Now that is one amazing sorry! Really awesome that you both spend time in September hunting to this day. Love hearing that. Thanks for sharing and appreciate you watching the film.

Good friends are gold in the mountains! Thanks for watching.

if you and your hunting buddy don't bust up laughing about something while you're supposed to be being quiet.... they're not your partner haha.

Totally agree, hunting buddies are golden! Thanks for watching and best of luck this season.

I was freehanding the camera, and things happened extremely quickly, and the bull was working out to our left, and as it did, I kept getting more and more twisted. When he released, my body was facing the opposite direction with the camera lens facing back behind me. I wasn't going to turn my whole body around, have the bull make me out, and screw up this opportunity for Chris. Once he realeased, I swung my whole body around, trying to locate the bull with my eyes to get the camera back on him; that's why the less-than-ideal shot of the heavens happened. Not my best work, but you have to make a call as a camera operator during hunts sometimes- perfect shot with the camera and risk screwing up the hunt, or get an animal on the ground and not get the angle perfect.

Thanks for watching! They are a great team in the mountains. Can't wait to see how your season goes.

Appreciate you watching! Hope you have a great season.

Thank you for the kind words! Appreciate you watching.

Yes, yes it is.

Looks like they are tight spot quivers, but not sure how they have them rigged up. I would love to know though, looks like an awesome way to go.

Thanks for watching! It's hard to beat September. We do have a chance for that to happen on our Mexico Coues deer hunt giveaway: join.gohunt.com/mexicoues/

@@GOHUNT already entered! Fingers crossed

@@andrewnelson7574 we are pulling for you!!

me too! I was kind of pinned down and couldn't move and I was all twisted up with the camera facing behind me when he released.

Nvm. Total peep. Thanks

@@TruffulaSteve It is a really great option when you don't want a quiver attached to your bow. Simple and effective.

Say more plz @@GOHUNT

I did some googling, it looks like a Total Peep Hip Quiver Support

They are using a quiver attachement made by Total Peep. It allows you to attach your quiver to the bracket. Slick system for sure!

@@GOHUNT why would you not want your quiver attached to your bow is my question? Wouldn’t keeping your quiver attached to the bow add weight that would quiet your bow down on the shot, allow you to easier get a second arrow for a follow up shot and make it easier and safer to carry through the thick bushes like in that first scene so you could see the arrows? Also iff you went in for a stalk without your pack you wouldn’t have something else to carry. Just wondering the practicality of this method.

@@GOHUNTAlso wouldn't it help with the balance of your bow so maybe you wouldnt need those back stabalizers?

Haha, actually I agree with you after I listened to it back. Kinda bothered me as well :)

haha, that's a good ol' southern Utah accent for ya.

That system is made by Total Peep and is a Hip Quiver Support mount that allows you to attach a quiver to your hip. So they are able to attach their Tight Spot to that bracket, that then can be places around your belt. Super awesome setup!

Sweet! Thank you!

It's an attachment made by Total Peep. It allows you to attach your current quiver to a bracket and then place it on your belt.

Trail used a Stone Glacier 5900 and Neville used a Stone Glacier Sky Archery 6400.

It's made by Total Peep. It allows you to still use your quiver and attach it to the bracket, and then the bracket is placed on your belt or pack. Hope you had a great weekend!

Great question. The hip quiver mount is made by Total Peep and Chris and Trail use it attached to the belt on their pants. It then allows you to take your quiver (in this case they were using a Tight Spot quiver) and attach your quiver mount to the Total Peep. You can then swap back and forth on a hunt when using the Tight Spot, meaning you could have it on the hip or losen the quick release lever and place it on the bow.

Hi there, it's a tightspot 5 arrow quiver on a Total Peep hip quiver attachment. Works pretty well for folks not wanting to carry the quiver on the side of the bow. Thanks for watching!

Go to your local bow shop and have them fit you to a bow.... Shoot as many of them as you can, also the used bows now a days are a fantastic way to get a really really good bow for way less than a new one. Good luck to ya, I hope you find one that just screams take he home.

Best of luck this upcoming hunting season! Take a bunch of photos and let us know how it goes.

@GOHUNT thank you I definitely will

It's a TightSpot 5 arrow quiver with a Total Peep hip quiver attachment.

@@trailkreitzer9163 thank you! GoHunt should carry those in the future!

Hi there, it's a Total Peep hip quiver attachment with a TightSpot 5 arrow quiver.

After some googling, it appears to be a Total Peep Hip Quiver Support

That is correct. It's made by Total Peep and is a Hip Quiver Support mount that allows you to attach a quiver to your hip.

It's by using a product made by Total Peep. A really slick way to take your existing quiver and attach it to a bracket that goes on your belt.

Thanks for watching man! Yeah, I was shooting the Sevr 1.5 and it worked great! Almost had a complete pass-through at 40 yards. The blood trail was decent, he only ran about 50 yards before tipping over so there wasn't too long of a blood trail to track.

Good to hear, thanks. Looking forward to this years hunting films.

Hi there, it's a TightSpot 5 arrow quiver with a Total Peep hip quiver attachment. You just run your belt through it, works quite well if you do not want to carry the quiver on the side of your bow.

Hahaha!!! Neville is such a gem.

Neville has his attached to the hip belt of his pack, I attach mine to my normal belt on my pants. It's a TightSpot 5 arrow quiver with a Total Peep hip quiver attachment.

Hi there, it's a TightSpot 5 arrow quiver mounted on a Total Peep Hip quiver attachment.

It’s a Total Peep Hip Quiver. Tight spot mounts directly to it. Pretty slick setup

Hi there, rationale..a quiver full of arrows on the side of the bow adds weight where I don't necessarily want it and is more finicky in the wind with all the added surface area. A hip quiver attachment works pretty well and I haven't had an issue with it being slower to load. The only real issues perhaps are making sure you rotate it up when you sit into a hillside so that you don't stick your nocks into the dirt. Beyond that, it's been my preference. Hope that helps some, all the best and good luck this fall!

TightSpot 5 arrow quiver mounted with a Total Peep hip quiver attachment.

Hi there, in my opinion it may not be as important as it has been made out to be. In terms of an elks senses, I'd suggest that scent is number one, then sight, and then hearing. When I say sight, I think the most critical element is any type of movement. They seem to pick up on movement quickly regardless of what you are wearing. I think it's more critical to remain relatively motionless and move slowly when you can. When a bulls comes in to a call, he's looking for an elk and his drive to pass on his genes probably outweighs his sense of awareness at times. In saying that, is camo a bad idea? I would say no, I think it can help break up your outline. It's possible it could buy you a split second or a second look back. If I am hunting alone or I am out in front shooting, I almost always wear a camo top. Long of it, I would not say camo is critical for elk hunting..but it could help a little in some situations.

Yes, it's a TightSpot five arrow quiver mounted on a Total Peep hip quiver attachment. Works pretty well for folks that don't like the hunting or the feeling of shooting with a quiver attached to the side of the bow.

@trailkreitzer9163 thanks for the info. I'd definitely be interested in this type of setup.

We have done pack dumps prior to hunts in past years, you can find those on our KZfaq channel. We will also be doing new ones for the upcoming season in the next couple weeks. Hope those help, all the best and good luck this fall!

Thanks Trail, good luck this year!

Hi there, depends somewhat on the area. Grizzly country I would always try to get it higher up off the ground. Even when it's just black bears I would prefer to get it higher in the air but that's what we had and we wanted to just allow it to get some air flow across it. I can't recall seeing any bear sign, although I'm sure there are some in there. We packed it out the following day so we didn't leave it long. Overall, yes..I'd get it higher in the air if possible.

@@trailkreitzer9163 do you guys also hang your food up in a bear hang as well to prevent potential bears at camp? I live in BC and we are always doing bear hangs etc during earlier hunting seasons

@@marcusv1934 Probably depends on the area and density of bears. If I'm in grizzly country I always hang my food, don't cook in camp, and try to be really mindful of what I have in my pack/tent. If I am hunting in black bear country, I typically don't worry about it too much. I'm also rarely camping in the same spot. When we are elk hunting we are primarily living off our back and moving day after day. Mostly I think it just depends on the situation and location. In your scenario I think I'd always be hanging my food and taking steps to avoid conflict.

Yeah those are auto-generated by KZfaq unfortunately.