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Fantastic rifle! Thanks for sharing.

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Very neat story Ted...looks like you cook a mean breakfast. Great bear you got there.

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Mauser98:

Agreed. It's a terrific looking rifle.

With a little more drop at the comb than the usual Classic?

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Originally Posted by Ghostwalker
Very neat story Ted...looks like you cook a mean breakfast. Great bear you got there.


The final touch.

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Got to have toast with breakfast! smile

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Originally Posted by tjm10025

Mauser98:

Agreed. It's a terrific looking rifle.

With a little more drop at the comb than the usual Classic?


Thank you.

Yes the drop is a little more than I like. Originally, the stock had a huge, ugly roll-over Monte Carlo cheek piece that had to go. I ran a straight line from the point of the comb to the heel and cut along it. Then I rasped off the remains of the cheekpiece.


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Originally Posted by tjm10025

Mauser98:

Agreed. It's a terrific looking rifle.

With a little more drop at the comb than the usual Classic?


It is a terrific handling rifle, too. Swings and points like an extension of your arm, and fits a fat face just fine. laugh

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Well, I was going to say I like it more because of the increased drop.

Even if your stockmaker doesn't agree! grin

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Amazing story

What a bear

perfect rifle

But the real prize is the lady!


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Ted,
That isn't fat; it's insulation against those cold Yukon winters! What a great hunt that looks to have been. Regards, Bill.

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Originally Posted by Yukoner
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Very neat story Ted...looks like you cook a mean breakfast. Great bear you got there.


The final touch.

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Got to have toast with breakfast! smile

Ted


Looks very tasty to say the least! I admire your outdoor skills, certainly looks like life on the frontier.

I found the picture of you running the rapids in the canoe on Stewart river very interesting. Were you returning from a moose hunt?

It reminded me on a series of true adventure stories that the Outdoor Life ran about 45 years ago. Seems there was a young couple (I think his name was Walter) living on the Stewart river and he was a trapper. He disappeared while traveling in a canoe (drowned??) leaving her with two or three little kids. She wrote a book about their adventures and trials in life.

As a little shaver, I was fascinated by the story and could not wait until the next month magazine arrived. Your picture in the canoe on the same river made me think of it again...

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Originally Posted by oldtrapper
Amazing story

What a bear

perfect rifle

But the real prize is the lady!


No question about that. I have won a few prizes in my life, but she is the best by far!

Have a great Christmas, Everyone!
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Yukoner, that is fabulous!

You and the little lady are the real deal. Nicely done,and in total! wink




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Thanks, Bob, it was a great time for both of us!

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That is a beauty looking rifle 98. Excellent job.

Was wondering what to do with a VZ24 action laying around here--saved the pics...

Great story too, Yukoner--makes this guy want to gets off his ass and go bear hunting.


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Ted--great hunt, and great pictures. That big 'ol smile of yours says it all. I'm very happy for you.


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VERY cool....great thread with some great pictures. Congrats!

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very good story here , and my admiration for your wife going with you on this experience , but i dont think you have a big enough smile, ha ha ha

very nice bear, i'm envious


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Cool pics and story. Im glad to see older people like me out doin the hard work of campin and killin and skinnin. I admire you both so much.


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Thanks for sharing. Great pictures, love the background shots of the country.

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