Hunting with the boy's 2021

[gwhunter]

That is too cool! Everything about that makes me want to be right there with you and your family. To say I am envious is an understatement. Nicely done.

 

[bowhuntmontana]

Amazing! Your creativity and engineering/mechanical skills to figure out how to do all of that blows me away. And I love the memories you are making with the boys. Just awesome. Thanks for sharing.

 

[duckhunt]

Great adventure as always.

 

[ignorethefringes]

Just beautiful and awesome all the way through. Thanks for sharing.

 

[kansasdad]

Weighing a whole moose carcass while in the boonies is pretty cray cray. I salute your ingenuity!

 

[noharleyyet]

Amazing pic story... capable tool kit. Thanks for the ride along...

 

[JColony]

Congrats!!! Looks like it was a great trip!

 

[KipCarson]

This is just flat awesome! Top of my bucket list for sure, and you get to do it every year!

 

[VOLhunter]

Awesome write-up as always! Love all the great pictures. You’re certainly providing those boys with a lifetime of memories.

 

[Northwoods]

Great write up, nice bull!

 

[maxracx]

That is awesome!!! Why to get the boys involved at an early age.

 

[JShane]

this is awesome...them boys are the envy of every middle aged man on this site.

 

[bonedogg]

best thread every year.......not even a question!

 

[Redside]

Look forward to this one each year, awesome!

 

[Four22]

Epic story! Fantastic job!

 

[Dave N]

Just got home from a road trip and was following this story just like your past ones. Once again, well done! Both with the hunt and the excellent story and pictures. You folks sure live the life! I want to do that so bad I can almost taste it, and your posts of your adventures just keep adding to it. I couldn't even find a car to get to our cabin this year! Guess I'll just have to live it through your pictures... Add me to the list of folks thanking you for the post!

 

[targetpanic]

I love reading this post every year. Congrats on another successful trip!

 

[BearFoot]

One thing I am not envious of is how it must feel to bury one of those things in a bog.

Stuck happens, but we've got remedies for that!

 

[BearFoot]

I can't imagine the anxiety of a potential breakdown out there, or how long it takes to process a 1600+ lb moose. That's like 3-4 bull elk...

No anxiety, no sweat. More like hightened excitement with the potential of breakdown. Got that pretty well covered. Processing on the ground, we would have a moose cut up and ready to hang in about four hours. The trucks make it easier and faster. At home, trim, cut & wrap, clean up, about 8 hours.

 

[LuckyTom]

This is awesome, thanks for sharing!