by products packaged/canned in your freezer/pantry.
Good Afternoon Your Video is exactly what I needed Today They Always Make Me Feel Happy 😊🙏🌹🥀💐🕊️🌻☕❤️💜 Ya Ya Ya You got one. Some Good Eating Now.😊👍✅
Thanks for taking us along! What beautiful country.
Love yall! So glad you were able to get some food!
Alaska is so beautiful always enjoy watching you guys. 🇬🇧💕
Greetings from Pakistan.Wow what a beautiful morning,clear blue sky,snow capped trees mountains,road with a amazing road journey.
Perfect days for Caribou hunting.What a beautiful compilation of caribou hunting.Hard works always payoff,congratulations of your first caribou hunt.
Keep traveling,hunting,cooking, eating,working,camping, fishing, gardening, canning and smiling 😊
Those are some Dr. Seuss-looking trees!
I like how you grouped the hunts together and made a long video. So excited about your caribou, congratulations and great job. So proud of you guys always succeeding at these things after persevering and so fun to watch!
Hey Eric and Ariel Erik made a great decision not to mess with someone's trap line !!!! Beautiful place !!!
Would a trapper get mad if Eric had put the Marten out of it’s misery but left it there?
@@Darby0642 yes he would that's is the trappers life ...bread and butter for Hyde.....you dint mess with someone's lively Hood !!
@@D62121 I’m from Australia so know nothing about this sort of thing as traps are banned here. It just seems so cruel that the poor animal was left to suffer when an alternate solution was available.
I stopped watching this video when you came upon the live Marten still trapped in a steel trap. I wish you had never shown that part of your trip. It brought back terrible memories as a teenager when I trapped a red fox (alive) with the first and last trap I ever set. Needless to say I had to dispense with the fox. Afterwards I received $45 for the fur but I could never trap or hunt again. I guess if it came down to survival then I could still hunt and fish but since that morning so long ago I want no part of it. My wife and I have enjoyed watching your videos of your Alaska journey for several years but this is one video I will never finish.
Following you two since the beginning and was waiting for this day: first Caribou! The full season video really gave the sense of the journey and makes the ending more satisfying. Congrats to both of you.
Now I cannot help but think I will make some Dutch oven elk stew this weekend. As a kid in Alaska caribou was always my favorite stew.🎉❤🎉
Damn i feel sad for that Marten having to suffer in pain and agony and hunger in that trap for god knows how many days...how is it legal still ???
Just imagine if it was your dog or a cat
How is Marten different from our normal pet ? Just because he is wild animal ?
Well another great adventure and you did not disappoint your audience, you never do. Exciting and action packed. That caribou is a big undertaking, so glad you got him. Good food for the tummy and freezer. Beautiful scenery, those pine trees were absolutely breathtaking while covered in that snow.⛄️ Can’t wait to see the photos off of the trail cameras. You two amaze me. Please keep up the powerful homesteading that you do, it’s amazing, don’t think I could have eaten the snack that tasted like cat food though. Eric is such a good shot and Ariel just jumps right in no matter the task, what a team. Love watching you guys. Be safe out there. ❤🐇☮️
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I generally like your videos but It was sad to see that Martin stuck in a trap. He seemed like he was in a lot of pain. Cruel, I had to stop watching.
So like the way you compiled several days of hunt in one video. Enjoyed it! Thanks
So happy you got a caribou!! You two are just so great to watch, team work. Beautiful scenery, great content, love when a new video comes up.
I've had a rough few weeks so it was a joy to see you posted another video and spend an hour watching your adventures! Congratulations on the caribou!
Your channel is a required part of my week now, I absolutely love the full life you’re living. The date & miles are part of each trip helped me appreciate everything all the more. I’m confused w/ the flat light thing, is it time related or weather…?
One thing I wanted to mention, when I hunted I always liked to cover the end of the barrel of my long guns w/ some electrical tape to keep the bore clear of dirt, rain & snow….. I never wanted to have my gun blow up & look like Elmer Fudd 🤪😁
My pup & I also miss Bo, he and all your pets have the best life. Well done. Carry on.
Life is good.
Love your videos. I just love everything about the four seasons. Since it's winter, I just fell in love with the frozen trees, The beauty of the Winter in Alaska, looks like a picture postcard. Keep up the good work 👍
Well, we are happy for you. We live in Northern MI. during hunting season. And south east MI. during the warm months. I had a unique opportunity at the end of season. A Xmas tree farmer had a white tail deer problem w/crop damage permits. So the nieghbor & I put 3 more deer in each of our freezers. And we finished 2/23/24. Tags expired the 29 th of February. All good, freezer is stuffed and God willing I'll be here for next season. Enjoy your harvest.
You guys are fearless. A hundred miles from each other, light waning, cold, snowing. Mercy.
I love that you keep it real! Multiple trips without shooting a caribou. I hate when ppl make it look totally easy and that every hunt is successful. You work hard for your food! Great filming as usual! TYFS❤️
Just the best in videos. You are a well matched team and I do enjoy all of your adventures. You are both lucky you found each other. Thank you.
So glad that you two are out and about. Our family is stuck at home with colds. Looks like fun! 🌞🐾🐕
We hope you get better soon 🙂
I love that this vid was shot over a couple of months in the hunt for caribou, showing the actuality of it. So happy for your success! Looking forward to the processing and recipes of the catch. Love from Australia, xx
What an amazing trip! The views were spectacular! Happy you finally got your caribou!
Thank you so much for sharing this experience with us. Wow perseverance really does pay off. Enjoy the fruits of your hard work.
Wow what an incredible experience! Thanks for taking us along. I’m so happy for you guys. Glad you got to take one home. 😊❤
So exciting to watch you both. Whatever you do. Inspiring! Love y’all. FL respect! God bless you Eric & Arielle🙏🏻💞🙏🏻
Thanks for the video Arielle & Eric ! It's always fun to follow along with you guys (from the comfort of a warm chair. 😜)
Great video. You guys are awesome. Thanks for taking us along. So beautiful.