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Likes: Guess new year, new thread. Ill kick it off with a video from 1st of January where we tried to cram in as much as we could!
Guess new year, new thread. Ill kick it off with a video from 1st of January where we tried to cram in as much as we could!
That’s living’! Life like it was meant to be. Good on ya, keep ‘em coming!
Oz
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WOW what a spectacular video and experience! You live in a beautiful area.
Great Vid really enjoyed it
“We sleep safely in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm.”
That was really well done!
Jerry
Last September a couple of friends went out on the barren-lands northeast of Yellowknife, one with a Maule on 31's and the other with a PA-11 on floats. They got a muskox, which apparently has turned out to be a world record.
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Last September a couple of friends went out on the barren-lands northeast of Yellowknife, one with a Maule on 31's and the other with a PA-11 on floats. The PA-11 driver got a muskox, which apparently has turned out to be a world record.
Nunavut, are these eaten? Curious what the meat is like?
“We sleep safely in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm.”
Yes. The meat can be excellent or tough as nails, like any wild game. The meat that I've had has been very good, with the fat "marbled" in the meat, unlike tasty but lean caribou meat.
Been to Africa hunting, hoping to return again one day.
Nice Musk Ox!
Don't take life too seriously ... no one gets out alive!
Ice has been out week, Red lake did not disappoint. Dad caught his share and enjoyed the rare good weather we seem to be getting.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/UbLLxgY1tKg
https://youtube.com/shorts/Za1pAfO6ASc?feature=share
Showing fresh Walleye fillets is cruel and unusual punishment. Just add some fresh cheese curds and breaded deep fried onion rings to finish us off.
Gary
Could I please have a biscuit? I've been sleeping for months, and I'm very hungry!
This guy was looking in my window at 6:45 the other day.
Don't take life too seriously ... no one gets out alive!
any pireps on a drop camp or semi-guided one for elk, looking to take my son's
Deer season is knocking at the door wrapping up a good fall for birds in North Dakota and my MN. backyard. Pheasant numbers were good, lots of young birds, late or 2nd hatch. SD I hear is ok as well.
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“We sleep safely in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm.”
I helped my neighbor exercise his bison permit. We aged the quarters 16 days and the 6 year old bull has been very good on the table.
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3 early season trips this year for rainbows.
4 hr moose hunt on our property 2 day open season
Northwest territory end of September
You certainly didn't have to pack the meat very far to your camp.
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Litecub and I had a fun hunt on Kodiak for Blacktails but as he mentioned there was significantly fewer deer where we hunted compared to other years.
Elk season in Montana was open when I returned and I'd planned to use my trusty .338 Federal for elk. After missing a 200 yard shot on a bull, I found it was shooting off and think it probably got bumped at the floatplane base on our return from deer hunting. So the next day I hunted with a 6.5 Creedmoor loaded with 130 gr. Accubonds. Luck was with me and I slipped a bullet into the ribs at 180 yards. He was mostly facing away from me and there was a narrow window to hit without ruining some meat. The accurate Creedmoor did its part and the bull never took a step.
I had some fun fishing trips this summer in Montana and Idaho and caught hundreds of cutthroats on dry flies. Many with my buddy Larry from Oregon.
Dan, your having too much fun.
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MN Whitetail season is over for us. Went right from fall to bitter winter these past few days. Had a great time and freezer is full.
“We sleep safely in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm.”
Very cool antler morphology! Congratulations.
Something different. A trip to Europe with a little hunting in Spain and France.Wet first day hunting Cantabrian chamois with the game tenders
Now to France for Pyrenees chamois. This is limestone and it erodes vertically, like scary steep!
Ten year old buck the last hour of the hunt after passing on a young one the first afternoon.
Nephew got his first rooster this weekend.
Was a trooper up and down the hills given the 23 degrees and 23 mph winds.
Nice rifle! Mauser mark X?
Never owned a rifle with one but I've always liked those full length (aka mannlicher) stocks.
What's the cartridge-- round nose bullet, maybe a 7x57?
Cessna Skywagon-- accept no substitute!
Husqvarna, Sweden rifle imported in US by tradewinds back in the 50s-60s. .270 Winchester shooting Federal 150 grain blue box power shok, essentially Federals Core Lokt version of Remington line. I have other rifles but this one is special. Belonged to a great friend now passed.
“We sleep safely in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm.”
I spoke with family down in Indiana, and my 101 year old (WW2 vet) Dad got a whitetail doe with his muzzle loading rifle. I'd post the photo, but it's really not "internet worthy". My brother is a poor photographer. He hunted but didn't get anything last year when he was 100. The year before he got two.
Jim
That is so great! Really special.
Jeff
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As always a good time!
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