Hey Guys sorry for the late reply. I have to give it to Fred on this one. He was very personable to me and my family as well as the other state hunters that were there at the same time. I can however see where he can potentially get the way he has been described by everyone on here. To much greed can bring out the worst in people for sure and I feel that is what tends to get in the way. When we got there the day before the hunt he gathered all the hunters, 2 moose and 2 elk, and gave us the nickel tour and showed us all where they had been seeing the animals and where the boundaries were. As far as i know there was only 1 elk hunter that had not harvested his elk yet but the other one tagged out first morning at daylight.
This was a test of my nerves and anxiety almost killed me. After flatdead and I had spoke quite a bit about the Hardscrabble situation I made my mind up to go on and accept this hunt.
Ultramag, you are the ones I really need to thank since you were the ones that gave me this chance basically. I still feel that you guys made the right decision for your wife. I know that your wife would rather have a more care free hunt. That is the only thing that may have dampened this hunt a little bit, was the whole situation and the CWMU operator requirements. With her points that she has I would recommend a public land hunt and she should get one next year. I don't have your number so if you get time call me and I would like to talk more.
The other Moose hunter tagged out the same day I did and about an hour and a half later then I did. The other hunter and myself seen a lot of Moose that day. I seen 7 including the bull I harvested and the other hunter seen 2. All together we seen 2 cows, 2 calves, and 5 bulls. All the additional Moose we saw didn't appear until we started our shooting and after we had harvested ours. I took the first bull I seen and so did the other hunter.
Daniel