I thought this was a cool juxtaposition of a wolf and a coyote from my trail cam, here in western Montana. They were taken just a few nights apart and the wolf and the coyote are nearly in the identical position. (You can see by the scrap of deer spine at their feet and the fir trees behind...
I firmly believe in sending a second or third round if need be. But that would never be my plan. The second shot is never as good as the first one. For one thing the animal will likely be moving and secondly my adrenaline is going to be kicking in. I would wager that some of my most wild misses...
I've said this before, but when you're hunting upland birds with a group, everyone has a fully loaded shotgun perfectly capable of killing their partners. No one says, "no one load your gun until a bird flushes." You watch the muzzle, watch your footing and use your head. I don't see a big...
Well it depends how you define "nasty." If you mean remote and rugged, this one. Looking down on a mountain goat. But we did have stock so not really that bad. Reminds me of my old friend Gary Sloan who had another spot in the Bob he called "Idiot Basin" because only an idiot would kill an elk...
So I just inherited a replica .54 caliber Hawken rifle. I've shot blackpowder a few times but have never owned my own or hunted with one. The rifle is in good shape. My friend hunted with it and killed deer with it, but it is lightly used. It's outfitted with a modern peep sight. Montana now has...
I called in a lion this fall with a Primos can doe call. I had another come in to a bugling bull elk that I was also stalking. Not sure if either would work outside the rut, but the doe call got the cat's attention big time. I would think a fawn bleat would be the ticket. That's all I know...