Recent content by Beamerfish

LAST EDITED ON Jun-03-19 AT 06:08PM (MST)[p]A few pictures for you from this unit: my 335ish CWMU bull brother's 340ish public bull Brothers CWMU bull 330s I think it was

Have long enjoyed reading the posts and looking at the pictures so I figured it was high time I signed on. I also pulled this tag in the draw with 11 points - it was #1 on my bucket list. Fall asleep every night dreaming of bugling bulls. Have been in the unit half a dozen times tagging along on...

LAST EDITED ON Jun-25-14 AT 10:25PM (MST)[p]Good plan. Alaska Air miles are golden. Your transporter has a solid reputation. I liked the drive from Fairbanks to Happy Valley but you would need to rent a vehicle. Ankle fit hip boots. Thermocell. Pack rod for grayling.

If your looking for an adventure then driving from Anchorage to the haul road would be one. For hunting, it would be hit or miss I would say. You can see some caribou and try to ambush them with your boy but that is some wide open country and the odds are low. There will also be alot of other...

Look on the Game & Fish site to see which units have left over tags. These will tell you which units are easiest to draw. However, you will see that most of the easy ones are mostly private land. You can also pick up extra doe or buck tags in these units which is nice. Look for units with...

That's a really great idea for an 8 foot ceiling!

We thought about the bow hunt but figured if we were going all that way, we wanted to do it right. Glad we did. Looked to us like that bow hunt was a tough go. Hard enough to get in rifle range of those beasts let alone bow range on that wide open tundra. Lots of competition too.

We hunted out of Happy Valley last year and had a great hunt. We used a different transporter but 70 degree north has a good reputation for the most part. They know where the caribou are and will get you there. Three of us each took our 2 bulls each but we had to work for them as they weren't...

Boy, that's no lie on the mud. Can't even walk in the stuff without an extra 10 pounds on the boots and platform soles.

Been hunting tracking what's going on in this unit for the last few years but we've since gone in another direction. There are some goats on the walk-in areas but numbers have fallen way off in the last couple years with that big winter kill. This unit has a lot of BLM land but most of it is...

Love the character on number 2 but I have to say I'd let the air outta the first one I got into range

If you have the coins, cooperative wildlife management unit hunts in Utah are virtually a sure bet for a great once-in-a-lifetime hunt to take home a trophy bull.

That one is gonna be hard to top - thanks for posting

Not a bad second choice - love those extra points