Recent content by Joedad

I could put my old Ford pickup in “Granny Gear” get out and open the gate and let the truck idle through up hill, get back it and it would never stall out.

More important than trip insurance. Check out your medical insurance out the county. Also for older hunters Medicare doesn’t cover you out of the country.

After 75 t posts went in for rotator cuff surgery.

Almost 20 years ago I bought several boxes of these at a bargain price. I’ve had good success with them on elk.

A folding carpenter’s rule. Every pair of overalls has a pocket for one on the right side above the knee. Have several including engineer’s rule in tenths of foot.

In for independence, out for dependents

One year while elk hunting I got dehydrated and developed a kidney stone. Spent a day in the hospital, passed stone went hunting that evening a killed a bull. Another time I rolled my 4 wheeler in a deep canyon getting an elk out. I was injured badly but luckily I had friends near. Waited a few...

I have a shipment waiting for clearance for 4 weeks at Coppersmiths. Never seemed to take this long before.

Stayed at the Afton House twice. Great place.

A couple of pronghorn from Colorado. A nice one my son shot.and a “Booner” I got. I shot

I can also recommend Inqwe Safaris. Hunted with Lieb and guys twice. Good people, good properties and good game. Great times.

You took some nice animals. Who was your PH? What time did you hunt?

Great Story, Great Trophies. Makes me ready to return again. GO CHIEFS!

I cut out some cardboard templates, neighbor gave me some oak boards from a tree on the property, brother cut and routered the plaques and I stained and finished them. I took the skulls as they came to me dipped and packed, whitened them with hydrogen peroxide and attached them. Simple

When someone asks me if I have a knife my response is “am I wearing pants? “. The only time I don’t have a knife is when I’m in a plane. As soon as I get my luggage it’s back in my pocket. As W C Fields always said you never know when you’re going to have to “cut your way through a mile of...