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Re: Wire Gauge sizes
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Posted by buickanddeere...moose hun on September 30, 2004 at 08:14:37 from (192.75.48.150):
In Reply to: Re: Wire Gauge sizes posted by txblu on September 30, 2004 at 07:52:55:
I've been in the far Canadain north away from electricity and telophone lines for the past two weeks. Thought I would give you guys a rest.
Shot a 2-1/2 yr bull but the horns were small. Went back to camp with the news and another guy who has been trying for years said."Well I just shot a bull too!!!" Good thing we had two tags.
Made for a long day dragging two animals the size of market steers out of flooded bogs. The other had a very decent 51" rack.
No road access, just the turbine Otter airplane into camp and boats for local travel around the lakes. Eliminates road hunters scaring away or shooting the moose you just called out from infront of youself.
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