Cameron Hanes

He had to hike in.

It was four guys.

So he had to round up three other guys.

So he brought four of them.

Like, him and three guys.

And they live...

how far away, I mean, at least a couple hours, I think.

And so they had to get together, drive a couple hours, get up on this old

like logging road essentially into the get to the access point of the wilderness to the trailhead pack in miles right so this is like nine or ten at night they said they'd be there at eight in the morning so that's what it took like to get there and then miles back to this remote middle of the wilderness hellhole area by 8 a.m so yeah it was it was hours and hours and hours of

just to get there.

Right, right.

So in that moment, so there was me, Wayne, Tanner, my son, James, my camera guy, Gideon,

And then he brought four guys.

So we had eight guys in that moment.

There's not eight other men I'd rather have or seven other men besides me that I'd rather have there because those to do that is special.

That's not not everybody can do that shit.

But those guys are.

That was their purpose that they could probably never be, quote, happier than in that moment.

Elk meat on our back miles to get to the trailhead out and hundreds of pounds of meat.

Yeah, 300 pounds of meat.