Newfoundland moose

[Duckpond]

Very nice…more like killing than hunting

I was impressed, as I was thinking that we would be seeing 5-6 per day and then figuring out if we wanted to shoot then planning a stalk. Between Saturday's scouting and the hunt Sunday morning we saw ~65 moose with at least ~ half were bulls. Also 8 caribou, one coyote, one toad, one frog, covey of ptarmigan.
This was the toughest walking I have ever been a part of. Tuckermore with the holes under it, bogs and floating moss is like walking on a waterbed all day long. I have never seen so much water in one place, Louisiana don't hold a candle to it.

[htduck]

Awesome pics
Congratulations !

[El Pollo Loco]

I was impressed, as I was thinking that we would be seeing 5-6 per day and then figuring out if we wanted to shoot then planning a stalk. Between Saturday's scouting and the hunt Sunday morning we saw ~65 moose with at least ~ half were bulls. Also 8 caribou, one coyote, one toad, one frog, covey of ptarmigan.
This was the toughest walking I have ever been a part of. Tuckermore with the holes under it, bogs and floating moss is like walking on a waterbed all day long. I have never seen so much water in one place, Louisiana don't hold a candle to it.

That’s a pile of animals! Just read up on tuckamore and it sounds hellish…worse than the tundra we just experienced.

[Wigeon Kryptonite]

That’s a pile of animals! Just read up on tuckamore and it sounds hellish…worse than the tundra we just experienced.

This concerns me cause the north slope rolling marsh with water on top of the hills is the worst terrain I’ve tried to hike it.


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