I finished it a few weeks back. It's definitely worth reading. The first part about interrogation and imprisonment in Siberia matched other stories and books I've read. It still blows my mind. The second part about their escape shows you just what the human body is capable of. It's not written...
My son had him cruise through twice this season and didn't have a good shot. I had him pretty well patterned by the end of season. He showed up in front of the neighbor the day before I figured he would come by my spot. Another member in our club skimmed him across the brisket with a bow last...
I almost forgot about this thread. I hunted this one for 3 years. A lot of other people had him on camera too. A guy that hunts next to me got him. He was daylighting way too often during the second rut to not get shot. It's not often you see a 5pt this size, and this old. He aged at 6.5yo. I...
I'm only a few chapters in, but it's good so far. I read Gulag Archipelago a few years back. This story, and some of the stories in that book, are very similar.
I know a few folks that have done the fall Barkley race. They have all done multiple 50 to 100 mile races and were all pulled due to missing the aid station cutoffs at Barkley. They say it's every bit as bad as it's made out to be.
Heavy on the fool portion
@CowboyLeroy I could probably put you in touch with some blood trailing folks in GA if you'd like to try to pick their brain or meet up with them.