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Thanks Gary. Yes it has been a blast. I have lots of fond memories and also meeting lots of people.

Sorry to hear that the LTR hunts on this ranch are coming to an end Terry.  I've been the last three years and had a blast every time.  Met a lot of great people and one jackwagon, but you're always going to have one.  One suggestion I would make Terry, if you find a new property, is require half down as deposit to book the hunt.  Most outfitters require half down to reserve a spot.  $200 is just too easy to walk away from.
Good luck to the guys in camp this week and good luck Joe!  Hope you can slip an arrow through one of those big hogs!   

New to this and just picked these 3 bows up at auction. Just looking for some info/details on them. Collectable? Good? Hunting bows? Thanks in advance

Thank you sir Johnny.

All the caribou meat I've eaten has been good, just a fine venison. In Quebec we got held up because of weather for 5 days and the cooks felt like making us eat our animals there was wrong but we pulled 2 backstraps and 2 hindquarters and ate! In Newfoundland the guides wanted us to tag the quarters and walk away, they said it would be to gamey because of the rut. We brought back 9 boxes the meat and it was still excellent. They just didn't want to work at packing the meat back to camp. There were 8 of us (a whole camp) in Nanuvat and everyone brought one cariboy home and it was all good. I guess mine was shy one quarter as a grizzly came into camp and ran off with it. It was illegal to shoot the grizzly so an Electric fence went up the next day. 

Quote from: dbeaver on February 01, 2026, 03:52:14 PMKirk i have seen you discuss this a few times and man i cant wait to try this out.  Ill get around to it on my next ea-40 purchase

Once you give it a go, you'll be glad you did. The one thing I didn't mention was when you are using these caulking guns in warm weather, always put a piece of masking tape on the tip when you are done, and never hang them with the tip down. I made a hell of a mess learning that one a couple years ago.

Trenton, it should be noted that the Caribou I wrote about had never been hunted, it was not allowed until well after the pipeline was completed and operational.

And in alignment with what Ryan says above regarding shot angles ......... Texas Heart Shot.  Can't get any better!

Same set up you use for deer.