Volume 28 Issue 3
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Volume 28 Issue 3
In This Issue:
- Cover Story: Epic hunt for Caribou/Moose
- Moose Hunt with Cassiar Stone Outfitters
- Stone Sheep hunt in Fort St. John
- Conservation Matters featuring Shane Mahoney
- Bear Hunt with Covert Outfitting
- The recipe for Bear Pierogies
- and more…
Sometimes it Only Takes 9
By Colin Sands
Heart pounding, chest throbbing, thighs burning, we were nearly there, there being the top in this case on this day, just over 8,300 feet. “Welcome to sheep hunting,” Nathan whispered as we crested a ridge line on our hands and knees crossing rocks that brought visions of craters on the moon…
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There’s Something About a Moose
By Tim Whitney
There’s something about a moose. I’ve wanted to hunt them all my life. Their immense size and where they live have captured my imagination since I was old enough to tote a gun. I have been fortunate to have taken deer, elk, caribou, antelope, etc., but after 34 years of unsuccessfully applying for a moose permit here in Montana, I decided if I was ever going to hunt one I was going to have to head north.
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Broadhead Stone
By Ray Pastway
We carefully wove our way through the mountain terrain, and after a few hours I saw a legal ram crossing 60 yards in front of us. I dropped to my knees, grabbed my pack and bow, and nocked an arrow in preparation for a shot. I crept in the direction the rams had run. Every move had to be done carefully and in a calculated manner so as not to disturb the loose rock underfoot.
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