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Tag 12 von 15
Mein Trip mit Dustin, Mac, Timmy und dem gesamten Team von Backcountry BC and Beyond neigt sich nun dem Ende zu. Es war ein unbeschreibliches Erlebnis; ein Lebenstraum, der in Erfüllung gegangen ist. Nach einer kurzen Nacht und einem gemeinsamen Frühstück hieß es für mich zunächst, zurück zum Maincamp zu fahren. Danach habe ich noch einen kurzen Abstecher zum berühmten Watson Lake gemacht, um schlussendlich durch diese atemberaubende Kulisse Richtung Whitehorse zu fahren. In der Zivilisation angekommen, stand erst einmal ein frisch gezapftes Bier an. Danke an alle, die mir diesen Lebenstraum ermöglicht haben, vor allem meiner Familie, meiner Frau, meiner Tochter und meinen Eltern.
Die Worte von Dustin „this will be a Hunt of a Lifetime“ waren wahrlich keine Übertreibung.

Day 12 of 15
My trip with Dustin, Mac, Timmy, and the entire team from Backcountry BC and Beyond is now coming to an end. It was an indescribable experience; a lifelong dream come true. After a short night and breakfast together, the first leg was driving back to the main camp. From there, I made a quick stop at the famous Watson Lake before finally driving through this breathtaking scenery toward Whitehorse. Once back in civilization, the first order of business was a freshly poured draft beer. Thank you to everyone who made this lifelong dream possible, especially my family, my wife, my daughter, and my parents.
Dustin’s words, „this will be a Hunt of a Lifetime,“ were truly no exaggeration.

#HuntWithPassion #Backcountrybcandbeyond #WatsonLake #HuntOfALifetime #ceaserlakeoutfitters

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Tag 11 von 15
Nach einer kurzen Nacht hieß es wieder: Pferde satteln. Heute war der große Trail Out angesagt. Die komplette Crew war am Start: Timmy, Mac, JD und Steven haben zusammen angepackt und die Pferde beladen. Das gesamte Fleisch der beiden Elche wurde ordnungsgemäß verteilt.
Nun ging es durch die atemberaubende Landschaft Kanadas: über hart gefrorenen Boden, vorbei an Hochmooren und sogar an dem ein oder anderen Elch. Eine Kulisse, die sich kaum in Worte fassen lässt. Nach harten acht Stunden im Sattel trafen wir schließlich die Crew von Dustin. Sehr professionell wurden die Pferde entladen, die Sättel verpackt, das Fleisch samt Trophäen auf den Pickup geladen und die Pferde sicher in den Trailern verstaut.
Anschließend ging es weiter zu Dustins Basecamp. Dort saßen wir in gemütlicher Runde bei einem kräftigen Waidmannsheil zusammen und ließen die Geschichten der letzten Tage Revue passieren. Einerseits froh, wieder ein Stück Zivilisation zu spüren, war die Wehmut dennoch da, dass sich dieses gewaltige Abenteuer langsam dem Ende neigt.

Day 11 of 15
After another short night, it was time to saddle up again. Today was the big trail out. The full crew was on deck: Timmy, Mac, JD, and Steven all pitched in to pack the string. All the meat from both moose was properly split and loaded.
From there, we pushed through breathtaking Canadian backcountry: across hard-frozen ground, over peat bogs, even passing another moose or two along the way. Words hardly do this landscape justice. After eight hard hours on the trail, we finally met up with Dustin’s crew. Everything ran like clockwork: horses unpacked, saddles stowed, the moose loaded onto the pickup, and the horses safely trailered.
We then headed over to Dustin’s main basecamp. Sitting around the table with a drink and sharing a heartfelt „Waidmannsheil,“ story after story was swapped. While it felt good to step back into a bit of civilization, there was a quiet sadness knowing this incredible adventure is slowly coming to an end.

#HuntWithPassion #Backcountrybcandbeyond #TrailOut #Basecamp #ceaserlakeoutfitters

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Tag 9 von 15
Nicht nur der besonderste Tag dieser Reise, sondern einer der besondersten in meinem Jägerleben.
Morgens schnelles Frühstück, dann ging es hoch auf den Berg im eiskalten Wind. Nach Tagen ohne Anblick ging es plötzlich Schlag auf Schlag: Links ein Two-Pointer über dem See, rechts ein starker Bulle. Bevor wir ihn richtig ansprechen konnten, hieß es: Pack ein, da steht ein noch Stärkerer, der passt.
Schnell noch die eine Meile Luftlinie vom einen Bergkamm zum nächsten Hügel rüber. Angestrichen am Baum, so wie ich es von meinem Großvater gelernt habe. Kurzer Gedanke an ihn. Erster Schuss, der Bulle zeichnet. Zweiter Schuss hinterher, er liegt. Ein reifer, alter Bulle, der die nächsten harschen Yukon-Winter nicht mehr überlebt hätte. Direkt im Feld versorgt und abends am Feuer ein Horrido nach deutscher Tradition auf den Elch angestimmt.
Day 9 of 15
Not only the most special day of this trip, also one of the most special days in my hunting life.
Quick breakfast in the morning, then up the mountain into the freezing wind. After days without seeing a thing, everything happened at once: a two-pointer across the lake on the left, a heavy bull on the right. Before we could even score him properly, the call came: Pack up, there’s an even bigger one.
Fast across the mile-long stretch as the crow flies from one ridge to the next hill. Steadying against a tree, just like my grandfather taught me. A quick thought of him. First shot hits, second shot puts him down. A mature, old bull that wouldn’t have made it through many more harsh Yukon winters. Field-dressed right on the spot, and sounded a traditional German „Horrido“ for the moose around the fire that night.
#HuntWithPassion #Yukon #Backcountrybcandbeyond #Moose #ceaserlakeoutfitters

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Home is where you pitch it.

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In person is the only way to truly experience it.

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He said… who’s next?
Wild things we get to witness up here!!

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Float planes - Icon of the north

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Can’t do what we do with out float planes 😏

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Words to describe this hunt were tough to put into text.

The amount of life I’ve been fortunate enough to live over the last two years is hard to wrap my head around. The travel, the experiences, the people I’ve met, and the places I’ve been lucky enough to see. It’s humbling.

This was a hunt I had pretty much chalked up as something I’d never experience firsthand. But this new career and life path I’ve chosen continues to surprise me at every turn.

Dustin & Colbie of @ceaserlakeoutfitters sent my guide @toddhoward777 and me deep into the Yukon on a backpack grizzly hunt, far into some of the wildest country I’ve ever experienced. No human has stepped foot in this country in nearly a decade.

With a tag in my pocket, we set out looking for one of these giants.

The trip had everything you could ask for. Float planes, Argos, miles of backpacking, northern lights, and days spent glassing some of the last truly wild places on this planet.

After a few days of glassing in below freezing temps, snow, wind and unforgiving weather. We found bears, but they never seem to stop moving. A few attempts at trying to close the distance and bears vanishing, we finally got within range of this bear at 200 yards.

One well-placed shot, followed by two more well-placed shots on the move. “Shoot until it’s down” was running through my head. The bear crumpled not far from where it had been grazing on blueberries moments before.
Then came the 11.5-mile pack out back to the cabin, we arrived drenched by rain and with sore backs, but it’s a labor of love.

There’s a lot that goes into an experience like this, and the bear is only one part of it. The country, the adventure, the people, and the moments in between are what I’ll remember most. The notched tag is a big cherry on top.

I’m incredibly fortunate to be surrounded by such good people and to have a life that keeps putting me in places I once thought I’d only ever see in a photo.

This one will hold a special place in the memory book forever.
A huge thanks to everyone involved in the hunt, and my support at home holding down the fort allowing me to disappear into the unknown for months at a time.
No one does life alone.

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Last of the wild places 😮‍💨

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A couple moments from this season… so far 😏
More to come. Season is in full swing
Headed back to the bush. See you soon 🤜🏼

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Early mornings and sleep deprived, wouldn’t miss it.
📸 @steven.laughter.media

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