Sitka Films: White Ghost

An adventure twelve years in the making. The highs and lows of the quest for a Montana Mountain Goat in some of the most spectacular and rugged country in the lower 48.
From Sitka Ambassador Steve Tittsworth and Greenback Tactical Productions. More at greenbacktacticalhunters.com.

[@TCraig1989]

What an awesome video, even better he thanked God and his wife!

[@loisblais3431]

Just found this video . I have never enjoyed watching a hunting video more than this one. The visuals and actual effort and dedication was admirable. This truly was a once in a life time Herculean effort to fulfill a dream. Nice job. Great camera work and editing. Thank you so much. 🇨🇦

[@ioriedwards7554]

you warped minded scumbag.

[@southernlifeforever6180]

Congrats! I’ve heard those are the hardest hunts, no gimmies! Cheers to never quitting!

[@northernsurvivalbackcountr4986]

Great hunt bro thts not easy hiking those mountains with tht heavy pack thn packing tht goat out back to truck lord bless

[@andyyoung87]

Curious how you went about grading the colour, loving the blue sky and warmth to the trees!

[@damaddjamaican]

awesome video looks like it was done by National Geographic. What pack is it you are using in this video?

[@rodolfomaia7612]

Porque eu nasci no país errado esses caras sabem mesmo viver

[@warriewood6969]

Yeah that was awesome to watch i would love to hunt there.Are mountain goat no good for eating ? Why didnt he harvest some of the meat?

[@jamesfranco7090]

Are you serious? Why do you think his pack was twice as full and he was bragging that big game bag full of meat? What do you think that he bought it at a grocery store to carry it up the mountain?

[@RiverWhisperPrd]

Fellas, it looks like this video may have been produced with Sitka and Swarovski support given the equipment focus and list of credits at the film's end. This means to me that yes, this gentlemen may have afforded his own gear, but more probably the gear was provided by Sitka and Swarovski in exchange for using the video for promotional purposes. This leaves a question then about the hunter's relationship with the sponsors. Nonetheless, it is an inspirational video and I'm pleased that the hunter filled his tag - congratulations to him. Also, it looks to me like he harvested the meat. What is shown in the background rock are entrails.

[@steelrain202]

who cares if he was sponsored or not

[@braccobaby]

How was the meat after you dragged it for miles?

[@Michigan_Highlifter]

Probably still better then what average Joe's get at stores