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I had a great spring, summer, and finally being able to hunt in the fall, but no I never had an opportunity at a goat. I saw ONE mountain goat the whole time I started looking until the end of season, and the one I saw was before hunting season opened. Except for 4 days total, I hunted...

Moose - NO Sheep - NO Goat - NO Bison - NO I am on a hunt roster where depending on the migration there could be as many as 54 hunters drawn still for this hunt. I am #1471 on the roster! Bull Elk tag in a special draw area. - NO Mule Deer Buck tag in a special draw area. - NO 46th year in a...

NRA Life Member - Montana Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife Life Member - RMEF Member -

I was able to snag a couple old knives my grandfather had after he passed away. He had a butcher shop in town and a slaughter house out in the country where we lived. I remember him having a lot of Forschner knives.

I wasn't successful but a good friend of mine called in a wolf and a coyote. The male wolf weighed 103 pounds!! Dwars that coyote!

I recently was gifted at Christmas time a wonderful gift by my lovely bride. She got me a pair of HOFFMAN THINS PRO SERIES CLAW LUG 14" pac boots. I've been out wolf hunting with them a couple times now and I am thrilled with these pacs. 1. Nice heavy leather in the boots with triple stiching...

Been out wolf hunting a couple times. No luck yet. I'm trying to call one in with a mouth blown predator call and a mouse squeeker call. I also use a mouth blown coyote howler to entice them. Hoping to get out again in a couple days. Took the lab dog with me last time as bait so to...

I was finallly able to add the pictures that help tell the story!

Face To Face In early December Collin who is a good friend of mine and I went out west of Huson up in the mountains to try and call in a coyote or a wolf. Out of the two animals we both were hoping that we might be lucky and have one or more wolves respond as we both wanted to take one. I...

I usually buy $100.00 worth every year here in Montana. I can't draw the normal way so this can't hurt.

Montana Pitch Blend and/or Obenauf's Heavy Duty LP

Here's what the cart looks like folded up. Here you can see how the critter is secured. Motor cycle tie down straps (3) hold the main carcass. bungee cords hold legs head, legs, your pack if you want to put it on top of the critter. We did call the game carts Critter Carts! The support...

It's pretty easy actually. You have one person on the end with the brake handle hold the cart from rolling. Rear legs of the elk cut off at the hock. Cut a whole in the hock just as if you were going to hang the elk up by the rear. This gives the person holding the cart a handhold to help...

My buddy just holding the cart for pics. Cow elk whole on it! Don't need no stinking trail! My father and I made this. It has brakes and is made for two people but it sure works sweet!! Next pic is grandpa pushing his grandson down to get a doe whitetail I just shot. Another elk...

Perfect scope and power range. I have one on my 280AI and sure love it.

Ruana Knives in Bonner Montana.

How about one of these. The 5AD and Steelhead are my favorites. The 5AD has a 4" blade and the Steelhead is 3 1/2". Handmade one at a time in Montana. Great knives!

In my 6mm Remington and my sons we use the following and have had great success. 100 gr. Nosler Partition. The 95 gr. Partition would be a good one too. 90 gr. Nosler E-tip. Great bullet also. 90 gr. Accubond. Love the Accubond bullets. Work very well on game.

For snow & cold hunting. Schnees Hunter II 13" tall boot. https://schnees.com/hunter-ii-13/

Obenauf's or Montana Pitch Blend. Very similar and they both work very well.