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It’s the ‘best’ reason for me to go. Climbing and hiking at Red Rock, or the Spring Mountains, or Valley of Fire during the day...especially Red Rock (I love the place)...and then chilling in the hot tube at the hotel/casino pool in the late afternoon/early evening drinkin’ frozen piña colada’s; it’s quite appealing to me.

Meet the neighbors, coming to see if the landscaping is good to eat:



And again, pics were downloaded from camera on the same exact date one year later.



Big brother came no where near the house though, stayed out and went over the fence at the corner of the property:

I'll play Rio7
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Wow

That's a stud! Love the non-typicals.

I believe I remember when you first posted that pic.

It is still one of the better whitetails I have ever seen put up on this board.

Good deal...

11 minutes ? lol....

that's a tall order in a short time, there's 33 bulls spanning 33 years of my solo moose hunts in Alaska, and those are just my personal kills, have just as many with family members I took along as shooters...... would take a while to create a list of all the info as it involves testing a bunch of wildcats and new bullets as they appeared on the market over the years

How about a video ? has some info in it, location is Alaska, coordinates are secret ....

self filmed solo hunts are extremely difficult to pull off with good footage, same with self photography after the shot, after a ton of footage & pics are taken, editing happens & very little makes it to public view


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Yeah man!

That’s a fine moose killing career. I’m sure your not even close to being done.

Standing O for going solo - diy for all of them.

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PS

Thanks for the video.

Don't ask......

Don't ask here either. Too cold for a real camera to work, to get a decent pic.

Had to cross the New Fork River in my underwear, after shooting the wrong buck.
Sober.

Good times.

Digital Dan took a whizz while checking fence.

One of my favorite Golden Trout lakes at 11,200 feet and 10 miles in I believe.

All these are just making me realize I need to finish up projects around here and get out more!

Nice jobs fellas.

I’d like to hear the story about that giant mule deer. If you have time.