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Checking off #1 on Bucket List..moose in Alaska

Started by Sean B, August 26, 2019, 06:21:19 AM

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Sean B

In three weeks I'll be checking off number 1 on my bucket list. I'll on a river in Alaska on my very first moose hunt with my good buddy and fellow PBS member Bubba Graves. I've dreamt about this for what seems like forever, now I finally have the opportunity to make it a reality. It's been almost two years in planning and getting things in order. I think I've just about wore out my copy of Mike Mittens DVD!! This is going to be a LONG 3 weeks!!
Sean
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Sean B

Hey Preston, good luck to you and Duane on your elk hunt!! I can't wait to hear about it!!
Sean
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Soonerlongbow

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frassettor

Good luck Sean
What's your setup your using?
"Everything's fine,just fine". Dad

Kevin Dill

The best things about your first moose hunt in Alaska are....all the things you're going to learn about moose hunting, along with the classroom you'll do it in. School starts in a few weeks!

I well recall my first moose hunts and how intense they were. Nothing can prepare you for the experience of watching a very large upset bull thrash brush and glare in your direction. Then here he comes....grunting, drooling and tilting. You realize pretty quickly that you're not in charge, and things can get a bit uncomfortable. Be ready to kill. Your opportunity may happen on any given day.

I'll be in camp and waking up to hunt in exactly 2 weeks. A certain well-known bowyer is joining me on the hunt this year, and I'm happy for him. Hot coffee....warm oatmeal...and then it's time to greet the frosty dawn.

Good luck Sean.

Bisch


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Basinboy

Awe man how lucky you are! I'm hoping to be on my first moose hunt within the next couple of years. Good luck and stay safe!
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Josh H


Good luck with the hunt!

What will your set up be? Bow/arrows, etc.?


Huntrdfk

Quote from: Kevin Dill on August 26, 2019, 08:22:45 AM
The best things about your first moose hunt in Alaska are....all the things you're going to learn about moose hunting, along with the classroom you'll do it in. School starts in a few weeks!

I well recall my first moose hunts and how intense they were. Nothing can prepare you for the experience of watching a very large upset bull thrash brush and glare in your direction. Then here he comes....grunting, drooling and tilting. You realize pretty quickly that you're not in charge, and things can get a bit uncomfortable. Be ready to kill. Your opportunity may happen on any given day.

I'll be in camp and waking up to hunt in exactly 2 weeks. A certain well-known bowyer is joining me on the hunt this year, and I'm happy for him. Hot coffee....warm oatmeal...and then it's time to greet the frosty dawn.

Good luck Sean.

Sean, pay attention to the second paragraph, Kevin is spot on! Good luck, and Be Ready to Kill!!!!

David
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tippit

Best of luck Sean!  Long way from those first bear hunts.
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Tony Sanders

  Good luck Sean to both you and Bubba. Nothing like checking off things on your Bowhunting bucket list. We look to hear and share your adventure.

  Tony

goingoldskool

Remember to take lots of pictures,  please!!!!  Some of us are still dreaming of adventures like that and have to live vicariously through folks....

Good luck,  shoot straight and God bless,
Rodd
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shick

Sean, this is it brother;  I know you will be on your 'A game';  Kevin gives you lots to think about.  Good luck to you both.
Shick
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Sean B

Quote from: Kevin Dill on August 26, 2019, 08:22:45 AM
The best things about your first moose hunt in Alaska are....all the things you're going to learn about moose hunting, along with the classroom you'll do it in. School starts in a few weeks!

I well recall my first moose hunts and how intense they were. Nothing can prepare you for the experience of watching a very large upset bull thrash brush and glare in your direction. Then here he comes....grunting, drooling and tilting. You realize pretty quickly that you're not in charge, and things can get a bit uncomfortable. Be ready to kill. Your opportunity may happen on any given day.

I'll be in camp and waking up to hunt in exactly 2 weeks. A certain well-known bowyer is joining me on the hunt this year, and I'm happy for him. Hot coffee....warm oatmeal...and then it's time to greet the frosty dawn.

Good luck Sean.

Absolutely Kevin!! I was hanging out with Burkhardt Saturday night at ETAR and was loving his stories. My first encounter with a bull moose was about 28 years ago in Maine. I was face to face with him about 8 yards apart and I was in HIS way!!  I knew right then and there that I wanted to hunt them!!  Both  Bryan and Monty have been a huge help and both have kept me on the edge of my seat.
Sean
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Comptons
NY Bowhunters Association
BW KB X
BW PCH X
BW PSR X
Robertson Tribal Styk

Sean B

Quote from: frassettor on August 26, 2019, 08:10:38 AM
Good luck Sean
What's your setup your using?
Thanks! I have a BW PCH on its way. 58" 55#@28. Day Six 350s with 300 grn Tuffheads
Sean
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Robertson Tribal Styk

Caddo

Good Luck Sean! Memories to be made, you're going to love it!

LD
"If your gonna kick a tiger in the butt, you better have a plan for dealing with his teeth!

Sean B

Quote from: tippit on August 26, 2019, 09:48:57 AM
Best of luck Sean!  Long way from those first bear hunts.
Thanks Jeff, yea, that's for sure!!
Sean
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BW PCH X
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Robertson Tribal Styk

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