Recent content by AKaviator

He’s on my ignore list also. No need to see his caustic b.s Non-residents more often hire guides or pay for private land access. Non-residents are more successful on Dall sheep in Alaska due to guided hunting.

I agree with you. But "back in the day" seems to be a distant memory. These days a lot of folks really don't care about screwing others over, as long as it's serves their selfish agenda. It's all about character and doing what's right. The heck with many of the hunting guides in Wyoming or the...

I feel safer hiking in bear country than I would walking around in Chicago. But, bears are dangerous and should be actively managed.

Ah, come on Tim. At least take Malheur county. Pleeeezzze! :unsure:

I'm real anxious to hear the stories and see photo's of some big bulls!

Good eating there! Some variety too...halibut, yellow eye, dog fish and skate. Maybe even a quill back! I hope you had fun!

Nothing like you have done C.C. As a kid I shot NRA small-bore target matches. I've been on several competitive skeet leagues and was on the State Troopers combat pistol team. Nowadays, it's mostly me against the ground squirrels and occasional big game!

Nice bear!

Welcome to the forum.

That's a little unusual but I get the strategy. The Captain is right that the law is; the fish belongs to the person that sets the hook. That's a little mute because you don't "set" a circle hook, which I'm sure you were using. So if you grab the rod first or were holding it, it belongs to you...

Welcome, from Alaska.

You're always welcome here! I hope we'll be able to team up!

I would have chimed in on this, but elk seem to be his priority. We have elk, but it's not easy to hunt them every year. If it's moose, caribou, blacktail deer, dall sheep and black or brown bear you want to hunt every year, you might consider Alaska!

You're going to have a fun but busy fall! I'm excited to hear how all that hunting' goes! Congrats!