Thread: Hi from Alberta, Canada

Got my kiwi mate who has been in fort mcleod for 30yrs coming for the roar.
I had a great time when I was working over there for 2 summers.
Worked hard, played harder!
Couldn't believe the deer I could see from the road.
He frowned at me when I suggested a late night spot lighting session

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Originally Posted by andyanimal31

Got my kiwi mate who has been in fort mcleod for 30yrs coming for the roar.
I had a great time when I was working over there for 2 summers.
Worked hard, played harder!
Couldn't believe the deer I could see from the road.
He frowned at me when I suggested a late night spot lighting session

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HAHAHAHAHA!!!! Thats hilarious.....I tell you what, if we could night hunt here I would definitely have a few more heads on the wall lol! I actually went to University in Lethbridge in the early 2000's, so hunted those 4 years all around Ft Mcleod, Pincher Creek, etc. Was a steep learning curve for a kid who was born and raised in the Northern bush. I'll never forget the first muley doe I got an arrow into, couldnt believe I had finally managed to get to within range of something in those bald ass prairies! Now, its an annual trip to one of the few prairie zones that is still general for archery (albeit quite a ways North from the Ft Mcleod area). Were you working on a ranch for the summers here?

Originally Posted by CanuckHunterAB

HAHAHAHAHA!!!! Thats hilarious.....I tell you what, if we could night hunt here I would definitely have a few more heads on the wall lol! I actually went to University in Lethbridge in the early 2000's, so hunted those 4 years all around Ft Mcleod, Pincher Creek, etc. Was a steep learning curve for a kid who was born and raised in the Northern bush. I'll never forget the first muley doe I got an arrow into, couldnt believe I had finally managed to get to within range of something in those bald ass prairies! Now, its an annual trip to one of the few prairie zones that is still general for archery (albeit quite a ways North from the Ft Mcleod area). Were you working on a ranch for the summers here?

My mate married a fort McLeod girl, he is a gun shearer and sheperd/farm manager but managed to land a 16 mile contract fencing of the Oldman dam after it was built.
He rang me and said you better be coming to my wedding as didn't know much about fencing.
So I spent a couple of summer doing fencing with him and quite alot of pulling grain silos down and rearecting on other sites.
From there he and a a Dutch mate formed a company called westco construction.
The rest is history.
My mate has now stepped away as ceo and enjoying abit of retirement recreation.
I had an absolute ball I canada and did the stampede one year.
Beautifully summers!

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