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A lot of good advice posted above, especially from Mark Knapp. I am far from expert on ballistics, but would point out that in 40 years... -
No, most of the things I wrote about still apply. I once went into the woods after a wounded brown bear and left the hunter, an...
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Hi YK, Certainly, there's a lot to talk about. Here's some stuff to think about. Grizzlies and brown bears are the same animal as far...
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As a relatively experienced guide, I understand the importance of shot placement, rifle familiarity and field conditions. I'm here to...
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Generally, I think, when you are brown bear guiding, it's more important to stop a bear that is going to hurt somebody than it is to...
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Doing your own butchering is the only way to know what is going on with your meat. My experiences are with white-tailed deer only. All...
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Many if not the majority of govt employees forget they are actually public servants and work for The People
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The Sturgeon decision isn't a beat down or massive state’s right success, it's the law of the land. It's a case that went all the way...
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The migratory range for salmon is the salt water, as the definition you provided defines it "the maximum area at a given time of the...
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"A true Alaskan wilderness experience!"....eh?
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Personally, imo, I don't think guides should be allowed in the PU fishery, just like I don't think nonresidents should be allowed. That...
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Personally I don’t see how opening PU to non residents would be a benefit to all Alaskans
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According to RHAK 90% of the sheep taken last year in 19C were taken by nonresidents. Next year it will be 100% resident harvest. I...
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I agree that residents only does not constitute conservation. I think everyone here would agree to that. Residents only is (and should...
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Hmmm...you're right...I guess the cringey part is having to explain that salmon spawn in gravel that is owned by the state. Ha! 😁
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