Pam & I in Alberta harvesting a moose.
Pam and I harvesting an Idaho Elk
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The Catching Never Ends
Platte Creek Lodge and Guide Service. Wow, Wow, and more Wow! It just can’t get much better than this. My guide and I hit the lake really early. With this fantastic weather, the lake would be packed, and it was a Saturday. Pam backed out and said , ” I am sleeping in in this morning, but be back by lunch.” It is like people have been locked up so long and needed to get out and with this weather and lake conditions, it was time to go, and catch some walleye. The wind had moved southeasterly with a front about 100 miles out. The beautiful weather was going to change and we needed to get on it before the front arrived and the conditions changed. The wind was forecast-ed to switch to the east with low clouds, mist, and rain. Been there, done that, and it turns off. We got to the
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Have some real fun, Go shoot some Gators. They taste like scallops.
Another Idaho Elk It's a dirty job, but someone has to do it.
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Oh Turkey Where Art Thou
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Walleye Galore on Lake Francis Case
Lake Francis Case is the large, gently winding reservoir behind Fort Randall Dam on the Missouri River in south-central South Dakota. The lake has an area of 102,000 acres and a maximum depth of 140 feet. Lake Francis Case covers just over 100 miles and has a shoreline of 540 miles. That is how you get your wife to go fishing with you. Our guide and good friend is in the background. A good friend and his wife had just come back from a two day fishing trip and gave an outstanding recommendation for a guide, using his boat and equipment, and a lodge to stay at. The pictures they had were of some excellent walleye fishing. The fish caught were not big lunkers, but really nice size fish in the 15 to 18 inch class. These fillet out really nice and fry up even better. Picture is produced by Harry Weddington, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
The Hunt for the Canadian Grey Wolf
This is a mount at my host’s home. Magnificent describes this mount as you enter the lower level and look up the stairs. The picture does not capture the size and they are really big, smart, and nature’s ultimate hunter. Last December, I hunted in the province of Alberta, known for its population of Grey Wolves. The opportunity was muffed and I slept like a baby afterward. I cried all night. I hunted with the outfitter where I had harvested a nice moose. I was issued a wolf/coyote license with my Alberta tab for the moose, and was told the area held an abundance of wolves. The claim was their favorite morsel was moose and elk calves and the population loses 80% of the newborn moose to the wolves. My wife was with me on that trip and we did see some at great distances early in the morning or evening. No shots were taken.