Definitely agree with the replica horns. I have my euro with a simple skull hook here in Denver and used the replica horns on the shoulder mount at the cabin. I loved it so much I am doing that for my oryx from last year (which I hope to be getting back anytime now).
Reading that earlier today helped me piece more of it together in my mind. I couldn’t help but think three things -
1. so unfortunate for those guys. Such a tragedy for them to get taken. That said, I know they will spur much more awareness to many others about lightning safety. Which leads me...
SOOOOO AWESOME!!!!
How the heck do you sneak up on an oryx at 20?!?!?! Impressive!!
I have a broken horn tag coming up in January on range. I hope to find some that I have a chance at.
Congrats to you guys! I love those critters.
I realized I never closed the loop here. I posted my recap of the hunt in a different thread. That said, the information and thoughts here were very helpful in scheming my plan and approach to the hunt overall. In the end, I was solo when I shot the bull, but was only solo as I worked to get...
How old is your son? As others said, it will depend on where he will likely be spending most of his time fishing. That said, go with a company that has a great replacement/warranty program… I’ve sent back many rods in my life to either be repaired or replaced, and am grateful when it’s just a...
Once back at camp, we got the meat hung up. We grilled up some fresh meat that night, paired with some instant mashed potatoes and were loving it! The wife and kids arrived the next morning and we soaked up the day. The kids were all pumped. We broke down camp the following morning which was...
It's short notice but here is a link and some information about a public lands caucus that is specifically looking to address some topics that are near and dear to our hearts so I wanted to share in case others could join.
Here are some details: 9/23 at noon (Mountain time)
Register here...
After the moment dawns on me, I get on the inReach to first alert the wife on the home front, and then also my buddy who was elk hunting relatively nearby. I take quick stock of the lay of the land and realize just how fortunate I was for where he fell. While it's still in the thick of the...