I have to admit that your story is one of the most exciting one I have ever heard! Thank you so very much for sharing it with us all! Namaste :)
I have to admit that your story is one of the most exciting one I have ever heard! Thank you so very much for sharing it with us all! Namaste :)
Haha well I am not sure about that, but thank you for the compliment! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Well, it has been my favourite and I have lived among many hunters in my life. It has been a treat, again, thank you. Namaste :)
You got it! Do you like to hunt? I see that you are in Canada... lot of big game up there! :)
In deed, BIG game out here and serious conditions too. I totally hear you when you talk about the kind of storm that hit you and your posse. I grew up in an area just north of Quebec City where the fall and spring seasons are rather extreme. I won't start on winter, you might already have an idea... I used to hunt a bit with my father and uncles, we are from Metis descendance and, as I was still a boy, I still remember my family having the rights to trap lines, about 40 years ago. Since then, I have hunted mostly with my camera and the results are sometimes mind-blowing. Maybe you have enjoyed the results of my travelogs so far, some of them have the so-called big games in them and there's even grizzlys coming up in the next few posts. I hope you'll enjoy their presence. I hoped to catch a glimpse of wapitis but it was i vain over the past 2 years. Nothing really worth sharing.
I'll keep following your stories too. Keep it up, Steem on and namaste :)
Namaste :)
It was shot by hand and, yes, as you say, it is not a comfortable feeling to be even within a few hundred meters from one of them, when you know it... ;) Namaste :)
Grizzlies? That is unreal... Did you shoot them by hand or was your camera posted? I can't imagine being within a mile of a grizzly bear...