Recent content by mozey

I Thank you. It's not lost on me that any sheep hunt opportunity these days is an absolute privilege. Don't know that I'll be able to afford another one, but the fact that I've been able to go at all is more than most will ever get, so can't be ungrateful for that. We'll see what the future...

Dall sheep hunt in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: I was on a guided hunt in the Brooks Range about 70 miles from the Canada border and Arctic Ocean. My guide Brian was amazing. We saw 53 dall sheep, including 26 rams, but never saw a legal ram. Nonetheless, I feel so fortunate that I was...

I don't know if it's an overall trend, but crossing the border seems to be getting easier. I'll I needed to do this time was complete the paperwork for my rifle. They did not need to physically inspect it. Maybe it's because they already have me in their system?

Crap. I wish that bighorn was next year...

Which hunt? If it's Oct 19, any chance your friend would be willing to chase a 360" across the fence into 6c? Asking for a friend... 😁

It wasn't that long ago that we didn't even have those things. Now it's hard to imagine how we'd survive without them...

Glad the first one worked out for you. Bummer about the second. I actually found a phone when I was hiking the CDT. After charging it, there was a text message on it that said something like: "This phone belongs to my grandpa. If anyone finds please contact me at..." Those were some happy...

No. If I do complete the Triple Crown, I'll probably go New Zealand's Te Araroa as my final long distance trail.

No roads in ANWR...

Chimult to Sisters. This 134-mile section of the trail started with the continuation of the 64-mile road walk around the Diamond Complex Fires, and then took me through the Deschutes National Forest, Three Sisters Wilderness, Willamette National Forest, and Mount Washington Wilderness. Very...

I have that tag this year...

Livin Living the dream! Hiking the PCT...

Yes sir. According to the signs that I read, about 7,000 years ago.

I think it's a combination of both. If you look close, you can see the smoke from the active fires that have caused the trail to be closed.

Crater Lake to Chemult. This 46-mile section of the trail took me around the rim of Crater Lake, and through the Fremont-Winema and Unpqua National Forests. Crater Lake was so awesome that I thought it needed it's own post. I also started the 64-mile road walk around the Diamond Complex...