Januray 2009 : Semi-Live on Kauai'

[Steve H.]

There are often really cheap plane tickets from west coast cities.  I often try and arrange a trip when I am passing thru Seattle for other reasons to lower costs.

Can really do these cheap if you don't just go stay in a hotel the whole time.  I probably get away with $600 plus airfare when I am splitting costs with another person.  I suspect Holchin could do it for half that ; ^ ).

Bringing a wife/girlfriend where they need a hotel the whole time will add a LOT to the total however.

Goat meat is unique compared to any other meat I have ever eaten.  I like it just fine but I could forsee some not liking it.  If you can find a way to get it froze (may be a challenge) it is easy to bring home in a cooler.  I have brought as much as 40# or more home from HI trips.  It is better with green papaya leaves added as they work as a natural tenderizer.

[Noelkman]

paleFace, that spot looks familar. My son last March.

 

Steve H. was a great help for info. Thanks again Steve

We just returned from Kauai last Sunday. Man I love that island. No hunting this trip, I'm still recovering from knee surgery, but a little shore fishing and some hiking at Koke'e was just the ticket.

[Steve H.]

TTT in case anyone else wants to see this and missed it.

BTW, Alaska Airline is having a sale so broke down and bought tickets for my wife and I to Maui from Anchorage for October.  Intend to get hopper flights and do a two island trip, just which two islands, hmmm?  Kauai is likely and Waimea Canyon should also be open at that time!

[Steve H.]

TTT as requested.

[ZZZ]

These photos bring back great memories...I hiked the Kalalau Trail about four years ago, saw a lot of goats, but was not hunting at the time.  Unreal landscape.  Thanks for posting!

[Lucas K]

Thank you Steve We are in the middle of harvest so I didn't have time to read this until this morning. Great stuff!
Lucas

[Steve H.]

TTT for NateDog.