Recent content by wandering monk
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MNHunter TV debut
great job in this show...I could see the genuine and humble excitement in your friend had when he connected...not anything common in a lot of the shows out there now a days... his connection with his Grandpa...and the way you were on the other spot when the shots went off...you cant fake that...- wandering monk
- Post #16
- Forum: Fresh Tracks+
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Dakotas first
here is the first shed my yellow lab Dakota found...an Elk I saw pass through the ranch an hour earlier...never found the other half...April first... the ranch is about half- three quarters way down to the calving area...(Elk Creek)...the name is right on! @ 8,000 feet, Colorado...put an...- wandering monk
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- Forum: Shed Antlers
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Montana elk episode
great show...I really enjoyed it...and I remember the first trip you did there.There can't be much more fun to be had than a trip like that with your Son... plus I really love the way you pulled off getting to that landlocked land...:)- wandering monk
- Post #53
- Forum: Fresh Tracks+
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The Good 'Ol Days
35 years and 35 pounds ago. I dont have any deer pics or simlilar , I did manage to scan a few old prints I found a while back... back in the day you could make a few bucks running a line...this is the largest beaver I ever caught...60 lbs...w/ a 330 conibear...that old packbasket is still...- wandering monk
- Post #148
- Forum: Back In The Day
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One of those days ..............
about twenty years ago my oldest Son pulled a similar stunt...he was impressing his little girlfriend of his prowess in the matters of 4wd in my work truck...at one o'clock in the morning he managed to forget about a sharp turn on an old logging trail. The feeling I experienced from the call...- wandering monk
- Post #12
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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plans for pack frames
its really not necessarily about cost...although of course wasting money is never good. the idea of making something yourself is a major plus for me. Nowadays it seems that having all the cool gear is very important. I dont quite believe in that...as a matter of fact after watching some of the...- wandering monk
- Post #13
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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wood vs. propane
I have a propane stove unit...and I also have technology familar with older methods... when its raining or a new snow dropped...its hard to beat an easy propane cook out...just sticking your head out of the camper or tent... but a campfire with a few ribs on it is pretty hard to beat...havent...- wandering monk
- Post #13
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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plans for pack frames
thanks very much for the replys...lots of options, even some ideas for sizes , if i decide to try and make my own. I have this picture in my head of something from a nat geo show or an old outdoor life story by Jack O'Connor or something...however good deals are always welcome. a screwed and...- wandering monk
- Post #6
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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plans for pack frames
Hello , New poster...does any one have any plans to build a frame for packing out meat...using plywood and webbing material etc...I have a few ideas...and dont think the material is too heavy, and it is quite strong. I need something for short to medium distances(up to 1-2 miles) something I...- wandering monk
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
