Art youngs trip across Alaska. Filmed 1926.

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Art youngs trip across Alaska. Filmed 1926.

Postby wolfkiss on 17 Nov 2008, 20:35

Found this posted on a site, 25 minutes of footage and game taken with longbow.
Enjoy.


Bye the way, filmed pre sound.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaQ7ajWanFg
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Re: Art youngs trip across Alaska. Filmed 1926.

Postby stickman1975 on 19 Nov 2008, 18:24

:D Good stuff ;)
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Re: Art youngs trip across Alaska. Filmed 1926.

Postby Bowhunter on 19 Nov 2008, 21:41

There's 3 animals there on my wish list:

Moose
Caribou
Brown bear (looking at the 1200lbs bearin this months Bowhunter there is no way that bear made 1200lbs!)

Good footage though, great find!!
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Re: Art youngs trip across Alaska. Filmed 1926.

Postby wolfkiss on 19 Nov 2008, 23:38

:-) maybe not 1200lb but add that one to the other 3 that were there when he walked up to them and shot it, with NO gun back up!...... Balls of brass comes to mind.
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Re: Art youngs trip across Alaska. Filmed 1926.

Postby Bowhunter on 20 Nov 2008, 19:35

wolfkiss wrote::-) maybe not 1200lb but add that one to the other 3 that were there when he walked up to them and shot it, with NO gun back up!...... Balls of brass comes to mind.


I agree!!Image

I think the only way to fairly take dangerous game with a bow, is without a backup rifle. Most Brown Bear shot with a bow are finnished off with a rifle these days, this is not, and should not, count as a bow kill IMO.

I would shoot mine with a compound though, so I could be a bit further away and therefore there is less chance of been detected so the chance of been charged is minimal. I know these days the majority of guides will not allow a bowhunter to hunt without a backup rifle.Image

My instructions to the guide would be 'Don't shoot unless he is on top of me - and I mean literally'Image

After paying $10k (+ flights, internal flights, hotel etc.) :o I would want it to be a BOW kill.

Maybe, I just might get my name down for 2012 Image
Anyone else interested?
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Re: Art youngs trip across Alaska. Filmed 1926.

Postby wolfkiss on 29 Nov 2008, 19:07

Grizzly???....he he.........You'd have a job getting me in the same state!!
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