liecabucks
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I'm sitting here in the office today looking outside at all of the snow on the ground and thinking about the hunts that I was fortunate enough to be apart of. The first being a highcountry Wyoming hunt in mid september. This is definately the one I look forward to the most out of all my hunts. Pre-season scouting turned up a few bruisers and my hunting partner was able to take one of these fine bucks. Although I hunted very hard, I was unable to locate a buck I wanted to tag.
Here is Larry with another fine Muley from the high country.
Me and Larry back in Utah after the long ride home.
It snowed pretty good towards the end of the season, pictured top is Traveler and bottom me and Trigger.....fine horses they are!
After Wyomings season had come and gone I agreed to help one of my friends out with the General Season Utah hunt. I like helping somebody connect with an animal almost as much as I like doing it myself. We had spent a little time scouting a deer that looked good in the velvet and Ryan told me it would be a dream come true to shoot a buck like that. As luck would have it, he ended up connecting with this beautiful 26 inch four point and then the work started. We are fotunate to have GREAT horses and they helped greatly on this pack out!
A couple guys that know me say that I have "Flying Horses" probably because of the nasty stuff they navigate....
Last but not least.....the hunt that I've grown to love. This one is becoming a tradition to close out the year with. Anyone that knows me well enough understands that I LOVE to chase big bucks and once in a while an elk but moreso to do it by myself, legally and on public land. This is where I get my jollys
Me and my brother-in law connected with these general season muzzleloader bulls to cap things off for the year.
Here is Justin with his well earned bull
The satelite bull that wandered to close to the deer trail we were on.....I couldn't pass up a 75 yard shot.
Traveler had one heavy pack out of the hell hole we were in..
We were lucky enough to have cell service for a couple of minutes and invited my little brother, (who was upset he couldn't go) to come up and meet us at the trail head on our pack out.
Jaxon looking over our kill!
This was truly a year to remember! Great friends and family made it even better. I hope you had as much fun reading this as I had putting it together.
Sit tall in the saddle, hold your head up high, keep your eyes fixed to where the trail meets the sky...
Here is Larry with another fine Muley from the high country.
Me and Larry back in Utah after the long ride home.
It snowed pretty good towards the end of the season, pictured top is Traveler and bottom me and Trigger.....fine horses they are!
After Wyomings season had come and gone I agreed to help one of my friends out with the General Season Utah hunt. I like helping somebody connect with an animal almost as much as I like doing it myself. We had spent a little time scouting a deer that looked good in the velvet and Ryan told me it would be a dream come true to shoot a buck like that. As luck would have it, he ended up connecting with this beautiful 26 inch four point and then the work started. We are fotunate to have GREAT horses and they helped greatly on this pack out!
A couple guys that know me say that I have "Flying Horses" probably because of the nasty stuff they navigate....
Last but not least.....the hunt that I've grown to love. This one is becoming a tradition to close out the year with. Anyone that knows me well enough understands that I LOVE to chase big bucks and once in a while an elk but moreso to do it by myself, legally and on public land. This is where I get my jollys
Me and my brother-in law connected with these general season muzzleloader bulls to cap things off for the year.
Here is Justin with his well earned bull
The satelite bull that wandered to close to the deer trail we were on.....I couldn't pass up a 75 yard shot.
Traveler had one heavy pack out of the hell hole we were in..
We were lucky enough to have cell service for a couple of minutes and invited my little brother, (who was upset he couldn't go) to come up and meet us at the trail head on our pack out.
Jaxon looking over our kill!
This was truly a year to remember! Great friends and family made it even better. I hope you had as much fun reading this as I had putting it together.
Sit tall in the saddle, hold your head up high, keep your eyes fixed to where the trail meets the sky...
