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A great pilgrimage, I need to do that!

Tough looking little critter!

Again, thank you all for the prayers. We will always remember your kindness.

That must have been so tough to loose your mother at 17 or there about. You have my sincere sympathy.

Today was to be surgery. Unfortunately the tests on Tuesday revealed the cancer has spread from the rectum to the prostate, kidneys, liver Lymp system and lungs. The over under is 6 to 9 months with no treatment, twice that if they can find a treatment that he can handle. Apparently there is not...

Thank you all. More bad news today. I’ll update tomorrow after I’ve had a chance to talk to the daughter.

Great video. Three of us so far took Nyala as our first animal in Africa. Again, great video and great shooting.

Excellent review. If I was still guiding in Alaska I would load that Hot Core for sure.

Son in Law and daughter just returned from Boise. SIL needed more imaging to determine the extent of the cancer. The radiologist report essentially says surgery is the only chance he’s got. Essentially the docs will “gut him like a fish” hope to get enough of the cancer to prolong “salvage” his...

Perfect timing. Can’t wait to see it this evening.

About 1980 I was hunting with my dad, second photo if you look over the tall tree you see a flat. I was working my way up one of those fingers below the flat to meet up with Dad. Near the top a bull came up out of some brush below me and gave me a cross canyon shot. There was snow, I hit him...

Big big fan of the high shoulder shot. Thirty yard dead from a heart shot sprint can get you 1000 feet down the hill. Anchor them where they stand if you can. Flat ground, when I find some, I’ll shoot them in the crease.

Well I just finished season 58. I’m still not convinced the pre-dawn insertion works better than starting in at legal shooting light. With white tails I think it is the best ploy, even with mountain whitetails like we were chasing in Montana last week. Mule deer and Columbia blacktail or Sitka...

Buddy of mine swears by it. He always has it in the truck when I hunt with him in Montana. We’ve yet to go all the way to the kill site on an elk or a deer with it but after packing the first load out he goes back in with the sled when we’ve had access to a closed road or wider hiking/horse...

Guess we will have to plan another trip:)

300 Jarrett or 300 Arnold data will work

No immediate plans to buy a rifle but have committed to rebarreling the #1 257 Roberts. I’ll go with PAC NOR. I still day dream about a battery of #1A set up with all the cartridges spawned from the 06. That being said should I find a reasonably priced 416 Rigby with good wood I’ll probably snap...

When I sold my late Brother in Laws guns one was a Model 70 featherweight in 338/06. Still had the tags on it. I still lament not buying that one from my sister. Great cartridge.

That is a heck of an entrance hole, hate it when they slide down the ridge. The roads and horse trails are mostly on top, where we hunt. when they slide there ain’t nothing in the bottom but misery. You’ve been laying the wood to those deer since you got that rifle figured out. Well done.