I have been chasing ghosts all my life. If one big critter comes out of an area it will likely happen again. If it doesn't work that way then there is no burning spots. No worries.
When I was a kid Billings hunters were the go-to scapegoat for everything that was wrong with hunting. This was according to my dad. Then one time when I was still in single digits age wise, we got stuck in a mud hole while out hunting and broke a u-joint in the old 2-wheel drive truck we had...
My brother bought the 86 in 33 WCF from an old guy over by Townsend years ago. I am not sure if he had hunted with it. I will check with my brother and see what he knows. I have had it for several years and have carried it in bear season a couple of times but was reluctant to pack it in rifle...
I took this picture this fall this isn't my truck, but it is very similar to the truck in the first post. I never thought they were very cool when they were new but now, they look like classics. I like the looks of this one. It is in about the right condition to take hunting too.