Yup McKay Lake. The hunt is shut down now

Need to knit a hat for that guy. Wow

Will be cool to see him make it and back in your study next season.

I'm hoping Brutus survives too Len.




A buddy was out at my cabins a couple years ago, and when he came around the trail he found a golden eagle holding a struggling fox in it's talons. I went back later that afternoon and the eagle lifted off from where it had been feeding. I'd have loved to seen the eagle grab the fox.

You can almost hear them crackle

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YLUtHqHkjE

Some of you may have seen this but it was one of our first projects as a company

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You can almost hear them crackle [/quote]


I have heard them crackle on a quiet night with no wind. Lots of static up there.

awesome!!

357- lots of talk over years about the noise associated with northern lights as to whether it even exists. But having heard them
I personally knew it was a moot point. Years later I read an article on how the needles of conifers act as receivers to pick up frequency given off by electrical pulses created by the lights. So does that mean they are silent on the tundra?

I've heard them crackling while out on the Arctic Ocean on the ice like 10 miles outside of Barrow. So I would assume they would crackle on the tundra also. Went up there for New Years 1999/2000 my uncle took us up to prove that y2k histeria was bull. Lol

I was out fishing on the Mckenzie river and thought this looked nice

Every trapper likes to see a wolf peeking at them.

Not happy

Digging up that old picture of that moose and me got me thinking. I've shot and seen some nice moose over the years

Here's a couple for ya Brian



4 more months, we'll be hunting those big beasts again. My freezer is getting empty.

#3 picture is real pretty moose. We can start with bow August 25th until Sept 23rd. It's draw rifle after that.