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I put this photobook together for my grandparents and also my hunting partners (Keith/Dad, and Larry). It took quite some time to put this all together. It was also a bit hard to shrink down the pages to a web format that wasn't too wide/big for most monitors. The hunt took place in May of 2010, and it was truly a hunt and trip of a lifetime. All pictures were taken by me unless noted otherwise. Hope you enjoy! I will post the story in groups, cause its 50 pages long in total.















 
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The End! This was turned into a coffee book table and is great to sit down and re-live when I am really wanting to hunt.
 
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Awesome job on the story! And great hunt!


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Absolutely an awesome summary of your adventure. Congrats to you all.



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Awesome set up of the photos. very professional!
 
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Sweet trip! Thanks for sharing.
 
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Thanks for sharing your hunt with us. Looks like you had a good time.


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Congrats. Thanks for sharing.


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Tremendous job - must be a beautiful book!


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Man those are some awsome pics. A pretty good trip too!!! Congradulations to all.

My favorite photo is the Gull turning twoards the Camera.


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Awesome photos !!! tu2


 
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Very nice trip! Thanks for sharing. I recognize
most of the areas in the picts, did you make it down around the end of the penisula out in to the gulf side or just stay in K-bay? dancing
 
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great report and photos. A real hunting magazine


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Wow, very nice! What an adventure!


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Thanks all! Glad it's appreciated.

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Very nice trip! Thanks for sharing. I recognize
most of the areas in the picts, did you make it down around the end of the penisula out in to the gulf side or just stay in K-bay? dancing


We motored out around to the end of the peninsula but most of the bears where shot fairly close to Homer. The scenery out there is unbelievable!
 
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Great, great write and outstanding pictures!

Not to be a butt hole, but since you took the time to do such a great job of creating this photo book.....thought I would point out that you misspelled several words along the way. Nevada and the word tumbled were some of the words you might want to edit.

Again...great job, just trying to help.


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Fantastic report and photos, brings back fond memories of an amazing place.


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Great, great write and outstanding pictures!

Not to be a butt hole, but since you took the time to do such a great job of creating this photo book.....thought I would point out that you misspelled several words along the way. Nevada and the word tumbled were some of the words you might want to edit.

Again...great job, just trying to help.


Thanks, there are more than a few! This was my proof draft before I had my GF read it through to correct and I never made web-sized package of the final draft. I'll double check and make sure they arent in the final.
 
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The best pics of any report on AR. Fantastic adventure! Thanks for sharing.


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Thank you for all the effort in story telling and photos. it was an enjoyable read.

Tim
 
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That is one hell of a hunting report.

The pics are too bad either. Wink


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Great, GREAT pictures. What an adventure!
 
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Great story, tremendous photographs, thanks for sharing.


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Thanks for the show ! tu2
Excellent photos too. A perfect hunt !
 
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Excellent report! Loved the photos!


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Outstanding presentation in both photo and word of what sounds like an excellent hunt. You made our day. Thanls for shaing your novel approach to your hunt.

Paul


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Great report. I would love to go hunting in Alaska, but its quit expensive. I dont even care what I hunt. Blacktail is maybe the cheapest?
Thank you for taking the time to wriye this upSmiler
 
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Thanks again all.

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Great report. I would love to go hunting in Alaska, but its quit expensive. I dont even care what I hunt. Blacktail is maybe the cheapest?
Thank you for taking the time to wriye this upSmiler


The hunt above was 2850 plus tags/license/flights/car. There are other boat based hunts for cheaper and seem to have similar success rates but less range. I hear the blacktail population got crushed with the winter so ill wait a few years.
 
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