Yesterday's Weapons Forums

The wind was calm, simply because we took a Honda and drove way the Heck back to public land and saw NO Caribou. We joined a couple fellows who were headed that same way, and got a first hand show as one of 'em shot a Sweet Brown Bear.
Help'd him track 'em through the brush and bumped into em at the rivers edge, about 10 feet away , and thankfully it bailed into the creek rather than charge me. Called the fellow over and he finished what he started
Skinned and beheaded so the skin a nd skull can be tagged.

Then we saw two more HUGE Brownies up the way and just watched them.

We carried on up the trail to some ridge tops where it began to snow drizzle and fog.....and saw nothing.

Plenty of Giant Moose around, and in the final light of the day, about 1/2 hour from home we saw a NICE Bull about a mile away , atop a ridge , eating his supper......We just said our Good noights and left as the light faded, and we came home to Caribou in the yard.....that Agnes shot about 5 miles out from town, mid afternoon ...died of VKT Mosinitus

Don't you just hate it when your woman makes you look bad?

Got to give Agnes credit tor bringing home the bacon or the bou you might say.

It would look bad if I were at home, sleeping....
"But" she is a good hunter, as are my daughters, and luck was with her.
Today, it was with us.
Never has a Texan trapes'd so much Tundra, and see so much wildlife, all with a big smile and a great outlook, it wouldnt have mattered if he never caught a thing.

Actually, she was berry picking, and the Caribou came to her, and she to her M-39.
That womans a killer

It sure would be nice to see a picture of something, a moose, a bear,a caribou, or maybe even a ugly musk ox. HINT !!! HINT !!! HINT !!!

sounds like fun , a great day inm the great north