Yes but I'm 71.
I barely remember 60.
Ike is cheating with that new Lift.
Deer hunting is all archery.
If we happen to strike out on elk in Wyo during bow season or draw multiple tags we will go back during rifle season.
That's an interesting design. I recently went from a Truball Short and Sweet R index to a Spot Hogg Keeton because the handle was supposed to be easier on old man arthritic surgically-repaired shoulders. It is very nice on the draw but I'm not wild about the anchoring with the Keeton and its...
We trolled with flashers and hoochies for salmon, usually silvers. One year we successfully were casting spinners for silvers and it was great fun.
Halibut was primitive rig that looks like a coat hanger: big jig, hook tipped with squid or something and a big weight using a rod similar in...
I have not purchased groceries in Ketchikan but they are pretty high on POW. If you need just minor things like bread, beer and mustard in Coffman you can probably get it at the Riggin Shack and the liquor store attached to the bar rather than drive to Klawock. Island Air lands us in Klawock so...
Coffman Cove is where I've always gone. Great place and great people. You will have fun.
Only downside is grocery options are almost non-existent. We bought groceries in Klawock.
I've fished POW many times. I didn't use the ferry (Island Air out of Klawock-Ketchikan).
Fish boxes work fine but can be cumbersome to handle in airports. Rent a cart.
I moved to Polar Bear 48 soft side coolers. They hold exactly the same as the fish box but much easier to handle and the added...
Mike Piper's excellent short book should be required reading for husband and wife or anyone with elderly parents. It should be read before someone dies.
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Redbone had some copperhead bites. She was embarrassed by the swelling when she got one to the muzzle but no lasting effect except she never messed with a copperhead again..
Our "free" pound pup rolled down the window of my 4runner and jumped out at 60mph. (Please don't ask the wife's...
The video I posted was wrong. I use your method but on the first "half knot" I wrap twice. It does not allow slippage when making your loops and it helps keep your heel locked in place. I've also found using waxed kevlar laces keeps things more secure while tying and after it's tied.
Thanks for...
Thanks I think that's the method I use and it does help a lot but some of the very short sage brush has dexterous fingers that can snag and untie anything. The gaiters I use are very short and don't cover much more than the boot.
Pretty simple.
Toddlers including myself don't worry about competitive bids.
Don't expect to impress friends and family with purchase but you will sleep well.
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Hiking Grand Canyon in June??
Pants would not be my main concern especially if this is a rim to rim hike.
GC in summer can be deadly at worst and just "not fun" at best.
Plan carefully and conservatively.
Sorry for the interruption. Old boomer (with GC experience) signing off.
Everyone wants to be a gangster until it's time to do gangster shi*.
That's my opinion of large scale vegetable gardening. It sounds good but the reality is a lot of grunt work.
I can't see whitetail guiding as a career move. A side gig? Maybe
I have two very bad shoulders and it may sound crazy but the only smooth drawing bows I own are my traditional bows. Anything with cams, cables and let-off puts a lot of stress on shoulders when they are not in a mechanically advantageous position. With a longbow/recurve the peak draw weight is...