I am still sitting in the airport in Bismark N.D., waiting for the final leg of this amazing journe7y.
It is gratifying to know that so many of you care so much about how our hunt went. Suffice it to say that it was beyond even my wildest imaginations!
We tried to send some email pictures to some of you who we have personal email addresses for, but my server doesn't like to send big attachments, so it sounds like only a few got a few pictures. When we get back we will try to let you see the "spoils" of our hunt. Unfortunately when we split up, only Spence's guide had a camera with him, so we won't have pictures of his actual ram until the guide gets finished hunting in a month. Also, our Caribou antlers are tied up in an Edmonton warehouse until they can dry out and be shipped. We are trying to save the velvet, even though we won't be able to officially B and C score it that way. The guide velvet green scored him at 458 and Spence's is an impressive 380 bull. (Paul, I am also glad we picked up caribou tags)
For those of you who are close by, I invite you over to look at what pictures we have and some nice sheep horns. We probably won't be home until later tonight.
There are many stories to be told about this hunt, but the most important one is that I was able to share it with my son. It is also important to me that you know that Bruce Engelby gave this hunt to me by turning back his own ticket and drawing my name. For those of you who don't know, Bruce is battling cancer right now and seems to be winning the battle. But I hope you will all keep him in your prayers as he finishes up his treatments. What an amazing guy!
Anyway, I will get pictures up as soon as I am able, and in the mean time, know how much I appreciate all of you for your support and kind words.
Rick