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#173994 - 04/10/07 11:03 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: takotna]
trailblazersteve trailblazersteve trapper Registered: 12/26/06 Posts: 498 Loc: Eagle River,AK	So where's everyone at?Not sure if this is the main line or not.Not sure I like this newer version either.Anyway here goes..been real busy hauling material into my cabin,moose #'s are looking good in the area.Did a great scouting trip for next years line and real excited to start it up.Caught several lakers thru the ice that went over 12#'s and also some tasty burbut!Can't wait till I have the time to hit it "hard".Waiting for ice out,June 9th is my guess.Heading up to bait my bear stand around the 12th of May.Should be hit around the 26th,give or take a day.Got a big Cold Bay bear trip planned for October.This will be the 4th time going.Never brought back one bigger then 9-2 but someday the "big" one will be in the wrong place.Take care everyone,hope your trapping season's were worth the work you put into it,(mine was...I think!).
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#174199 - 04/11/07 07:48 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: trailblazersteve]
Alan McKenzie Alan McKenzie trapper Registered: 12/24/06 Posts: 155 Loc: Western Australia	Steve ,good luck with your cabin building,looking forward to seeing it finished as I'm sure you are. What sort of bear do you hunt ? Al _________________________ # 458 before the crash of 2006.
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#175876 - 04/12/07 11:56 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Alan McKenzie]
Family Trapper Family Trapper trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 1484 Loc: Trapping the Yukon Delta, Ak	Hey Steve. Seems the Wilderness forum is taking on a new personallity. Looking like the reg trappeman thread but it is Alaskan flavored. Post picts of your cabin progress. When is the best time to hunt bears and how late can you shoot a good hide on the Kenia Pen do you think. Kids and I are going to go after them to and put some miles on the horses after the middle of May. _________________________ Shoot for the Moon and you will be a lot happier where you land.
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#175983 - 04/12/07 01:10 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Family Trapper]
Kusko Kusko "Mr. Mayor" trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 2086 Loc: Bethel, AK	FT, you have horses?? How many and what kind?? _________________________ "There are three things I have learned never to discuss with people: religion, politics and the Great Pumpkin." Linus Van Pelt
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#176816 - 04/12/07 09:30 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Kusko]
Family Trapper Family Trapper trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 1484 Loc: Trapping the Yukon Delta, Ak	Quote: FT, you have horses?? How many and what kind?? Too many and all kinds! You asked for it here it is. Actually my wife is riding an older Tennesee walker mare. Great horse- Bomb proof and has done it all Alaska has to offer. Not with us however YET! My daughter rides a big belgiun cross. Head of the bay horse that was raised on the Kilcher homestead. "Jewel Kilcher's Dad's ranch" Done it all. Incredible mountain horse. Rode it last fall through some country. He really took care of me. At one point he came to a underbrush infested swampy area creek crossing. He asked for his head and put his nose to the ground and started sniffing like crazy. Lifted his head and walked right through it. I was impressed. My son rides a morgan poa cross. Smaller sized and a little Napolian we call him. Supposed to have a lot of packing experience and was used on trail riding dudes when we bought him. He is great unless around a mare in heat. Then all bets are off. My other daughter rides a shetland pony. What more can be said other than it isn't too far to fall. $\:D$ For me. My wife and I both got the Tennesse Walker fever after riding them last fall. Absolutly incredible. The amount of country you can cover is amazing. My wife bought one. Well I got jealous of her Tennesse Walker and said if I was going to ride it was going to be something comfortable that could keep up with her without trotting. I have a Tennesee Walking Mule! $\:D$ This is a story in itself. It was broke to ride and apparently was a great mule. Came off a mule ranch in the lower 48. A lady in Kodiak bought her as it was her dream to have a riding mule. Paid a lot of money for her and shipped her to Kodiak. Rode her twice in the last two years and then tried to sell her and couldn't. No one in Kodiak wanted her. No one wanted to come look at her and go throught he hassle to get her ferried from Kodiak. My wife took a trailer the day after Christmas and picked her up for an incredible price. She seems like a fantasic mule. But I have yet to ride her. Just doing a lot of ground work with her for now. Working with a mule is a lot different than a horse. She is supposed to be gaited. We called the previous owner before we went to Kodiak that owned the mule ranch and he told my wife if she wasn't on the next ferry to go and get her she was crazy. Soo we will see. Bad news Kusko is your goat area has no horse access unless we take them over by barge! Head of the bay has Goats that people use horses to hunt but I didn't get a permit. We are going to put in fo caribou up out of Cooper Landing. _________________________ Shoot for the Moon and you will be a lot happier where you land.
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#176954 - 04/12/07 11:16 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Family Trapper]
piperniner piperniner trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 586 Loc: Alaska	FT : Did the horse come from Tennesee Millers way back ? Good you have horses . It can be a big walk back to where they are from Cooper landing. A few guys tryed the bike route, but never again from what I heard.
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#176989 - 04/13/07 12:11 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: otterman]
Family Trapper Family Trapper trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 1484 Loc: Trapping the Yukon Delta, Ak	Piper not sure of your question. Tennesee Miller? We got the horse out of Wassila. She had been up here for a long time. If it is a joke I am too knew to the Tennesee Walker world to catch it. Hope to look for some moose calf eating black bears this spring and let the kids do some shooting. Also hope to ride the burns for morels. I have rode horses since childhood. New to it in Alaska. I will say to anyone who has rode a horse. If you ever get the chance to ride a Tennesee walker take it. It will be the experience of a life time. It is hard to believe how fast a horse can walk. Other horses will trot or canter to keep up. And the tenesee walker rider will be able to hold and drink a can of pop at the same time. _________________________ Shoot for the Moon and you will be a lot happier where you land.
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#177184 - 04/13/07 07:59 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Family Trapper]
piperniner piperniner trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 586 Loc: Alaska	FT : He was a guy who bred and sold them in the Sterling area for years.
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#177244 - 04/13/07 09:25 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: piperniner]
Pete in Frbks Pete in Frbks trapper Registered: 12/28/06 Posts: 539 Loc: Fairbanks, Alaska	I used a horse on the trapline one year. IN my dogteam!
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#177259 - 04/13/07 09:41 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Pete in Frbks]
martentrapper martentrapper trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 477 Loc: Nome, Ak.	Yea Pete, that was the line of thought I had. They make good bait too! I suppose in the warmer climate of Homer that would be useful. Must cost alot to care for. mt
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#177442 - 04/13/07 12:30 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Family Trapper]
Kusko Kusko "Mr. Mayor" trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 2086 Loc: Bethel, AK	Originally Posted By: Family Trapper Quote: FT, you have horses?? How many and what kind?? Bad news Kusko is your goat area has no horse access unless we take them over by barge! Head of the bay has Goats that people use horses to hunt but I didn't get a permit. We are going to put in fo caribou up out of Cooper Landing. FT, I wasn't implying using your horses for the goat hunt. I was just asking as my mom has horses and I was curious to what you had. How much is hay down there?? Is there a large animal vet too?? _________________________ "There are three things I have learned never to discuss with people: religion, politics and the Great Pumpkin." Linus Van Pelt
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#177534 - 04/13/07 01:54 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: otterman]
Family Trapper Family Trapper trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 1484 Loc: Trapping the Yukon Delta, Ak	Kusko I would love an excuse to go see tthe country at the head of the bay where the goats live. Horses for me is payback to my wife for living in the busy for 16 years and allowing me to keep doing it for months at a time. We got a little carried away however It is very expensive and we probably won't keep it up for too many years. But for now all the family is headed in the same direction and that is cool. 4-H,horse club, pony club, camping , riding and hunting together. That is a good feeling. Being able to do and enjoy the same things as your kids to worth it for now. We have local Hay here but it was a bad year for hay with the rain. To get good Hay my wife took on the role as hay importer to get good hay. She ships it in on 40ft Connex vans to Seward and trucks it to Homer. Comes from Bend Oregon in what looks to be a compressed 60 lb brick. Fantastic hay and local hay can't compare. 22 tons to the van load. We get what we need and she sells the rest. I just got done unloading one the last few days into peoples trucks and trailers. Cost It is crazy. 498 a ton. Local Hay comes out around 250-300 a ton as most sell it by the bale but it can't compare. It isn't the most econimical decision I have ever made that is for sure. I keep telling my wife marten trapping will be better next year. Edited by Family Trapper (04/13/07 01:55 PM) _________________________ Shoot for the Moon and you will be a lot happier where you land.
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#177780 - 04/13/07 05:33 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Family Trapper]
white17 white17 "General (Mr.Sunshine) Washington" trapper Registered: 03/17/07 Posts: 5070 Loc: McGrath, AK	Several years back some hippies ( well ok, many years back) took a bunch of horses into the mountains nearby here and thought they'd live in teepees. They didn't last long when it got cold and they turned the horses loose and fled the country. There were still a few descendants of that bunch of horses running around the Dillenger river drainage as recently as three years ago. I'm amazed the wolves haven't cleaned 'em out. We had two horses in McGrath for a couple years. They eventually became part of a dog team. At least we weren't a one horse town. You know someone has more money than sense when you see a horse being unloaded off a C130. _________________________ Mean As Nails
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#177798 - 04/13/07 05:57 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: white17]
Alaskan Alaskan trapper Registered: 12/22/06 Posts: 2091 Loc: Nome, Alaska	Did any of you see in the Anchorage paper (I beleive it was Wednesday's, but could have been Thrusdays) about the BEAR WHISPERER???? I kid you not!! But this one, according to the paper, REALLY IS a bear whisperer!!! Is that somethign a person can get certified in?? Treadwell #2, just a matter of time. _________________________ "I'm not hung over. I'm just tired and have a headache."
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#177924 - 04/13/07 07:30 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Alaskan]
Bushman Bushman trapper Registered: 12/28/06 Posts: 314 Loc: Alberta	FT you ever try alphalfa cubes? We pack then when we take the horses back into the mountains and we know feed is scarce. I can't imagine shipping hay from the lower 48 up north. I have wild horses down on one line, they're tough and harder to sneak up on then an elk. _________________________ http://www.sheepcreek.net
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#178443 - 04/14/07 09:02 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Bushman]
Top Jimmy Top Jimmy trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 1678 Loc: Alaska, USA	OK, what is up with the Alaska Trapping forum? I went over this morning to check things out. All of a sudden, I have access to all the other boards on the Alaska Gold Forum, except that one. Has anyone else been over there and have the same problem? -TJ _________________________ Alaskan. . . . . . . the Net Man you don't want to have! If everything seems to be going right, you obviously don't know what going on.
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#178519 - 04/14/07 10:28 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Top Jimmy]
rueben rueben trapper Registered: 01/07/07 Posts: 161 Loc: USAF Academy Colorado	TopJimmy, I have had that problem for a couple weeks _________________________ trap in alaska
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#178520 - 04/14/07 10:33 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: rueben]
fishermann222 fishermann222 "OX" trapper Registered: 12/22/06 Posts: 3036 Loc: Bethel, Alaska	Top Jimmy Are you logged in? if you are PM Jim and let him know, he restricted access again because the anti's got in there the other day, it was real nasty. _________________________ I survived the Tman crash of '06
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#178522 - 04/14/07 10:42 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: fishermann222]
Top Jimmy Top Jimmy trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 1678 Loc: Alaska, USA	Thanks Fish. I have been hitting that button to get access, but no reply. I sent him a PM like you said. Is he checking in with all that has happened? I wonder if Ace is doing the checking. -TJ _________________________ Alaskan. . . . . . . the Net Man you don't want to have! If everything seems to be going right, you obviously don't know what going on.
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#178550 - 04/14/07 11:44 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Top Jimmy]
fishermann222 fishermann222 "OX" trapper Registered: 12/22/06 Posts: 3036 Loc: Bethel, Alaska	I know he was online yesterday to take care of that problem. I don't think Ace is doing anything as he could not delete the nasty stuff that was posted there. _________________________ I survived the Tman crash of '06
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#178653 - 04/14/07 01:31 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: fishermann222]
Family Trapper Family Trapper trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 1484 Loc: Trapping the Yukon Delta, Ak	Since when did you not have to log in to the Alaska Forum. I always have had to.. I haven't visited it since early last fall however. _________________________ Shoot for the Moon and you will be a lot happier where you land.
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#178800 - 04/14/07 04:12 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Family Trapper]
white17 white17 "General (Mr.Sunshine) Washington" trapper Registered: 03/17/07 Posts: 5070 Loc: McGrath, AK	Why bother ?? _________________________ Mean As Nails
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#178904 - 04/14/07 06:42 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: white17]
scandiclt scandiclt trapper Registered: 12/24/06 Posts: 25 Loc: fairbanks alaska	Anyone hear about Lynn Keogh getting mauled by a bear?If so any report on how he is doing?
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#178908 - 04/14/07 06:43 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: scandiclt]
fishermann222 fishermann222 "OX" trapper Registered: 12/22/06 Posts: 3036 Loc: Bethel, Alaska	WHen did you hear this scandic? Any details on it? _________________________ I survived the Tman crash of '06
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#178915 - 04/14/07 06:48 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: fishermann222]
scandiclt scandiclt trapper Registered: 12/24/06 Posts: 25 Loc: fairbanks alaska	I Just recieved a email from Rande Zarnke today.Here is the content. Tom Lessard called late Friday night to inform us that Lynn Keogh was mauled by a bear. Lynn and a partner had apparently shot a bear & were then surprised by a second bear. As I understand it, Lynn’s injuries are serious, but not life-threatening. Keep him in your thoughts. If anyone hears additional info, please share it with all of us.
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#178920 - 04/14/07 06:51 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: scandiclt]
fishermann222 fishermann222 "OX" trapper Registered: 12/22/06 Posts: 3036 Loc: Bethel, Alaska	Wow, thanks for the info. Let us know if Lynn or his family need anything. _________________________ I survived the Tman crash of '06
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#179090 - 04/14/07 08:53 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: fishermann222]
trapperjoeAK trapperjoeAK trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 740 Loc: Chugiak, AK -- Currently detai...	Yes, I think that Lynn is doing allright. Very rough deal though. My Dad and I were planning on visiting him at the hospital today, but called and talked with his daughter and she suggested to wait a few days. He is hoping to be discharged and head home from the hospital tomorrow. Definitely keep the Keogh family in your thoughts and prayers.
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#179230 - 04/14/07 10:18 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: trapperjoeAK]
Pete in Frbks Pete in Frbks trapper Registered: 12/28/06 Posts: 539 Loc: Fairbanks, Alaska	Which hospital is he in? Pete
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#179282 - 04/15/07 12:12 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Pete in Frbks]
otterman otterman trapper Registered: 12/24/06 Posts: 1504 Loc: SW Alaska	Wow I take off for a week and all inds of bears being bad. Long trip finally home. got to meet up with white17 and the Ol' Blister for breakfast and had a great time The fishboss may even make an appearance on here as a result but we will see. Saw two big brown bears wide awake and rolling around at the zoo Thursday the granddaughter thought it was the best after the polar bears she blew by the wolverines to see the white bears a second time. _________________________ It is interesting how much a man will do to suceed and how much more he will doto make sure he has excuses for failure when sucess isa simple process
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#179295 - 04/15/07 01:05 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: otterman]
fishermann222 fishermann222 "OX" trapper Registered: 12/22/06 Posts: 3036 Loc: Bethel, Alaska	You guys see the news tonight? Mekoryuk made it on there for our seal hunters. Coast guard chopper was here last night, made two trips out to the boat to retrieve the hunters. Be on the lookout for a rouge red lund with rifles on board on the Bering Sea. _________________________ I survived the Tman crash of '06
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#179298 - 04/15/07 01:15 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: fishermann222]
trapperjoeAK trapperjoeAK trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 740 Loc: Chugiak, AK -- Currently detai...	He is (was?) in Providence I believe.
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#179504 - 04/15/07 11:14 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: trapperjoeAK]
Wayne Hall Wayne Hall trapper Registered: 12/26/06 Posts: 124 Loc: Eagle, Alaska	Scarlett and I just started carrying a gun yesterday on our trips away from the cabin. Even my kid carries one. We have only had one agresive bear encounter in all our years out here. The gun is more piece of mind than anything else...we do however use guns occassionally to signal each other when the need arises. I don't know Lynn, but know the name. Please keep us posted. Wayne Hall _________________________ Wayne Hall Bush Alaska Expeditions http://bushalaskaexpeditions.com
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#179511 - 04/15/07 11:22 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Wayne Hall]
Wayne Hall Wayne Hall trapper Registered: 12/26/06 Posts: 124 Loc: Eagle, Alaska	Hey Pete: When we make our "Fairbanks supply run" next month, we will be looking for and purchasing a (new, to us) good, used pick-up truck. We are looking for 4 wheel drive, maybe F-150 or F-250. Dosen't have to look real good but needs to be very mechanically sound. Do you, or anyone else know of one for sale in Fairbanks? We would even run to Anchorage for a good truck. Thanks for any help in this matter. Does anyone know of an "on-line" Alaska search for pickups? (we do not get or have access to newspapers). The pace is slowing way down here now...maybe alittle trapperman time....been off for awhile...hello everyone. wayne _________________________ Wayne Hall Bush Alaska Expeditions http://bushalaskaexpeditions.com
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#179526 - 04/15/07 11:29 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Wayne Hall]
Rick Phillips Rick Phillips trapper Registered: 12/25/06 Posts: 393 Loc: SE Idaho	Welcome back Wayne. Sounds like you've had a pretty hectic winter. Have you found your assistant you were advertising for,yet?
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#179536 - 04/15/07 11:36 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Rick Phillips]
Wayne Hall Wayne Hall trapper Registered: 12/26/06 Posts: 124 Loc: Eagle, Alaska	Hi Rick! No...but still working on it....I think something will come up. I just posted on your bear attack post. _________________________ Wayne Hall Bush Alaska Expeditions http://bushalaskaexpeditions.com
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#179608 - 04/15/07 12:49 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Wayne Hall]
Pete in Frbks Pete in Frbks trapper Registered: 12/28/06 Posts: 539 Loc: Fairbanks, Alaska	Wayne, I do not personally know of anyone with a truck for sale. I did glance at the classifieds in the News-Miner this morning and there is a metric $hit ton of them advertised in there. The last time I went looking for one (which only happens every 10 or 15 years) I ended up picking one up at Affordable Used Cars on South Cushman. They normally have a decent selection and prices weren't bad. Though you do not get the newspaper in a timely manner, you might try looking at the N-M classifieds on-line (newsminer.com) By the way, I am taking off for a hunting trip to NZ and Australia starting this coming week. I will not be back until May 25. Not suggesting that you plan your trip to town around my schedule...... just letting you know what my plans are! Pete
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#179822 - 04/15/07 06:05 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Pete in Frbks]
Wayne Hall Wayne Hall trapper Registered: 12/26/06 Posts: 124 Loc: Eagle, Alaska	Hey Pete: Thank you. Scarlett is checking this out. NZ/Austrailia hunting trip!!! WOW!!! What in the world are you gong to hunt "down" there....maybe walabies and kangeroos? We had two dog tours this year with Aussies. I liked them. We won't be coming to FAI until June sometime...I'll give you plenty of notice. We have several freinds there to see and visit, but I would really like one full evening to visit with you and tell wild west (north?) stories and lies to each other HA!!! You know how it is on FAI shopping trips too....run, run, run, until late in the day. I HATE IT! Scarlett usually does these trips while I take care of the homefront. That is why I want a reliable truck...I always worry about a break-down in the middle of nowhere while she is alone...not to mention the HEAVY loads she hauls back on the Taylor...you know how that road is! I always wanted to meet Paul Jagow too...he invited me for a visit about 3 yrs ago, but always too busy running to make the time. One yr I canoed the Porcupine from Old Crow to Ft Yukon and found his "underground" cabin along the way. Now THAT is differant!!! Wayne _________________________ Wayne Hall Bush Alaska Expeditions http://bushalaskaexpeditions.com
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#180015 - 04/15/07 09:29 PM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Wayne Hall]
Pete in Frbks Pete in Frbks trapper Registered: 12/28/06 Posts: 539 Loc: Fairbanks, Alaska	I live in a log house, but most of it is above ground! I am excited about my trip Down Under. The Aussies are crazy, like we are......! I have hunted Aus before, but have never been to NZ. I will hunt red deer, chamois and tahr in NZ, then move on over to Aus and hunt rusa, fallow, sambar and feral goats/pigs. On my last trip over, I went out for a week with a professional 'roo shooter and got into the thick of that. Fun for a bit, but the thrill wore off that operation pretty darn quick for me. Spent some time teaching the guys ways to use snares to catch feral pigs on that trip too. I had never actually snared a pig, but the basic concepts are the same no matter what. In places where they are going under/through fences, they are pretty easy to catch. Pete
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#180272 - 04/16/07 07:56 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Pete in Frbks]
piperniner piperniner trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 586 Loc: Alaska	Pete: Any chance you are going with Nick King from the South Island ? Don't bring White - they only hunt with helicopters.
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#180276 - 04/16/07 08:02 AM Re: The Almighty Alaskan thread #2 [Re: Pete in Frbks]
Alan McKenzie Alan McKenzie trapper Registered: 12/24/06 Posts: 155 Loc: Western Australia	Pete,I wont be on the east coast till later this year so will catch up to you next year. Iff you can find the time for a camel hunt next year I will organize it. Check your mail. Al _________________________ # 458 before the crash of 2006.
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