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Hunting moose successfully, and depending on them for meat, demands one leave the rivers and the roads, but jail awaits those whose eyes are bigger than their capabilitiesAttachment 5687Attachment 5688Attachment 5689Attachment 5690Attachment 5691Attachment 5692Attachment 5693. Too, the older one gets the bigger the moose seem to grow. As a result I rely on "gadgets, gizmos, and gear." Which adds to the mass and weight of all; the pics tell part of the story.
Some sweet pics thanks for sharing, that boat's a hardcase
Excellent stuff. Have a happy new year. Is there snow on the ground up there
How about two inches of snow on the ground! Unheard of, but here we is and I'm struggling to run my short line and get wood. All of us in Bettles/Evansville (about 20 persons) have experienced froze water in and out; no snow cover, no insulation over ground. That's in spite of all the tricks we try too. Normally there's at least a couple feet by this time. I've used both snogo and 4wheeler and both deliver backaches--guaranteed. No snow in forecast. I'm down in Fairbanks for a few days and they have around a foot or more. That's not much either; it takes that much to fill in between tussocks so as to allow for good traverse--without busting backs and gear.HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL TOO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
That boat seems to have an overkill of a motor on it!... I bet it flys
Great to see how its done in another part of the world.:cool:
Thanks for sharing
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