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As you suggested....I did.

It is really a collectors piece. Value (depending on condition) is from $1,500 to $2,000 for a basic model. My suggestion would be to keep it as a family heirloom and don't shoot it much. Just sayin.................

Both pictures were taken in 1954 on a backcountry horseback packin deer hunting trip. I was 13. My Dad took me out of school and we went on my first real hunting adventure. He gave me a great foundation to build on.

Well.....the Orange Army invades!

What's next....nonresidents voting in your state just because they own property and pay some taxes on it.

When this thread I started came back up, I realized I hadn't posted picts from our trip. My wife Joyce pointing to her #50 Halibut and our Razor Clams. Great time....lots of great eating too. We brought home #50 pounds of halibut and razor clams.The King Salmon was about #40.

One of my Dad's friends was a professional photographer and took it. I have a few that he took. Here is another. My Dad took me out of school for a weeks hunting trip. First horseback, pack into backcountry I took. My avatar is another one. Notice no camo...LOL!

September 1 always kicked off my families hunting season. Dad & I started with Doves, next was Deer hunting in the High Sierras, Antelope in Wyoming, Elk in Colorado and Ducks & Geese until the end of January. Last hunted with Dad in 2008 when he was 90 and he got his elk here in Colorado. miss...

I wear a Cabelas blaze orange upland game hunting vest. Lots of pockets and very durable....been wearing the same one for maybe 20 years.

I put my window in the door instead walls. Thinking about adding another on the wall opposite the door.

Sold my pontoon boat yesterday and am going to start looking at kayaks. Probably won't buy until next spring. Thanks to everyone for their input.

Just info for whoever wants to see it..... Big story in yesterdays local paper, el nino is gone and the high pressure over 4 corners has returned full strength. Down here it has been a pretty dry summer, not much monsoon activity....back to drier than normal. It is really dry down here in the...

My first time hunting antelope many, many years ago, I put a small bunch of them to bed one evening, deciding to go back at first light the next morning. I got to the area while it was still dark and started walking to where I last saw them bedded down. Still dark and I walked right into them...

It means metallic cartridge cases. They also make shotgun reloading stuff too, hence the "metallic".

I use my cargo trailer. Has bunks, heater and lots of storage. Set up the popup, tables, chairs, cook stove and lanterns. Off season, I store everything in it. Great camps.

Scout...scout....scout!

I have been very lucky as I have done somewhere around 30 backcountry/wilderness horseback packin deer hunts and kill my share of great bucks. I also did a Thorofare Teton Wilderness elk hunt for my 70th birthday. I want to do one more of them before I get too damn old to ride a horse (I'll be...

Good luck to all of you. Leaving in a month for deer & antelope in Wyoming. Getting everything ready. Range time next week.

After using only Goodyear for years (last set were terrible) I am using BFG AT on my F350 4x4. Great so far!