.....Personally I have never had mine stuck or even been close to being stuck.


You must turn around or leave it on the trailer when the hills get steep and the powder gets deep.

Nope, I have had it everywhere. It doesnt have mattracks. I have Camoplast Tatou 4s, they will go!

If you have ...

ferjr wrote: .....Personally I have never had mine stuck or even been close to being stuck.

You must turn around or leave it on the trailer when the hills get steep and the powder gets deep.

I frostbit my ears as a kid, then again a few years later chasing hounds in the 80's. I have permanent scars on my ears that I usually have to explain everytime I get a haircut. I about gotta wear a hoodie anytime the temperature gets below 50 degrees or my ears start aching.

I also had an 11 year ...

My paycheck is just how I expected it. He didnt raise taxes on people making less than $250,000. The tax cuts imposed by George bush expired and taxes went right back to where they was before the tax breaks. I personally have no problem with this. Everbody has to pay there fair share!

Kinda ...

I was also looking at getting a 218bee revolver to go with my 218bee lever gun. Fact is though, ammo is real hard to come by for the 218 or 25-35.

Tell me about your .218 Bee lever gun Shorty.......Winchester Model 65's were never that common and only a handful of Model 92's left the Winchester ...

Sleds can't take you everywhere you need to go, you gotta have snowshoes too if you're hunting the high country. Almost any of the new generation snowshoes will do you a good job.....with Tubbs being the top of the list. The pair I use currently are Yukon Charlies which do alright, but the bindings ...

Not every bear crawls into a hole or brush pile to den...occaisionally some will just curl up at the base of a tree to hibernate. I suspect these are the bear you see moving around during a cold snap in midwinter, either trying to stay warm, or more likely looking for a better place to sleep. A ...

You think it's bad now guys, wait until the SFW get's a bigger toe hold in your state. Even in their mission statement the Montana SFW claim they want more "responsible predator management." You can interpret that as meaning the same "scorched earth" lion management policy they have been successful ...

To preserve, protect and enhance Montana's fish and wildlife resources & outdoor opportunities, and to ensure our American heritage of hunting, fishing and trapping through hands-on conservation efforts and responsible predator management by Montana sportsmen. - Mission Statement

Read this as ...

Don Peay and the SFW truly are modern day Robin Hoods. The big difference, however, is that they steal from the poor and give to the rich...

Way to go rigit, I was wondering if that tom was going to survive the season. He'd been ranging between Card and Right Hand on both sides of the highway all year. If anybody was going to get him though, I'm glad it was the kid. Congrats.

Bearkiller wrote:You can't be scared your whole life.............. :

Kinda my attitude as well. Turn 'em loose in reverse order of importance, give the young dogs a chance to earn their "stripes."

Not quite the same scenario, but one slow day a hunting partner and I decided to dump on a two day old lion track. The dogs trailed it up over a divide and down into another canyon. It was there that we noticed the snowmobile and dog tracks from another hound dogger made the previous day. There was ...

Anybody that would lie to a warden would lie to their wife.......which is why it just seems natural to me!

I always tie the dogs back. But if there is a misplaced shot, ill usually let a young hound go to find it....easier to replace an up in comer than an old veteran.

Exactly my procedure......everything is leashed back for the shot, then turned loose according to importance from least to most. If I ...