In the fall of 2007, I returned to northern British Columbia to hunt again with Kawdy Outfitters.

Wolf:
This wolf was called in by my guide after we spotted him going over a ridge. A great trophy for me, and it’ll probably save several moose and caribou calves this winter.

Moose:
 I'm really disappointed because he's not as large  as I wanted. The guide seriously misjudged his size but once he was down, it was too late to reconsider.
 Interesting hunt however. After the first shot, he went down almost immediately and never got up. We watched for an hour and he nothing moved except his head. I took a second shot and again no reaction whatsoever, so we assumed my first shot had broken his spine...

Mountain caribou:
A 380 yd shot  and he's huge.  Had he been a couple inches wider, he would qualify for a B&C all time award. As it turned out, his gross B&C score is 390.   B&C all-time trophy  needs a net of 390, so my deductions would take him out. Still a nice trophy that I'm real happy with.

The grizzly bear is not mine, however, I was in on the kill. Really exciting.

On my first day, my guide and I accompanied another hunter who took this grizzly on the last day of his hunt. The next day, I took the wolf. The following day I shot the moose. And the next hunting day after that, my caribou.
How's that for a great hunt?

With the help of my wife, the account of this hunt was featured as lead story in Mountain Hunter magazine. It was also   published in Trophy Hunter magazine.