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Sorry to hear that CC....it's those unexpected incidents that come up and bite you the worst. You've come a long way the last couple years, and now you have the challenge of this recovery while maintaining your weight loss without being able to get around much. As Chief Dan George said...

Tim; Great photos. I'll have to remember to take some the next time I am out. The last time I was in the area that I rode yesterday, we came across 7 deer kills and one moose kill. All were accomplished by wolves, and it looked like a war zone when they kill a moose out on a lake. Now...

Two of us rode all day in the outback country with no other snowmobile tracks in sight. Rivers, lakes, old railroad right of ways, brush where old trails used to be. We got stuck, broke thru the ice, were occasionally lost, and we loved every minute. (Well maybe not during the stuck part.)...

I agree with you Tim about "going all day". I have had to adjust my exercise routine as I've moved into my 7th decade. I am still up and doing something all day, and surprised myself when in Wyoming this past fall that I could still hump the mountains with a full pack. Am headed out shortly...

I am bout to go outside for my plow and shovel exercise routine. I will likely be at it for much of the day because I am running out of room for places to put it. After the truck, it is the tractor's turn. Ae least it is supposed to get above freezing today, and stay above 20 all week.

It's no different for us humans. In the US, roughly 38K from cars, 20K from murders, animals - not many, weather - 1K+, disease - all the rest of us......there's no getting out alive.

We are around 100" this season and more coming down right now. My 22 year old plow truck and V plow are going to need a long rest) and some repairs this spring. The few deer that were left up here are likely to go extinct for the rest of my hunting life.

Where or how are the snowmobiles provided? If you provide your own, I suppose that you would have to ride back to the start.

I now live only 50 miles from Ely. After I retired from law enforcement, I was able to spend seven summers as a wilderness canoeing guide in the area and two provinces of Canada. Like much of rural America, Ely is struggling economically. Tourism doesn't pay all the bills, and the Feds...

When I was in high school and living in Ely, Minnesota, my older brother bought a Ruger MK 1 .22 at the local Coast to Coast hardware store for $44. He later sold it to me for $50 and thought he had made the deal of the century. I sold it 20 years later for $125 and thought the same. I am...

Absolutely nutso Tim.......but I'm jealous.

You're gonna need a bigger house. Nice Jim.

I don't care either, and wasn't even aware that it was last night. Big, big, big money ruined the game. I still like high school and some college FB. (Football not facebook).

The distance wasn't too far, but we had a vertical gain of over 2,500 ft. that included climbing a cliff. It took us about 6 1/2 hours to get to our campsite, and we were completely bushed by the time we got there. My best buck came after I spiked out from camp an additional 1,300 ft. higher...

I have hunted H five times since 2009, the first two hunts were guided in a wilderness area, and the last 3 I backpacked into some very rugged country. During that time, I have experienced a reduction in mature bucks, an increase in backcountry hunters, and a big inflation in NR points required...

I agree with CC; listing the state or province is basic information. After thinking WOW!! the next thing I noticed was the lack of the state. Let them be published elsewhere, but Eastman's disappoints me as far as this issue goes.

Yeah, I could....but only for a much larger model (tent that is.)

I really want one of those, but I already have a good tent.

I know where you live Jim....thanks for the insider info. I should be able to draw that tag when I'm 97.

The guy who won the 1.2 billion lottery has to spend it on something other than strip clubs and alimony. For a good cause in the end.