They are full of it, Tag bags are all I have used since moving back to Alaska in 2000 and I have lost zero meat to spoilage. I suggest taking 2 sets, that way you can swap them out while you are out in the field. I have never used citric acid or black pepper but I know Larry has and he swears by...
Does your area have a 50" restriction as well? My buddy's been using a Swaro spotter for years now and at long distances counting brow tines is still difficult but it does it's job when it comes to 50" or bigger bulls. We've let a ton of bulls walk over the years that were not 50" and were also...
Mountain Mimicry is my favorite camo pattern and I already have a fair amount of this stuff but I'd like to get more if anybody has any they want to sell.
I wear a size 34r pants and XL jacket. Looking for a Celsius jacket, 90% jacket, mountain pants, I don't need any shirts as I've got enough...
I've been using the same Winchester Model 70 push feed 270 for well over 30 years and I see no reason to switch now. Is it the lightest rifle out there, not even close but I'm comfortable with it and it shoots better than I could ever hope too. 47 days and counting before it's back in the sheep...
Kimber 84M in a Montana stock in the vaunted 7mm-08 caliber, topped with a Leupold. Actually, my wife owns one of these but without the Montana stock, it's one of the lightest rifles I've ever picked up.
My partner and I head out from Eagle River on the 28th of August and come home on the 18th of Sept, we are spending the first 3-4 days looking to fill my DCUA sheep tag then the rest of the time chasing bulls. I've been hunting this same area since about 93-94 so I know it like the back of my...
I started applying for sheep tags here in Alaska back in 1990 and stopped when I moved out of state in 1996, I never drew a tag during that timeframe. Then I moved back up here in 2000 and started applying again in 2001 and in those 20 years I have drawn the DCUA sheep tag 3 times, 2009, 2011...
A friend, his wife and I had flown into an area they had hunted the year before for dall sheep, they had killed a nice ram and saw plenty more so wanted to go back. We flew into a very remote lake and had t hike 5 hours to get to the area where we were to hunt, a remote dried up river in between...
That Levitator is a great boat, I used rented one from Larry in 07 and we had a nice comfy camp (not as nice as yours) as well. We managed to bag a 52"er about mid way through the hunt that had drop tines on both sides of the brows.
I've got to admit, I've become accustomed to nice big comfy...
Well I finally managed to call in a bull late yesterday afternoon but as he was coming in a fellow hunter on a bike happened to stop by where I was hunting. I was worried he might wander into the area where the bull was so I opted to walk back out to the road and meet up with him. I told him...
Went out again on Saturday to the usual spot, didn't see any moose and once again no response to calling. Tried another spot on Tuesday that I hunted back in 08, got close to the trailhead of where I wanted to hunt but had to go around a cow moose with a calf, she wouldn't let me go by no matter...
If I were a non resident looking to hunt sheep in Alaska, Matt's outfit is at the top of the list. Those 4 rams taken by your clients are some incredible sheep and yours is a beaut as well, congrats to all of you!!
Congrats on the moose! I own several of Larry's books and videos and they are awesome resources for hunting Alaska's river corridors. By the way, your pics aren't working, at least for me anyways.