A good trapping/antlering partner is a blessing. I've got a good one, we were helping each other get unstuck today a few times, deep snow, warm temperatures. Got a moose, retrieved a broken down snowmachine, found 5 antlers, gave a lift to another feller who broke down that we bumped into. Do you know Michael Forss, the Pastor of Lighthouse Baptist Church, in Unalakleet?

Thanks those clamps look great, bearcat I plan on using an old phone and hard wiring it to that battery with a charger sort of like I did with my old GPS.

I wired in a thumb warmer and put it on the back of my GPS for warmth, worked great!

That is some neat country, I caribou hunted up at the end of North River with Tim Towarak. We went up over the ridge and into the mountains and came across 25 or so freshly dead caribou in one spot, I asked him what killed these, he said wolves. They didnt eat anything ? he said they sometimes they just eat the tongues. You could see they just killed for fun.
No humans had been there yet that year, so they were not shot. Lots of wolves and wolverines there.

Good country back there alright. I,m on the other side the valley from you in Chiroskey. Seem like the weather has been hindering animal movement the past couple weeks, hopefully since it's nice out now they'll start moving. Nice to see that you're taking an interest in trapping this country, but keep in mind what land you are on. Lots of native allotments in that country. Also at the store and post office bullitens there is a flyer about allowing only UNC shareholders taking fur on UNC lands.