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JohnC
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hey you welcome aboard (couldn't resist
) Sure many of us would love to hear about your Yukon experiences.
) Sure many of us would love to hear about your Yukon experiences.
ontgunner
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Welcome aboard!
Ditto on wanting to hear about the Yukon experiences!
Ditto on wanting to hear about the Yukon experiences!
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I am sure you will find this to be the best gun forum around.
How did you learn of us?
Tell us a bit about your shooting interests.
Have a look at the Newbie FAQ section. A link can be found in my signature line below.
I hope you enjoy your visits here!
it's an interesting place
Thanks for the greetings. What can I say about the YT? As one hunter described it tome,"what a beautiful place, utterly deviod of game". However, he did not have the patience to sit and glass to find anything. Too many outfitter produced videos. You know, a 72" moose behind every tree, 40" stone sheep on every hill and 550 caribou wandering the slopes.
I'll tell you this, it's a good thing I did the crazy things in my 20s. Looking back 20 years later, there are a few things I'd reconsider. Things like strapping a 400 cc quad on the float of a beaver and flying it 150 miles into a base camp. I was not the pilot, but I've flown enough to judge that the flight charactistics were significantly changed during that flight. At the time it seemed like a good idea.
Thanks for the greetings. What can I say about the YT? As one hunter described it tome,"what a beautiful place, utterly deviod of game". However, he did not have the patience to sit and glass to find anything. Too many outfitter produced videos. You know, a 72" moose behind every tree, 40" stone sheep on every hill and 550 caribou wandering the slopes.
I'll tell you this, it's a good thing I did the crazy things in my 20s. Looking back 20 years later, there are a few things I'd reconsider. Things like strapping a 400 cc quad on the float of a beaver and flying it 150 miles into a base camp. I was not the pilot, but I've flown enough to judge that the flight charactistics were significantly changed during that flight. At the time it seemed like a good idea.
