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Thank You guys, the lord has certainly blessed me!

SW Montana in the sapphire range. 440 yards, 180 grain Hornady SST, 30.06. Left the house at 9am, spotted three bulls in a canyon we hiked 4.5 miles into about 2:30, had a feeling the bull I was after was in there. He was, but I couldn't get a shot, careful glassing and we spotted two more...

Thought I would share my 2014 Montana public land bull with Ya'll:)

When I was in high School I too dreamed of being a guide. I went in the Military and the years rolled on, then to college and some more years lost, got married had kids and some more years escaped me. One day I realized my dream and went out and worked for an outfitter for free. By then...

Wow, I do feel sorry for you California boys. In Montana I shoot guns in my yard. drive 4wheelers down the road to town, even ride horses into town now and again. I shoot an Hoyt carbon myself, awesome bow.

We are in Hamilton, MT, south of Missoula in the western part of the state.

Man I almost hate to post this pic considering the mountain lion hunting status of you poor hunters in California. One of my guide sent this pic to me today. We are offering mountain lion hunts for the first time next year. Due to our inexperience with this hunting we are running a practice...

When glassing timber I always look for horizontal lines contrasting the vertical trees. I pay close attention to dark shady areas as humans we have a tendency to look into open areas. As non-humans animals have a tendency not be in open areas;)

New to site, and naturally I am up for some elk talk.