Looks excellent!
You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.
Oh wow! Congrats!
That would be a trip of a lifetime for me. I'd love to take a caribou hunt. Thanks for pics.
A trip many have on the list of things to do!
What'd you shoot it with?
Charlie Daniels - What this world needs is a few more rednecks, Some people aint afraid to take a stand
My Blaser K95 single shot, I used a 7 x 65 R barrel, 160 gr speer bullet, reload at 2,735 fps fitted with a Swarovski Z6 2-12 scope. Shot was 250 meters prone over my "ruck" as a rest, a one shot kill. I then packed the head and cape one mile to the lake, of course the sun had to come out and give us our warmest day, I was panting good by the time I reached our boat. I came home with 53 lbs of meat, Caribou steak for supper tomorrow.
Glad the winds were in your favor for a good hunt.
I had to look up the Blaser K98 7x65r.
Thats some nice metal and wood craftsmanship .Do you have a pic of yours.
I have never shot 7x65r. Did you choose it for ballistics, stopping power or just a favorite big game cartridge.
And of course you took it with one shot. We are Canadians, it's not like we have 19 more chances in the mag.
Yes I know I need to get a spell csech
I love this land, but my country has fallen.
STOPnTIME photos
Did you see any moose on your trip?
Nice!! Wolverine threads are always the best
We didn't see any Moose, the country looked ideal for them but they get 6 to 7 feet of snow every winter so I don't think they would like that. We did see 7 Black Bear and two super bears were shot by members of my party. A group in one of the most Northern camps did have a Musk Ox walk up to them, that would have been great to see. We heard Wolves one night, a good sound as they do follow the Caribou. Never saw any mass migration, that is rare to see these days , we saw groups of 10 to 15 at a time. These are all members of the Leaf River herd hat is reported to be 400,000 strong, it used to be 700,000 !
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