Absolutely incredible - thanks for sharing, and congrats to your Dad on 40 sheep. The photo montage at the end, along with your music selection, is worth watching again and again!
That was a great hunting video. Like how one of your first meals is a ribeye. The slide show was amazing. I’m ready to join in and be the third guy in the pictures with my first ram. One of these days I’ll draw a bighorn tag in Montana. I can’t wait. Thanks for the awesome videos. Keep getting after it.
@@rodneystock8595 thanks for the kind words hope you draw that tag! Be sure to check out our other hunting videos on the channel, ribeye dinner is a classic for us in hunting camp.
You’re doing a great job with these videos Thomas, this was a special one to see and neat to have all the photos included at the end. Congratulations to you guys getting it done for number 40!
Wow!! That whole video was a banger specially end man 40 sheep that is special congrats! I think he got few more to go! u guys got gold mine for sheep over there!
Love the content! Some incredible rams you’ve been blessed to harvest and pursue! Only problem I have watching is I get hungry when the ribeyes get pulled out😂
Congrats to your dad and yourself on a great hunt! 40 rams it’s unbelievable and some at the end are absolutely massive. Quite the well deserved accomplishment. One day soon I’ll hopefully get my first! 😂 Great content as always and smooth flying!
@@BackcountryAlaska I gotcha, that makes sense, thanks. I had been looking at the STC but after diving into specs, thought that I would prefer a spotter with 65mm objective and more magnification than the STC
what is terrible conservation is guides eliminating populations of sheep all for a profit and for non resident hunters. Not being able to find good populations of sheep after being able to do it for 45 years is whats wrong. Not the resident sport hunter looking to fill the freezer.
You’re right, the over harvesting of sheep via guides is problematic. Nevertheless, an individual harvesting 40 sheep purely for sport is also problematic- especially when sheep numbers are in massive decline. Can you imagine if every Alaskan sheep hunter attempted to harvest a ram every year for 40+ years and actually succeeded? A “me first” attitude is selfish and does not have successive generations in mind.
When I read the title, I thought...what is one man doing taking 40 sheep over a lifetime when it has taken me a lifetime (I am 54 now) to get my first. But after watching this, I simply cannot not like this video. I wish I could give it more than one thumbs up.
Pls tell me that these people eat the meat and use other parts for various reasons. That’s the only way that I could respect someone killing 40 animals for sport, and such beautiful creatures that I’d imagine are somewhat low in population.
Sheep hunting is the greatest challenge in hunting and presently it is an incredible challenge in Alaska. Dall Sheep meat is simply the best tasting wild game meat in North America. Jerry and Tommy are incredible people and are amazingly generous by letting us come along. Jerry is at Peak Performance of experience and ability when it comes to sheep hunting. The amount of effort that these two put into it is straight up mindboggling.
What a wonderful ram huntin' career! Congratulations 🎉 Keep it going... I'd figure you got at least another 20 years of pounding those mountain stones 🧗♂️ ⛰
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Wow that brought back great memories of my past dall sheep hunts. Thx for sharing. That slide show at the end was amazing
@@yakventures9544 thanks for the kind words
Father and son hunting is something that is never forgotten, congratulations on the 40th, here is to #41! Keep on making memories!!
@@ryanolson523 thanks for the kind words
Awesome Rams!! And to harvest several as Father/Son team is more incredible!!
@@Toiler280 thanks for the kind words
Absolutely incredible - thanks for sharing, and congrats to your Dad on 40 sheep. The photo montage at the end, along with your music selection, is worth watching again and again!
@@jeffbitton1836 I really appreciate those kind words!
This was an Incredible video the Slide Show at the end had me in tears thank you so much for sharing I Absolutely loved it
Thank you for those kind words.
Nice looking ram. Great to see a father son that get along so good. Enjoyed the video.
@@genewileyopa thanks for the kind words, I’m sure you’d enjoy our other hunts as well.
@@BackcountryAlaska I just Subscribed
@@genewileyopa awesome thank you!
You are awesome guys
That was a great hunting video. Like how one of your first meals is a ribeye. The slide show was amazing. I’m ready to join in and be the third guy in the pictures with my first ram. One of these days I’ll draw a bighorn tag in Montana. I can’t wait. Thanks for the awesome videos. Keep getting after it.
@@rodneystock8595 thanks for the kind words hope you draw that tag! Be sure to check out our other hunting videos on the channel, ribeye dinner is a classic for us in hunting camp.
You’re doing a great job with these videos Thomas, this was a special one to see and neat to have all the photos included at the end. Congratulations to you guys getting it done for number 40!
@@the_endless_hunter thanks for the kind words friend
Awesome hunt! What a milestone. Congrats to the ol man. The slide show at the end was my favorite part. What a great role model for a young man.
Amazing! Thanks for letting us tag along.
@@Wan2bMountainman glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
Absolutely incredible, many of those rams are a sheep of a lifetime. Truly special
That’s one hell of a feat!!! Congratulations on 40!
I live in the Yukon and hunted sheep and goat a lot, you have hunted some beautiful rams, you are a great sheep hunter. Well done
Your dad is the man!
@@isaaclandecker907 thanks!!! Big fan of your channel as well! Cheers
Wow!! That whole video was a banger specially end man 40 sheep that is special congrats! I think he got few more to go! u guys got gold mine for sheep over there!
Heck of a hunt! My brother worked with your dad. I've long associated his name with hard work and big Rams
That’s the truth!
Pretty darn cool! A lifetime worth of experiences and memories and several great rams harvested over the years.
Wouldn’t trade it for the word.
Love the content! Some incredible rams you’ve been blessed to harvest and pursue! Only problem I have watching is I get hungry when the ribeyes get pulled out😂
@@samfraki1061 hahaha they make it is just about every hunting video so good luck!!
Congratulations!! Great hunt. You could not ask for better weather!
@@garrettsimpson6325 certainly was!!
Wow!!! Incredible dall sheep career!! Congratulations!!! Some cranker rams there in the highlight real!
@@trophyquestoutdoors there sure are!
Very nice! Thanks for sharing.
@@blkriverjlt thanks Joe!
Congratulations on #40
Love your hunts
@@barneyhelton5024 thanks, glad you enjoy them!
Great stuff! I love the slide show at the end!
@@matteastman9373 thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome! Those are some AMAZING rams!
@@shanemvg they sure are
Thanks for sharing your story 👍👍🙏
Congrats to your dad and yourself on a great hunt! 40 rams it’s unbelievable and some at the end are absolutely massive. Quite the well deserved accomplishment. One day soon I’ll hopefully get my first! 😂
Great content as always and smooth flying!
We appreciate the kind words, glad you enjoy it!
Your dad has about 10 rams of a lifetime in that slideshow at the end. Congrats to you both on what looked like an awesome hunt with amazing weather.
@@tannermenard5543 there’s a pile of them for sure! Thanks for the kind words
Lots of amazing memories packed into those mountains 🥰
@@rebeccalees5808 sure are!
Right on Jerry, nice work!
Just awesome.
I Love that your Dad bring in those big fat steaks for some real protein! Wish I could get there for a Dall sheep hunt! Love your videos! Keep it up!
@@nicveness thanks for the kind words
This certainly a "feel good" video. Wow. I'd like your dad's autograph
Congrats to the Legend !
Congrats on the hunt!
How did you like the STC spotter?
Did you ever wish you had a 60 power with 65mm objective?
The spotter is okay… larger lense to let more light in for spotting with less daylight would be preferred but this one fits in the pack better
@@BackcountryAlaska I gotcha, that makes sense, thanks. I had been looking at the STC but after diving into specs, thought that I would prefer a spotter with 65mm objective and more magnification than the STC
Amazing sheep hunting career.
@@johnnyhelton3746 it sure has been!
Are you the guy who was asking questions about ufos?
Yes. I’m starting to release that stuff again.
Great!
What is the oldest sheep your dad has harvested?
14 is the oldest! 46” on his long side…
Your dad needs to take me with him.....I'm from flatland... :)
@@RoadLifePursuits good luck!! Haha
@@BackcountryAlaska oh come on....I don't want a tag, I just want to go along...lol
Nice
Where was the hunt? Finding it at ……………yards? Congratulations on 41. I guess
Going for 50?
With two artificial hips I know my old man feels very grateful to have reached 40.
@@BackcountryAlaska I’ll be happy with one! Amazing achievement!
The sheep population is low and your dad wants to find #40. That is terrible conservation.
what is terrible conservation is guides eliminating populations of sheep all for a profit and for non resident hunters. Not being able to find good populations of sheep after being able to do it for 45 years is whats wrong. Not the resident sport hunter looking to fill the freezer.
You’re right, the over harvesting of sheep via guides is problematic. Nevertheless, an individual harvesting 40 sheep purely for sport is also problematic- especially when sheep numbers are in massive decline. Can you imagine if every Alaskan sheep hunter attempted to harvest a ram every year for 40+ years and actually succeeded? A “me first” attitude is selfish and does not have successive generations in mind.
@ I’m sorry but you’re wrong. Everyone in the state has an equal opportunity to hunt. We just so happen to do it better than most.
When I read the title, I thought...what is one man doing taking 40 sheep over a lifetime when it has taken me a lifetime (I am 54 now) to get my first. But after watching this, I simply cannot not like this video. I wish I could give it more than one thumbs up.
Too special of an animal for one person to kill 40 of the most esteemed big game animals in North America..🤔
@@blaineparker8733 😂😂😂
Pls tell me that these people eat the meat and use other parts for various reasons. That’s the only way that I could respect someone killing 40 animals for sport, and such beautiful creatures that I’d imagine are somewhat low in population.
Organic tundra raised healthy meat is what I grew up on. We don’t get meat from the store
40 rams? You should be ashamed. And I'm a hunter.
@@randysandberg5615 😂😂😂😂
How does someone kill 40 dall sheep thats unreal. Man that is an experience i dream of camping on a mountain side drinking hot chocolate or coffee,
@@erikmurray3661 you gotta work really hard at sheep hunting for 45 years and have a bit of luck.
Time to stop being greedy.
@@Treefarmer1984 😂😂😂
Why do you need to kill 40 sheep? :(
@@tomanth4981 because you go hunting every year for 45 years
The sheep have fed his family for years and kept us healthy. We don’t have to buy and eat chemical-laden processed beef, pork, or chicken.
Sheep hunting is the greatest challenge in hunting and presently it is an incredible challenge in Alaska. Dall Sheep meat is simply the best tasting wild game meat in North America. Jerry and Tommy are incredible people and are amazingly generous by letting us come along. Jerry is at Peak Performance of experience and ability when it comes to sheep hunting. The amount of effort that these two put into it is straight up mindboggling.
@@rebeccalees5808♥
@@rebeccalees5808♥
What a wonderful ram huntin' career! Congratulations 🎉
Keep it going... I'd figure you got at least another 20 years of pounding those mountain stones 🧗♂️ ⛰
Thanks for the kind words
@@BackcountryAlaskayou bet!