rhammond31
FNG
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- Mar 5, 2015
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Awesome story!
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The sled that I use (pictured) is extremely well designed and constructed of very durable materials. As mentioned, I have used it the past four years and it is still going strong and will likely out-live me LOL!!. Be warned, it isn't cheap, but I have no regrets whatsoever in buying it. I used a cheap roll-up sled for a couple of years, but it was a PITA pulling loads over the tundra. I tried lots of different ways of securing the load to the pull cord, but it always formed a point in the front of sled that dug into the tundra, and the sled would roll-up length wise like a sausage and roll as I pulled it.What type of sled is that and where can a guy find one??!!
Awesome "journal" of the hunt. A person can never get enough pictures!!
Thank you!Congrats on a great hunt, sir!
Thanks for the rut report! I had similar experience in 2021 and 2023. After the 15th or so we could only call in smaller bulls. Mondo bulls would peek out with their cows, but had no interest in leaving them! Seems like high population areas those big guys already have several cows gathered by mid month and it’s hard to divert them.
Absolutely true, Vern...you nailed it, sir. After nearly forty-years of living here and prioritizing remote outdoor experiences in our lives, the hunts with my son and hunts with my daughter are by far my most valued hunting experiences. I'm truly very thankful for each and every one."remote solitude.....father/son" It's very difficult to improve on that. A moose or two would just be icing on the cake.
Thank you. Yup on the sled (see below).Awesome write up congrats on the moose! What kind of sled is that? Is it an Alaskan gear company roll up?
The sled that I use (pictured) is extremely well designed and constructed of very durable materials. As mentioned, I have used it the past four years and it is still going strong and will likely out-live me LOL!!. Be warned, it isn't cheap, but I have no regrets whatsoever in buying it. I used a cheap roll-up sled for a couple of years, but it was a PITA pulling loads over the tundra. I tried lots of different ways of securing the load to the pull cord, but it always formed a point in the front of sled that dug into the tundra, and the sled would roll-up length wise like a sausage and roll as I pulled it.
I posted a link below of LB's sled design and where I bought it. BTW, I have no financial ties to the sled nor the retailer.
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LB Flex Sled
The Airframes Alaska Northern Sledworks Backcountry Flex Sled for arctic adventures and freight hauling.alaskagearcompany.com
Thanks for sharing Larry is a stand up guy and if this sled is anything like his PR-49 raft this is a must have.Thank you. Yup on the sled (see below).