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casper50
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back home from my yearly moose hunting float trip.
#356802 - 16/09/21 11:29 AM

https://youtu.be/JLzwgzh1NqY

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DarylS
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Re: back home from my yearly moose hunting float trip. [Re: casper50]
#356828 - 17/09/21 02:58 AM

Cool! Especially the 'family' shots from 5:28 on.

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Daryl

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93x64mm
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Re: back home from my yearly moose hunting float trip. [Re: DarylS]
#356838 - 17/09/21 08:26 AM

Absolutely beautiful countryside there Casper!
13 days of Heaven that would be, even if you never fired a shot. It must be a wonderful experience to do, let alone every year - lucky bugger!
If you do get a good animal how do you store the meat, get a chopper to pick it up for you?

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casper50
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Re: back home from my yearly moose hunting float trip. [Re: 93x64mm]
#356845 - 17/09/21 02:17 PM

It's usually cold enough to let it hang in meat bags under a tarp in the shade somewhere where it can catch the breeze for 7 days. After that amount of time we have to make sure we leave so that we get it to a cooler within 8 or 9 days. Time depends upon the temps of course. This year wasn't cold. We left 6 days after it was down.

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NitroX
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Re: back home from my yearly moose hunting float trip. [Re: casper50]
#356851 - 17/09/21 06:11 PM

I enjoyed that, thanks for posting.

It is so much nicer when people take scenery shots, wildlife shots etc, than just shot dead animals.

I have always wanted to hunt in Alaska and Canada. One day.

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casper50
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Re: back home from my yearly moose hunting float trip. [Re: NitroX]
#356855 - 17/09/21 08:58 PM

You're welcome John. The hunt consists of way more than just shooting. Took a new hunting partner this year as my friend couldn't get off work from the hospital. Had a very enjoyable time.

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DarylS
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Re: back home from my yearly moose hunting float trip. [Re: casper50]
#356856 - 18/09/21 01:33 AM

Well put together, Casper50. The landscape in many places here is so similar, that the video could have been 'taken' here.

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Daryl

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casper50
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Re: back home from my yearly moose hunting float trip. [Re: DarylS]
#356858 - 18/09/21 02:02 AM

Thanks Daryl. It was NE of Fairbanks a bit.

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