Bowhunting Alaska's Wild Rivers

[sagebrush]

I was looking for something to read so I pulled out my copy of Bowhunting Alaska's Wild Rivers the other day. I first read it in the eighties before Jay Massey got sick and was still taking people out. I really wanted to go but somehow never managed it. It is a fun read and makes me want to go to Alaska. Someday I will make it. In the mean time I'm glad for good authors that write books about it. I felt bad when he passed. Gary

[granpa]

Jay Massey was and always will be someone I admire, I read all his books at east once a year.

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[trad_bowhunter1965]

Originally posted by granpa:
Jay Massey was and always will be someone I admire

DITTO

[Orion]

Jay was the real deal.  Met him at some of the early trad archery gatherings.  I hunted the Moose John when he was doing the outfitting for it nearly 20 years ago. I'll never forget the hunt or the man.

[sagebrush]

Orion, I envy your hunt. Someday if we ever meet up I would like to hear about it. Gary

[Jack Guard]

I have posted this before but thought it was worth another look.  I have scanned the entire brochure if you guys want to see it.  I always wanted to go on one of his float hunts but never had the money.  I should have taken a loan.

 

[Steve H.]

I've bowhunted one or two of Alaska's wild rivers or more...

[wapiti792]

and lived to tell about it. Griz at 9 yards was it? I would need to change my shorts Steve!

Great momento Jack! Life is too stinkin' short.

[sagebrush]

Thanks Jack, That is pretty cool.

Steve, I've been following your hunts. What an adventure. Gary