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they figured at least a 100 families received meat, the trackers and driver all had hangovers from a day of butchering and partying, if you ever get a chance try the heart it is unbelievably tasty
when I get the lyrics wrote, I'll send you a copy
Bashaw: maybe “no scale” in Camp for the same reason they often have No Scales in Bear Camp - detracts from the “estimated weight”….and that’s really too bad because Who cares what they weigh? They are the same size, hunt was the same great stalk, good shots made, memories will last a Lifetime——reagardless of what the tusks weigh. I’ve seen Bear Hunters lose some joy after their Bear was scaled and suddenly the “estimated” 300 lb bear was only 225…..same with putting a tape on a nice Whitetail rack and seeing the 160” Buck score out at 145” —— same FINE Buck but now the Hunter is disappointed. You have a Great trophy and Better Story…Congratulations !!
you're exactly right, my Salmon guide always says it's whatever size you want it to be, and I'm extremely happy with my Tusks no matter what they weigh.
@bashaw - that’s Great ! A few years ago I hunted in Maine with 4 friends and each of us was placed in a ladder stand over a bait. The 1st evening one friend kills his bear, guide brings bear into camp that night in back of his truck. When we all see the size we start laughing — it’s under 100lbs. Guide tells us that the bear was shot dead right at the bait-bucket…head in the bucket. He said our friend never climbed down from his tree stand until the Guide walked in to get him. When they both walked up to the dead bear Guide claimed our friend said “that’s Not the bear I shot”….Guide said “Well, it’s the only bear here, it’s dead, head in the bucket, and wasn’t here when I dropped you off earlier??” Our friend continued to deny he shot the bear saying “mine was Bigger” but he finally accepted that it WAS the Bear he shot
It was a small Bear
@bashaw —- of course it was SMALL “if” he wouldn’t talk about it —- We ALL like to talk about the Big ones.
