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Here are some pictures from my year. All pictures were taking with cell phone and phone skope in some cases.

Starting the Klymit X pillow for dual purpose, works well.

Have you guys seen this yet? Sent from my LG-D850 using Tapatalk

I caught them laying down from about 700 yards away and they already had me pegged. They were leaving as I was scrabbling to get the spotter and phoneskope all lined up. My previous picture was about the best I could get of the bigger bull. But you can see, the "smaller" bull isn't too bad...

Say these 2 bulls last Friday....plenty of water everywhere I went searching for cow elk.

If you come to a coyote den along side the road with 5 pups playing cluelessly in the creek bottom below, do you try to wipe them out or let them grow?

Junior hunts

And the antlerless elk

How is this?

Been running 31" Mastercraft Courser MT on my '76 Chevy stepside for 4 years. This truck, when used, is 99% in the dirt, and these tires still look new. I would say I average 1-2 thousand miles each hunting season when staying close to home. The rubber of the lugs is a little softer then...

The rest of that weekend and the following weekend found us trying to get on the below bucks. These bucks seem to bed in the same spot, and the wind just so happens to go directly there from every single direction. Smart boys, I look forward to giving them a chase next year. Hard to tell...

The next day, with my buddy in camp, we get up early and attempt to get over to where I had spotted the cows. Well, since I am slower than molasses, so we are running a smidgen late. This turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Quite a ways from where I wanted to be, there on top of ridge...

This picture is taken from approximately 1.5 miles away through my spotting scope. I watch this guy with his little buddy bed up under a buck brush in a stalk-able location. Only problem is there are some does bedded right where I would like to go. I decide that I can go higher than them, so...

This season started off with a bang…….15 yards to a buck and my bow aiming right at his vitals! Then, with arrow in flight, the good Lord stuck a twig in front busting my arrow in two and a decent buck trotting off. Well……isn’t that just GREAT!!!! In all reality, it was amazing. How I did...

Congrats, here it is turned for ya.

Utah Grouse Creek muzzleloader.