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Two sleeping bags and a good fire (keeping the wood under a tarp).

Elk camp last Thursday:

Elk is at the top of my list. Quail is right up there, too. Javelina is at the bottom. But then, I have never tried coyote...

Cool photo!

That's great! I'm really lucky she took to hunting without any pressure from me, and we get to spend that quality time outdoors. And yes, 5BS is an excellent place to hunt elk.

Oh yes, we all love elk! The heart is her favorite part.

My daughter had a tag for the early antlerless hunt in AZ unit 5B South. She filled her tag Saturday morning: It was a 30 yd shot, and the cow fell 20 yds or so from us. We were almost run down by one of the other fleeing cows, what a rush!

Well, my benchmade got a workout on Saturday, when my daughter tagged out on her cow elk hunt. Got through the whole job without having to touch up the edge, which is a first.

My trailer has 4 D-rings and 2 jack points on each side, plus 2 D-rings on the rear bumper.

Great photos!

Sounds like a good time! That's some interesting looking mud, doesn't look very sticky.

Is that the Loch Ness Monster in the last photo?

I use a Hi-Lift. Fortunately, the guy that built my trailer had the presence of mind to incorporate 2 jack points on each side of the trailer:

How's the LA River at the 405? Should I bring my "dry" flies? :)

Dang, I need to buy a cat or three...

Just back from the taxidermist:

Here is my latest knife purchase, a Benchmade 10502. I really like this knife, I took my Lansky to it and it is crazy sharp. I'm carrying this in my hunting pack, looking forward to field dressing an elk with it this fall.

I think your co-pilot sees a bird.

Combination of the tongue jack (if the trailer is unhitched from the truck), wheel chocks, and a Wayne's stabilizer under the rear bumber. Low tech, just the way I like it...