MY sidekicks Hope (Border Collie) and Beau (blonde mutt) are always up for a good adventure. 
My 16yo Border Collie Riley, who passed away in October 2022 loved nothing more than irrigating and riding in farm equipment with me. She will always occupy a special irrigation ditch in my heart.
I could've shaved 9 lbs off my pack by leaving the rifle at home. Spent 7 days in there over the opener and didn't see a sheep. Hoping to get back in for another week in early October if the quota stays open. Weather was everything from hot to rain to chilly in the mornings. Had a blast and...
I have been using the Cooper ST Maxx's for several years now on my Dodge 3500. The current set has roughly 20,000 miles on them and they have held up very well. A good portion of those miles have included pulling stock trailers on gravel and farm roads, and I've yet to have a flat. Based on...
My wife uses a B-14 Hunter chambered in .270. She loves the gun and has been deadly accurate with it. It shoots Barnes TTSX 130 gr factory loads with MOA accuracy. The gun is a little heavy, but I don't think she minds as it has very little recoil as a result. I'd I highly recommend it anyone.
If you're curious as to what the future of your big game herds will look like with wolfs on the landscape, look no further then MT, WY and ID. Vote NO!
I go alone with stock pretty regularly and have done so for quite some time. My gear is pretty well dialed in at this point and I can get away with one rider and one pack horse if It’s not too cold. When the snow starts to pile up I’ll take two pack horses so I have a small wall tent and...
One of my favorite yet bittersweet memories. The lone packhorse was 24 at the time and babysat me through a lot of moments of stupidity! Poor old boy was getting pretty stiff and miserable, and sadly didn’t make it through the winter. This photo was his last trip coming out of the high country.
The few encounters I've had in the MT wilderness areas have ended with the bear running away after they have smelt me. Both times I kicked lone bears out of their day beds (maybe 50-60 yards away). They jumped up startled and then started circled me like an elk trying to get my wind. I did...
I have been using the Cooper St Maxx’s for quite a while now and have had great luck with them. They’ve spent at least 50% of their lives on gravel roads pulling a stock trailer or hauling 1800 lb round bales on the bale bed.
Supertarp is great for solo. I’ve used it with a buddy once and it worked but was tight. We had the stove in it which made it ever more crammed. Sets up is pretty quick once you get a little practice with it. Sorry, I have no experience with the Sawtooth.