Heartbreak and Triumph | NWT Dall Sheep and Caribou Day-by-Day (EP.6)



In this gripping hunting adventure, guest hunter Andy ventures into the rugged wilderness of the Northwest Territories in search of his first Dall sheep. Days of intense effort and patience finally pay off when Andy spots a ram worth pursuing. But heartbreak strikes when a missed shot reveals the shocking reason—his rifle barrel was bent by a horse… Determined not to give up, Andy returns with Randy’s rifle the next day. Against all odds, Andy redeems the hunt, harvesting a beautiful Dall ram and creating memories to last a lifetime.

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39 thoughts on “Heartbreak and Triumph | NWT Dall Sheep and Caribou Day-by-Day (EP.6)”

  1. congratulation a beautiful ram , thank you for sharing and letting all of us know check your gun barrel and make sure its straight , hard won but what a nice trophy with great memories , Marcus do you know in Alberta we have a Tag called the Ministry Tag ust in Alberta for 4 big game , all proceded go to big game preservation , moose , elk, deer , sheep , next year antelope and turkey will be added ,

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  2. There are lots of professionals showing up in this video and I applaud them. The scenery Marcus captured is incredible. "Amateur" Randy's video is subtle yet effective, and David's artistry using the raw product is easy to overlook. We never see David with a rifle so we tend not to see him like we do Marcus since he's never seen on camera, but David is the asset I notice when I watch and shed a tear with Andy. Thanks David. I notice.

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  3. Super video guys!! What a chain of events, CRAZY man. Congrats on a great ram, with having the misfortune the prior day had to have an impact on the confidence to squeeze the trigger again. The scenery, camp, horses, outdoor cooking and spotting so much game is pretty impressive to watch.

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  4. This is one of, if not the best, YouTube video series I've ever seen! I could feel the shock wave at the shot… Extraordinary footage, the effort to make this happen, the overwhelming feeling of success that you could see in there faces.. it's why we as families hunt together, every single person in that group, exactly at the moment, became one family. Take someone hunting before it's to late.

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  5. What an experience…thank you for sharing it with us. Never been that far north. But if the country is like other beautiful places Ive been it’s probably much more amazing than the cameras can capture (and your cameras captured a LOT).

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  6. Andy, where I'm from, we would have the horse lay on the rifle the second time, only on the opposite side, to restraighten the barrel! 😁
    But, I guess borrowing another rifle works too!
    But seriously, that is some absolutely beautiful country and gorgeous ram! Great camera work to capture it!

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  7. Wow, that’s incredible! I never imagined your gun would bend from a horse lying on it. I get why it happened, but I never thought that scenario would occur. You handled it so well and didn’t let it ruin your hunt or experience. That’s awesome!

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  8. Fellas, you've outdone yourselves. I mean, I cry easy, but I was still surprised when my tears fell with along with Andy's. I loved how you ended it, the silence, letting the place and the moment speak for itself. Well done.

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  9. Long time viewer of your show with a question – who foots the bill for these hunts? Is this hunt paid out of pocket by the hunter or the business or sponsors cover the hefty price tag?

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  10. WAIT! He saw a 1,000 lb horse set down on his rifle and expected to still be able make a 400 yd shot without first checking zero on the hunt of a life time ? I bet he'll never make that assumption again! 😉

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