Wait A Second: On the final day of my hunt, I was back in the spot where Joe and I had begun our unsuccessful stalk. I was sitting on the same rock, in fact, when caribou began to file out of the same dip and went into the same timber. I quickly got into position for a shot, but it turned out that the best bull of the bunch was the first one, the one that was already gone by the time I mounted my rifle.
I was determined to catch these caribou, even if that meant spooking them in the process. After the last one was out of sight, I took off at a dead run. I plunged into the timber. My only shot, I figured, was to get to the cliff and catch the caribou crossing the bog at its base.
Photo by Brad Fenson
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This sounds like so much fun. I think I'm going to finally go on a big hunt, and I think a caribou is the way to go. Seems like a real adventure, but not too expensive.
That was really pretty bull this guy shot. Not real huge, but a killer-looking rack.
Very Young One!
Sorry I made an error, the 1st Picture was a very young one! the one he shot was a very good one!
How can I get info about that hunt... sounds like the type of deal I am looking for... drop me and leave me to hunt.
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This sounds like so much fun. I think I'm going to finally go on a big hunt, and I think a caribou is the way to go. Seems like a real adventure, but not too expensive.
That was really pretty bull this guy shot. Not real huge, but a killer-looking rack.
Very Young One!
Sorry I made an error, the 1st Picture was a very young one! the one he shot was a very good one!
How can I get info about that hunt... sounds like the type of deal I am looking for... drop me and leave me to hunt.
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