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I know what you mean! Hillsides have a funny way of becoming more steep when you're dragging an animal. I've had to do something similar with an elk a couple years ago. At least it's good exercise!

Try these game sleds next time. I have the large and it works great. I pulled a decent size muley buck over rock and thick sage brush without much trouble. In fact, you can see some of the sage brush in the background of our elk photos that I pulled it through...

I lived in Mass for 6 years, that humidity will cut right through!

-10? That's all you're getting? Were getting -30, I'll have to start wearing pants instead of shorts now! Lol

It's funny you say that! He's out of state! It is true, unless you have a guide. With elk, you really do need to know the weather and their movements, which would be tough if you're not from the area. But it's still totally worth just being out there in the first place, I really hope you get...

We had a good year. Last year I managed to help my brother-in-law shoot his first deer, this year he shot his first elk. So, I'm not sure what the goal will be next year! My BIL and I had a few bulls running straight at us at 50 yards. The first is me with mine, second is my BIL's first elk

I've brewed with marshmallows against my will. The things people do for a paycheck...

10th birthday? I got The Empire Strikes Back!

So are you going?

Nobody knows what a Hilfeleistungslöschgruppenfahrzeug is? Really? It's obviously an all-purpose fire rescue truck!

Probably buy it dinner and a movie...

The woodworking was fantastic! I liked that house, it would be a lot of fun to explore. I couldn't live in something like that though, like you all said- all money and no taste.

It was a scheduled post, most likely

I can't believe we've forgotten the bittering hops for almost a year now!

Prague?