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If it's just a bear you are after, then you are better off staying in MN. But if your wife wants to go on a road trip out west then go for it.

I am sure that some "firearms expert" will examine the revolver to determine if it was operating within design parameters. A single action revolver does not lock up with the cylinder in line with the bore unless it is out of time. News reports refer to the Petersoli (SP?) as an antique...

Same story with Gander Mountain that morphed into Gander Outdoors, and finally Camping World.

My wife and I are doing a deferred road trip this summer throughout the SW and up to the NW from Minnesota. I regretted not stopping to see Roger (AKA Colorado Cowboy) on a trip several years ago, and plan to contact him before I head out this summer. I have a guest cabin on the lake where I...

Don't sweat it Tim, all you have to do is take me along on an Alaska float trip for moose, and I'll provide all they ammo that you would ever want to shoot.

Great ram. It's amazing that the desert species has the largest horn diameters living in a harsh dry environment. Why does it look like the ram's left side appear to be broomed on the top photo, but unbroomed on the bottom photo?

You are smokin it Marcus. Those shuffle starts can be frustrating; just try running in an event with 10,000 runners and you will wish that you had brought a lawn chair.

Did you turn the collar over to the DNR/F&G? I got a car killed moose a few years ago that had a collar, and received info from the DNR about where & when it was collared and at what age. Mortality factors, including hunting are a big part of the information that is an important part of what...

I bought a modified .338 Winchester Super Grade from a guy who had it built, but because of Parkinson's never hunted with it. It had a Nikon scope and it was never consistent grouping. Good for a bit, then it wandered. I tried several different scopes with similar results before having it...

BC, I was wondering why you were so quiet the last couple months. I've been fortunate on my guided hunts and never was screwed over like that. I guided fly-in canoe trips to a wilderness area in Manitoba and a few years later the pilot and his passengers died in a plane crash in the Otter...

And with a Bing-a-Da-Badaba BOOM! That was all she wrote. Let the grillin begin. Good job Jim. How was the packout?

I looked at starting a college fund for my grandkids, but backed off when I found that the pool of $ in their name affected the $ available to them in grants. I help them out when they need it to help cover expenses outside of college.

I love having those gray jays around, but for some reason they have been almost completely replaced in our area (NE Minnesota) by those annoying blue jays.

That's a real beauty Jim. Those close encounters are a blessing whether you have a tag or not. That guy was just a pup when I last hunted in your backyard.

Hey, where have you been buddy? I was starting to think that you had quit on us. How was your caribou hunt?

I'm not bitch-in that's hunting. When I started my back country trips I seldom saw anyone else around, but that's not the case anymore. I'm part of the problem too and am sure that at some point that I have affected someone elses hunt.

We did not shoot anything. We had previously hunted the OTC 2nd rifle season and were very lucky to come back with one cow elk. CO hunters told us that the elk are pushed out of the area during the (limited) 1st rifle season, and were now mostly on private. Our long term plan was to hunt the...

Well, I just returned form 8 days in the Colorado mountains. My fitness prep was held back by family issues, but aparently I had done enough to survive the experience without too much suffering. Two young 54 year olds and I (69) hiked a couple miles back and camped at 8,300'. Cold and snow...

I have the same "bra" on all my rifles. It works, and is cheap. Plus, if you forgot your ammo, then you still have a rubber gun. All of my KUIU and Sitka gear are top notch....pricey tho they may be. One of my newest acquisitions is an AGC bino pack. Used it for a week in the mountains, and...

I just returned from 8 days in Routt County. There was 6" on the ground, but it warmed to 40+ during the day, and hiking in the slick gumbo was a real bitch. Just as it was starting to dry out, it snowed another 3", AND THE PROCESS STARTED ALL OVER. But, 13 years ago when I last hunted this...