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ride the ferry to KODIAK adn catch a fly out there. Quote: Originally Posted by Frankie 2 Times Thanks for the input. It sounds like a Mulchatna herd hunt isn’t the best option. Perhaps I should have been more specific when I mentioned “economical”. There will be 2-4 of us going. I’d like to be able to keep the cost down under $3300, door to door. Here is what I have budgeted for Travel to/from AK $0 (frequent flier miles) Flight/Outfitter...

[QUOTE=strangerinastrangeland;623832 I say non-Natives are unbashable on these boards because Native alaskans are consistantly degrade here, and no other "Race" is. Thats what Ive found here in the last 9 months. These threads regarding Point Hope and any ANILCA/ANESCA threads. Blamed and bombasted as a group. QUOTE] A bit of a hijack here, but since you took this turn, I'll try to follow it. If your or anyone else were...

Quote: Originally Posted by Jeff Shannon Waste of time huh? Tell that to this guy... Several years back we watched a move (semi-documentary) where they were using yaks to pack salt. Looked to be an annual event. The movie was very interesting from a packer's prospective. Thanks for posting. Joe (Ak)

Moderators, Like many, I tend to hunt outside of Alaska during the later part of the year. It would be nice to have a place on the forum to hear and learn about hunts that fellow Alaskan’s have taken outside of Alaska. Might be a great way to inform others of places they might consider looking into or where not to waste your money and time off. What do you think of starting a poll to determine if others are interested? Just a suggestion, Louis

You guys are changing my mind.....maybe Kodiak is a contender for the nicest Sitka Bucks. Although I know first hand there are sleeper locations that nobody talks about that hold great Sitka too. Those outfitted Kodiak trips are looking nice.

Folks, this thread got bumped back up because a new member complained about the new owner of Harter's Taxidermy. I'm well aware of the rules, and that's why I deleted the post and sent the member a note about it. While doing so, someone replied to his stated concern. There is nothing else here that violates the forum rules. The thread started with a valid concern, not a negative comment, and it was addressed.

Mod is it time to kill this yet?

No, the barren ground Caribou on Adak were transplanted to the island in the 50's from the Nelchina herd.

Rimfiremat, When mounting rams, the horn cores are left on the top portion of the skull. I have often recommended that we, as hunters and guides, hang-out with your favorite taxidermist to learn proper skinning and caping procedures. So while volunteering some time to my favorite taxidermist I have observed a bunch of ram being mounted, including my best five rams. The horn cores have always been left attached to the top portion of the skull,...

I know nothing about Tundra trucks,we dont have them here.I havent seen any bashing against any truckers, as mentioned below, but this is the first I have heard of this. I havent seen any military bashing, either, only lots of Ft. Here and Ft. There hunters posting their storys of success and questions, and I rather like 'em. Then again, I most likely not be paying such dribble any attention untill it is a comment against neighbors,...