I'd love to. When do we leave?

http://howlingduckranch.wordpress.co...dress-a-moose/

The east side of the Canadian Rockies are a great road trip.

... and there are trails and camping at all sorts of time/difficulty levels.

My uncle, talking about hunting Moose in Alaska, told me it would take him as many as 9 or 10 trips to pack the meat (and antlers) out to the nearest road. That's packing 100 to 150 lbs, over usually pretty rough terrain, so he'd take location into consideration before deciding whether to take the shot or pass.

And that's when the grand exodus began: moose family after moose family moving to the safer suburbs.

Go west, young moose!

Man that is a lot of wild critter meat!

I think maybe I should taste some to see if I like it first...

Love this link!
I've never been to the Canadian Rockies; they weren't exactly in my neighborhood, growing up. But they get my vote for a memorable birthday trip.

That looks good 'cept the critter hacking part ,, i'll pass on that

I'm sure that isn't a required part of the trip.

I'm sure that's the guides responsibility. :) My BiL used to be a wrangler for an outfitter. They'd pack the meat out by mule and horse.

You can stay at home and go on a trip too.

(doo doo doo lookin' out my back door)

Thinking is the best way to travel... but carrying a credit card is painful.

Ok so we agreed on a cruise , we are going to Belize ,Caymans ,and Rotan .

I Are PUMPED !!!!!!!

Oh Yeah!

I'll tell the pirates to watch out!