Ep. 130: Part 1- Lessons Learned After 30 Days On A Horse

Wilderness Attitude

English - December 18, 2018 18:07 - 1 hour - 61.5 MB - ★★★★★ - 62 ratings
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Previous Episode: Ep. 129: Capturing Life Through A Lens

Next Episode: Ep. 131: Part 2- Lessons Learned After 30 Days On A Horse

TOPICS DISCUSSED:

2:23- James gives a sneak peek to the climax of the story he is about to tell.

5:47- Why 30 days on a horse, while hunting, filming and scouting for others? James fills you in on why he chose this adventure.

9:08- The process of learning to ride horses & finding a way to rent them.

19:45- The beginning of the trip and their first experience on the horses.

24:17- Camp life with horses, the prep put into packing for horses and how he kept them watered, fed and corralled.

35:43- Packing in 9 horses with 1,400 lbs. of gear and some cool tips on how they ate well & had plenty of clean water.

41:15- Water filtration. James fills us in on his clever way of filtrating 5 gallons on water at a time.

44:34- Overcoming having no power while trying to charge batteries for his cameras. James talks about the gear needed to keep your batteries charged for a month.

46:34- There first experiences with animal encounters.

54:51- What extra gear he realized was a must for a trip like this and what he would not leave home without.

58:42- Finally calling in an elk for his hunting partner Paul.

01:06:30- End of part 1 and setup for part 2.