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Sorry Gerry I should have asked this in my first post :(. We're the Bulls calling? Blessings, Dan

Great job my Friend, I know that you had total confidence in your 35 Whelen :wink:. It looks like it was quite the trip and I will be giving you a call in the next while to have a chat (y). What beautiful photos Gerry. Blessings, Dan

Blkram/Gil taught me that when I was up there Moose hunting with him, Mike and Gerry. We were in a Mountain Blue Berry patch and 2 picked and one stood on guard with his rifle on hand. I have a photo showing Gil and Gerry enjoying the Blue Berries. My condolences to the Family and Friend of the...

Good job Fotis only 701 yards that is a chip shot for you :wink: :mrgreen:. Thank you for the photos. Blessings, Dan

It will stabilize Marlin. Blessings, Dan

That is a very nice rifle in a great calibre (y). Blessings, Dan

Guy, it looks like a real good time (y). Again great photos. Blessings, Dan

Have been using Wipeout for a number of years now and I find that it works exceptional well. A few years ago I cleaned a fellows rifle that had not been cleaned for many years and it took me 4 evenings of Wipeout before I finished it off with Butch's Bore Shine (y). He exclusively shot Barnes...

Guy it is so nice to see a fellow hunter that enjoys the hunt and doesn't worry about a harvest :wink:. I just got back from a Elk hunt that I had to cut short :(. In 4 days we saw 5 Moose, 7 Bears and at least 100 whitetail deer even a few Mulies but didn't get 1 crack at a Elk. I my books...

Well I got back this past Friday from 4 days of Elk hunting :wink:. I used my 280AI for our morning drives in the farmland and then took my 35 Whelen into the blind for evening calling (y). Blessings, Dan

Congratulation on a great hunt, that will be a fine eating Bull Moose. The photo are a excellent as well. Blessings, Dan

I am leaving to go Elk hunting on Sept. 13th as season our rifle season runs from the 15th to the 30th of this month. I believe it is my turn now as I haven't had a poke at one for 5 years :wink:. Guy, as usual your photos are top shelf (y), are you going to be able to get out with a bow this...

Yes I read that as well a few days ago. A wounded wild animal the size of a Elk is nothing to take lightly. I had a friend that was run over by a wounded 2 year old Bull Moose he did survive the encounter but had 20 some stitches to close up a head wound. He was shooting a 375 H & H at the time...

I have hunted and seen numerous black bears in my time, they have never really been any concern. When I was up hunting with Mike, Gil and Gerry there were a few times that something got my attention real quick first was when we were driving the cut backs going up a mountain or 2 :lol: and then...

Wow that is some great shooting (y). Thank you for the videos and photos. Blessings, Dan

Very nice Muleman I am sure that she will do everything you want her to do and more. I am looking forward to your load development with photos I hope :mrgreen:.. Blessings, Dan PS. Sorry Sir not only my hearing is going it looks like my eyes are getting weaker as well :oops:.

I have 5 Leupolds and 3 of the 5 have had to be repaired :(. They just don't make like they used too. Blessings, Dan

My hunting partner still has his Dad's 06 in the 760 :wink:, his Nick name was Buck for 35 years were bantered back and forth about the 06 calibre :lol:. Anyways Buck passed away in the mid 1990s and shortly after his death I was asked go out with depredation tags as there was a over population...

I can say that I have hunted with many different rifles and shotguns but my 2 most memorable were my first 2 shot guns which were a 12 gauge Cooey Single shot and a Marlin 10 gauge bolt action. Every time I squeezed the trigger I told myself never again but I kept them for the first 3 or 4 years...

Hmm, my wife may or may not know how many rifles are in my gun safe :mrgreen: . As the saying goes my boys know that after I am gone to sell my rifles for market value not what I may or may not have told their Mom what I paid for them :shock:. Blessings, Dan