I have used Kim Lutz for taxidermy of my antelope. She is in Lander WY but will drive to your meat processor and pick up the head for mounting. She drove to Douglas for me last time. Beautiful mounts. She shipped it to me and I believe the total was around $800.
I’m looking at Alaska Airlines rules. They may have changed and I stand corrected. It states you can put ammo in approved containers, but not loose, in your gun case. However, in 2019 TSA did not permit us to do that traveling to Alaska. Caused a repack at the airport. We then put our factory...
If you can, put your trekking poles in your gun/bow case. Remember, all ammo packed separate from firearms, so it goes in a preferably locked small container in checked bags.
Fire starter like pyro putty will likely be banned from baggage. If you are going to Kotzebue, where there is...
I am selling a complete Eberlestock pack system. Main frame pack, Transformer 3.7L day pack, Rifle Scabbard and Nosegunner chest binocular harness and pouch.
Used once in Alaska. Clean, like new, no blood stains.
Shipping: will ship for added shipping fee.
We hunted on the South Slope of the Brooks Range in September 2019. It was warm and caribou were scarce. So we did a lot of hiking around on the tundra. I was 54 yo at the time and in very good physical condition. So were my three buddies, and we trained for a year for the trip. The tundra...
Agree with everyone above. Here are my add ons:
Essentials:
1.Long titanium spoon specifically meant for stirring freeze dried meal packages.
2.Clip knife which goes in your thigh pant pocket ever day. Used my Benchmade griptillian a lot on our trip.
3. Leatherman multi tool.
4. Bear fence -...
Our caribou in 2019 were shot in early September. That was the best venison I have ever eaten. I served the roasted backstraps and tenderloins at a neighborhood New Year's Eve party - and the four vegetarians present ate a helluva lot of caribou meat that night. Nuff said. Everyone loved it...
What did Hawkins charge for the new magazine? And were you able to order it off their website? My hunting partner just got the same rifle and thinks the stock mag is a little too long and clunky, as well.
Glock 20 10mm in a Kenai Chest Holster. Buffalo Bore had ammo for it last week. (Or the .357 with same chest holster setup if that is what is available to you. MTC.)
Works well for me in Alaska and at home. We have a bear and cougar problem on our hunting land at home. I carry it every time...
I previously posted about my November 2019 bicep tendon tear and the slow and painful recovery.
Since this is an injury that is not uncommon, especially for males between 35 and 60 years old, I would like to provide a few words of my non-expert advice on rehab and post-injury training.
I...
Looking at the published draw results, my odds were 37.5% to draw in Unit 26. And after a quick look at other units for non-residents, it seems like my unit was much better odds than most. This is a significant departure downwards from a few years ago, unless I am missing something.
The first eight days of September 2019. Yes, the 400g of insulation were necessary IMO. It got cold at times and my feet were warm and dry the whole trip. Not overheated and sweaty, and we put on a lot of miles humping the tundra.
I wore Crispi Wild Rock GTX insulated boots with Kuiu gaiters and never got wet feet, even in 4-6 inches of water. The ankle support was crucial in the tundra tussocks.
I'm looking at the photo of mine that is above my desk at work - I would estimate 26-28". Alaskan western herd. Was a nice mature bull but not a monster.
For what its worth, I submitted my emailed comment for next week's hearing. Here is the text of it:
Dear Madams/Sirs,
I write in regard to the proposal to close caribou hunting to non-subsistence hunters in Units 23 and 26A starting in 2021. I have a personal interest in opposing this...
One more thing: when is a decision expected on the potential closures of 23 and 26? That is of prime concern as we decide what our risk of sending deposits in. Thanks.