Thread: Hello to All You Upside-downers!

I joined to find out how you hunt, what you hunt, and what you hunt with.

Besides, my late father, WWII USA Navy veteran in the South Pacific, often said he loved drinking with the ANZACs. Friggin in the Riggin was his favorite song.

I live in the USA...northern Nevada...and our hunting is the same and completely different if you follow me.

We hunt high rugged mountains here that go to 9,000' or higher elevations. Things are pretty dry here, about 7" annual precipitation. My State has only mule deer, no white tails. We also have Very limited opportunities for bighorn sheep, mountain goat, elk, and pronghorn antelope.

Fortunately, most of Nevada is open public federal land, but the Canadian, Dutch, Australian, German, and English mining companies are chewing it up as fast as technology and big equipment can do it.

I look forward to learning about a country and place I've dreamed about most of my 68 years, so continue on and warm greetings.

L2S