This is Gunnar Richard with his first big bull. Gunnar was lucky enough to draw a Colorado limited entry muzzleloader tag for the fall of 2024 after just turning 16. After missing an opportunity a few days prior and several close stalks he was finally able to connect on the giant herd bull after 5 days. His favorite part was this trip was his mother’s first time going on a hunting with him and he killed the best bull of the family so far.
This is Gunnar Richard with his first big bull. Gunnar was lucky enough to draw a Colorado limited entry muzzleloader tag for the fall of 2024 after just turning 16. After missing an opportunity a few days prior and several close stalks he was finally able to connect on the giant herd bull after 5 days. His favorite part was this trip was his mother’s first time going on a hunting with him and he killed the best bull of the family so far.
Blue skies and buffalo on Antelope Island. Utah is so beautiful. We spent the day exploring Antelope Island we saw between 300 and 400 buffalo today. It was truly spectacular.
Huge bull frog caught before sunrise while waiting for ducks on opening day!!
Huge bull frog caught before sunrise while waiting for ducks on opening day!!
Jett enjoyed many great adventures waterfowl hunting with his Dad this past fall. This one was particularly memorable because when Jett went to recover this Merganser he found a small fish inside the sharp bill! It was a two for one!
Jett enjoyed many great adventures waterfowl hunting with his Dad this past fall. This one was particularly memorable because when Jett went to recover this Merganser he found a small fish inside the sharp bill! It was a two for one!
Nolan Olsen returns to waterfowl hunting after 30 years absence with his nephew Spencer Olsen as his mentor. Luck was with them this year as they both drew Swan tags. They where both able to fill there tags in late November at Howard Slew. Thanks to Andrew Clark and Spencer Olsen for getting the waterfowl bug back to Nolan, he also harvested his first goose this past season
Mule deer does along the strawberry river
I took this photo at Salt Creek WMA. It was the opener to the pheasant hunt. It’s moments like this, that I love. No birds were taken that morning, but we did get some later that day.
This Bonneville Cutthroat was more of a challenge than expected. After hooking him, while setting the hook, my fly rod got stuck on a branch in the thick brush. The little guy was fighting hard, so hard that he broke the tip off of my fly rod that was stuck in the trees. The fiasco was wild and costly, but it was wonderful that I was still able to land this dark young bonnie with a nice orange slash across his jaw.
