MULEPACKHUNTER

Archery is tuff great job

Great job on the hunts, congrats.

Wow, thats the way its done. Congrats

iF MINE DO THAT THEY WILL GO BACK FOR A REFUND FOR SURE, MAJOR BUMMER.

Picked me up some new Huntin Boots at Cabelas, we will see how they do this weekend.

SALT, BAKING SODA, BAKING POWDER, VANILLA EXTRACT, FLOWER, BROWN SUGAR, BUTTER, EGGS, AND CHOCOLATE CHIPS. THATS IT.

I run 10 x 42 binos and a Burris 12 x 24 x 50 compact spotter with carbon fiber tripod, backpack or animal pack its great. I always run both.

more time in the field for sure, i will do the rest just need to get out there

great write up and nice shot, congrats all around

great deer way to go, now your warmed up for jan 1st

looking for a nice thick foam sleeping pad for base camp, anyone see these old school foam pads anywhere.

This is the story of some family up north hunting with their horses, good story and looking for some well wishes for them on their cow elk hunt. They were about 9 miles into unit 6 somewhere. The following is from the female half of the team. (start) There is one small hill back in there and it was all ice Friday on our way in. There was a truck and trailer that slid off to the shoulder that took a truck and a tow truck to get them out. Well, we came up on it just as they were pulling him out causing us to stop on the hill. Backwards sliding we went. After jack knifing and hitting the shoulder on the cliff edge we came to a stop, unloaded the horses and the tow truck pulled us out. We finally got to camp and the sun had set so we had to set up in the dark and snow. The next morning we headed out on the horses. Saw a ton of tracks, and then human tracks tracking them. Towards the end of the day we got to watch a 6x6 bull elk cross a meadow and it walked straight towards us to about 100 yards, that was pretty cool, but no cow with him. The next morning we saw nothing much, Jim knows that area ALMOST like the back of his hand and turned the wrong way at one point and we ended up about 4+ hours in the opposite direction at about 1:00pm, At which time we were supposed to be back at camp to have lunch and switch horses. Ours were very tired trekking almost knee deep snow all day. About that time a really cool couple came driving by and Erik had a map and got us back on track. He had several cameras up in the area and was dropping salt blocks and said he would be traveling the same roads we would and that he would make sure to find us after a while to make sure we were ok. (It was snowing) We had to walk the horses for a couple miles. About 2 hours later is when we saw another bull and then Erik and Stephanie came driving up. Annie my horse was laying down on me by then, she was so exhausted. So I got a ride back to camp to start taking care of things there and Jim ponied Annie with Arlo, his horse back towards camp. He had about 1 ½ to 2 hours to get to camp. About an hour later it was dark, we were in a full on snow storm and the wind was blowing 20-50mph. To say the least, I became VERY worried. I was confident in Jim’s ability to get back. I was mostly worried that Annie laid down on him and he couldn’t get her up and he was stuck out there. After about an hour he came walking up on foot. Arlo was too tired to carry him by that time. Annie had a hard time staying on her feet and we couldn’t get her to drink, so we were nursing her all night. It snowed almost 2’….that was not fun! We had blankets for the horses and I was warming water all night for them. She finally drank and stayed on her feet. I was severely worried that we were going to lose her that night. It definitely takes a good 4 wheel drive with good tires and even snow chains to maneuver back in there. The snow is pretty thick now and the forest roads are very icy. That is the event in a nut shell. We saw only one cow, but she was in a thick of trees and about 400 yards away, so didn’t get a shot. It was an interesting weekend to say the least. Jim is still up there with his Brother-in-law until Thurs the 12th. (end) Thanks for reading and throw some good Ol huntin wishes their way as I will, Thanks MIKE

great post great family, a lifetime of success right there. congrats

FYI Small rifle and small pistol reg and magnum in stock at Midway in 1000 or 5000 count.

Look for this info on Jay Scott outdoors (site sponsor) they have some great info on this subject.

good luck bud thats awsome, will be watching

nice one, congrats

nice shot, love it when theres a dusting of snow

great work and story, congrats

Good info thanks guys, I use backpack pad all the time but think its time for something nicer when I use the mules.

thanks for sharing, not often you could see something like that. amazing

I have one 20 moa rail with weaver tac medium and that is sweet to

Mine is the .850 But my scope is 44 not 50 so dont kknow about clearance

I use the egw and like them, as good. As any. I have one PC 20 moa rail and tac rings

Amazing trip, congrats all around.