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Videos and books, we have them all I believe. Very much enjoyed them.

Carolyn already has a 90 mile route more or less planned for when we move up... ugh...

I"d love to do the 1000 mile one but I just don't think its feasible for us in the future.

Ready for the next book or DVD!

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Thank you Raeford and rost495!


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Originally Posted by rost495
Carolyn already has a 90 mile route more or less planned for when we move up...

Jeff


The Brooks Range, or some other area? It will be an adventure regardless, no doubt.


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Originally Posted by Buck_
I'm leaving Monday and am packing no food other than salt and pepper. I'll be on the coast of SE Alaska. I won't be hunting until each of the various seasons open.

Before hunting season opens it will be mostly fishing, crabbing and berry picking with some other misc. plants mixed in for variety.

Anyway, the planning is done and it's time to get out there. You can check out my plans and gear list and [b][u]find a link to my journal here[/u][/b]. I should be able to get data coverage in certain areas to update my journal. Please check it out!


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Very, very enjoyable --thanks!

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Originally Posted by Buck_
Originally Posted by rost495
Carolyn already has a 90 mile route more or less planned for when we move up...

Jeff


The Brooks Range, or some other area? It will be an adventure regardless, no doubt.



Actually can't recall the range, off the top of my head, but somewhat more or less from Ft Greely to somewhere between Sawmill Creek and Tok. She says its just starters. LOL.

I"m pretty sure we'll just do it on no timeline, and as long as the food is there, the time it takes won't matter. For us it will be grand no matter.

Maybe Alaska range/granite mountains to start with. I'd have to look.


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Originally Posted by Dryfly24
Buck,

I can't even begin to express how much I envy you. Congratulations on your trip and thank you for inviting us all along. . .


This^^^^

In spades!


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Yep I enjoy reading his journals and lookin at his pix immensely

So fun for me cause I've been to many of the same spots hes ventured through

But I've done it the sissy way. Flown out flown in normally no more than two weeks at a time with plenty of food and gear

Whole nuther ballgame his adventuring

I admire the guy


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I can't hardly make it two days with the wifey gone. I will starve if something happens to her.

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Great adventure Buck. I bought your book and read your journal.
It inspired me to give " My Cove " a try . So we traveled to the island in August of 2016.
That portion of Admiralty is a Bounty Horn for sure.
We had silver salmon and Crab a few nights while we explored the area.
It was the first time I sampled goose tongue that was an interesting experience.
Did you meet the old sourdough that lived on the hill above the Lodge?
Thanks for the inspiration Buck...

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Awesome Buck! I enjoyed the two videos you made years ago, and knew some Wildland guys that worked with you over the years when I lived up there. Full of envy for these adventures you've undertaken.

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Green with envy here. Well done sir.


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Originally Posted by AlaskaCub
Awesome Buck! I enjoyed the two videos you made years ago, and knew some Wildland guys that worked with you over the years when I lived up there. Full of envy for these adventures you've undertaken.


Thanks AlaskaCub! I know you've been out there in the backcountry a lot, too.


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2 months with no whiskey, wine, mayo, cheeseburgers, fries, bacon. What a nitemare. Dayom. A masochist.

Somebody had to do it. Im glad it was you.

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Originally Posted by 2legit2quit
Yep I enjoy reading his journals and lookin at his pix immensely

So fun for me cause I've been to many of the same spots hes ventured through...


Glad to hear it. Seemingly no end to the good country in Alaska.


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Originally Posted by budman5
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Did you meet the old sourdough...

One day when I was halibut fishing a guy was cruising the shore in a boat. He swung over and talked to me. Said he was scouting for deer and lived a few miles away. I bet that was him.


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