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| i believe the mt. was 3200 ft to the peak and we were alomst there. when we were up there it looked awesome, you could see the whole sound and the boat looked like a speck. thanks for all the comments its great to share with other hunters! |
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| Nic job, Alaskadude |
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| Wow,
Cool hunt dude! What kind of boat and where is that? |
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| its a 25ft (30 overall) harbercraft kingfisher pilot house, its got a 225 yamaha 4 stroke, trolling kicker, sleeps 4 with diesel heater. after a hard learning curve i paid up and got what i wanted. the goat was taken out of prince william sound in alaska. the season is still open along with deer out there, we may go back and try to get one for my friend if the weather cooperates. |
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| Congrats on the very fine Mt Goat! As a fellow 'boat hunter' I can appreciate all the planning and work (plus weather luck) which goes into such a fine hunt. Good job all around...
Most folks may not appreciate the effort invloved in hunting via the water, and why boat based transporters cost so much money (well spent in my opinion.) |
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| Sounds like a cool rig! Between your boat and my C-180 we'd make a one heck of a team!  keep up the good work. Greg. |
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