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I enjoyed the video and congrats on the bull. I can relate to the fire changing your Plan A. A fire in 2018 resulted in the closure of most of the area in which I had planned on hunting moose. Fortunately, that fire was smaller on our side of the mountain and the area was reopened before...

Something about that spot looks familiar.

I struck out, too. ☹️

That was quite the accomplishment! I am pretty sure I would not have had the perseverance to have stuck with the bow on a Breaks sheep hunt. Thanks for posting the video.

The drawing is June 13 and the results are supposed to be available at 6 p.m. that evening.

I am not planning on watching the drawing but you can bet that I will be checking the results right at 6 p.m.!

It does not look like I am going goat hunting in 2020 ☹️

I have a couple of Milt Sparks IWB holsters for 1911s that are really nice but they are kind of pricey and there is a significant wait (or was when I got mine). The pistol I use most often for concealed carry is a Kahr PM9. It is about the size of the Shield. I carry it in a horse hide...

Laughing Dog Brewing (Sandpoint, ID) Pecan Porter.

I have not been lucky enough to draw a tag but I have gone there to view elk. There is a lot of public land in many of the elk zones. There are very few tags so I doubt that you would be overrun with other elk hunters. Also, I think the firearms deer season is after the elk season, so you...

If you want one rifle for you and your wife to both use, there is a good chance that the length of pull will not fit one of you. If the compact/youth type stocks fit your wife best, then a Sims slip on pad might lengthen it enough to fit you fine. BTW — Bonecollector almost makes me ashamed to...

Great buck. Congratulations!

I made two trips to Idaho this fall. I had a mountain lion tag, a wolf tag, and a predator call in my pocket on both trips. No predators were harmed so both tags remain in pristine condition.

When I upgraded from an Army plywood packboard to a Camp Trails freighter frame, I thought I had reached the pinnacle of meat packing. It took me over 20 years to move on from the freighter frame.

This was my college roommate’s first (and only) elk. It was only about 300 yards below the road. He didn’t have much packing experience at the time, and the pack was as heavy or heavier than he was. When he stopped to rest the weight on a stump, my brother and I warned him not to lean back...

This was a long time ago, and I was just providing moral support. Edit - swapped photos for one that was less fuzzy.

The body on that thing looks like an elk! Congrats.

Congrats! Is there a Kifaru Reckoning under there somewhere?

I am not sure how much he weighed. He was bigger than any whitetail buck I have shot and at least as big as the only mule deer I have taken. The head/cape “felt” like it weighed at least 100 pounds as I crawled up the hill with it 😀. Of course, it didn’t weigh that much.

Great bucks. Congratulations to both of you. What boots are you and your dad wearing? They look perfect for sneaking up on things.