Orin Seybert dropped us off at Chignik Lake on the Alaska Peninsula in '71.  See "My Quest For A Brown Bear."

A picture of a sunset that I took with a small pocket camera back in '81. We were packing out a moose.

Not what you want to see when your plane is not on floats.  The wind blew it from the tie-down over a 25 " bank.

It was amazing that the "cub" flew the next day after the wind settled.  I run the engine and changed the oil twice.  The rudder had to be repaired on the bottom but that was all.  "God was watching out for me." This is really a "Super Cub".

This is the strip at the Otter Lake base camp.  Tony Lee built it in 1985 and I used it from 1987 to 2005.

PA-18 crash at Big Bend Lake.  See "Worst day of My Life"

Landing my "Super Cub" at swamp camp.  See, "Flying The Super Cub"

One of the most magnificence settings in our Wrangell Mountain area.  Wrangler Troy Smith, on Dynamite, stopped for a break. I have always loved this picture.

Another shot of Canyon Creek Glacier with the horses.  My partner Brent took this photo in '84 and I believe was the only time that the horses had been this far up the glacier.  See "Hunting With Horses."

A beautiful photo of Big Bend Lake in our Wrangell Mountain area.

This is my first big king salmon that I caught on the Kenai River back in the 70’s. Weighing in at 63 pounds.

I have just returned from a black bear hunt in the Grand View area.  We would take our Folboats or whatever small boats we had and cross Upper Trail Lake and go as far as we could and then walk 10 miles or so down the tracks to hunt black bears or goats.  See "Hunting Black Bears."

One of our many bad days while hunting brown bear in our Cold Bay area.  Check out the story "God Saved Me."

I had just returned to the "super cub" strip for pick-up.  See "A Bow Hunter's Dream."

One of the local sheep along the Seward Highway.

Landing the super cub on mountain tops.  See, "Flying The Super Cub"

We have lots of moose in the town of Anchorage.

Glacier country in the Wrangell Mountains.  See a "Bow Hunters Dream."

Ray and I with his wolf that he took in our Cold Bay area in '85.  This is the first wolf that I guide on.

I took this picture of a couple kick-out cubs in Right Hand Valley in the fall of 1985.

A picture I took on one of my many goat hunts.

Our Cold Bay beach base camp.

A bad day landing the Zodiac.  Mike Herbert standing by is the only one that I can make out.

My wife Karen is in the tent.  We were forced to land because of a snow storm.  That was a first for Karen.  See the story "Forced to Land."

Karen sitting in the cub on our sheep hunt in the Tok Management area.

Kurt and horse packer Troy Smith with "Queenie" packed with Kurt's ram taken in Young Creek.  See the story "Hunting With Horses."

I took this photo in the spring of 1984 from our tent.  This was back in Right Hand valley in our Cold Bay area.

Cooking outside of the spike camp tent back in ‘84 in the Cold Bay area.

A beautiful day at Cold Bay.  This didn't happen very often.

Looking out at the Dog Salmon River during a flood.  See the story "Hell and High Water."

I’m working on Ralph Papenheim sheep cape in what we called the small valley camp. We did air drops in this valley so we didn’t have to pack everything in. However, we had to pack everything out along with the full sheep.

We were taking the horses from Bryson Bar to Big Bend Lake.

The Dog Salmon River has flooded and is running down our runway.  Almost an annual occurrence at this camp.  See "Hell and High Water."

I was trying to see how big I could make this coyote.  Looks like a record book to me.

Another photo trying to make this wolf look big.  I wouldn't want him after me.

(L to R) Sagen, client Brian Artery and myself with Brian's two wolf taken in Western Alaska in 2005.

I worked for Tony Lee, far left in the spring of 1983. Clients from (L to R) Greg Hedgis, OH, and Roland, CA, at the base camp.

We were leaving our Bryson Bar base camp in fall of '84.

Me standing by my first super cub 1109A at Bryson Bar. This was two weeks before my accident.

This was a special time when Mark Confer and I went to help Steve Lanphier try to recover Don Renard's big Western Alaska boar.  The bear died looking out of the alder while Steve was bent down trying to look into the dark alder. It was to dark so Steve backed out and came back to camp. This was the next morning.  Success! Read more in the story "The Barbarians From The North."

I'm sitting in our old cheap shelter staying out of the rain.  Check out the story "Sheep Hunting The Chugach Mountains."

Bryan Cooper coming down from the Gulch Creek pass.  See the story "Gulch Creek."

Walter was a high school friend that was stationed at Elmendorf and we went on a few black bear hunts together.  We found this "kid" goat on one of those hunts.  See "Hunting Black Bear."

Me taking a nap in the middle of the day.  Photo by Tom Wells.

One of the hard things we had to do before we started our spring bear hunts in Western Alaska was dig out the tents.  Dan is moving items into the tent after digging out the door-way.  See "Spring Brown Bear Hunting In Western Alaska."

Dan and me doing the pre-flight inspection on the super cubs in Western Alaska.  See the story "Spring Brown Bear Hunting in Western Alaska."

Landing on the ice at Otter Lake.  See, "Flying the Super Cub."

Spring brown bear hunting in Western Alaska. The ice is getting thin which means we have a problem.

Jordan on a rabbit hunt when she was four.

Rachel at the age of three shooting a B.B. gun.

Jordan and Jared hunting Spruce Hens.  we started them out at an early age.

Michelle on her first sheep hunt at the age of 12.

This was a hunt we did up toward Fairbanks.  The boys are holding Spruce Hens.

Nathan with his first Spruce Hen at the age 5.

Jared, Nathan and Rachel on a winter snowshoe hare hunt.

Jared with his first ducks at the age of nine.

Looking across Chitina Glacier at some great sheep country.  I killed my 41" ram on that mountain.

I am writing a story about camps on the glacier.

Our Bryson Bar cabin when the Chitnia River moved over and took it.  See the story "Hell and High Water."

Dan and me with the “super cubs” picking up supplies for our Wrangell Mountain camp.

Princess and her mother Queenie mowing down the strip at Big Bend Lakes.

Ken Bunch in his Widgeon picking up client's at Big Bend Lake.  This is the Widgeon that he used to fly me into Fog Lakes and Middle Mountain Lake in the Wrangell's.

Four of my grand kids after going for a ride in the super cub.  (L to R) Jordan, Nathan, Jared and Rachel Juliussen.

I harvested this beautiful mule deer with Dan Artery in an area northwest of Cheyenne, WY.  He grossed scored 167 B&C. Great hunt.

I harvested this 6x6 elk with Dan Artery in WY.  I went on three different elk hunts with Dan and had a blast.  I passed on a few bigger than this guy and saw a couple really dandy elk but they were always on the wrong side of the fence.  This guy scored 293 B&C.

I shot this beautiful 5x5 whitetail while hunting with Dan Artery south of Wheatland, WY.  He grossed 151 B&C.  Dan is a great guide and we always had a blast.

My heavy Illinois 10 point whitetail buck with stuff (3 extra points). Hunted with my friend Matt Caldwell from MT. Carroll, IL.

Jordan and Jared when they came to Western Alaska on a caribou hunt in 2005.

Jared is helping pack Rachel's first moose.  Hard work for sure.

Moose hunting in Alaska during September. Looking over the beautiful scenery for moose with my grandsons Jared and Nathan. Wonderful times!

Jared, age 14, packing about 80 pounds of moose meat from his sisters moose.  This was Jared's first moose pack.  See the story "Our Family Moose Hunts."

When you are tired you are tired.  Crashed during dinner.

The only musk ox that I have seen in Alaska while hunting.  I took this photo while I was guiding for Rich Guthrie.

Jared and Nathan riding double as they cross the creek on one of our many creek crossings.  See "Our Family Moose Hunts."

While we were climbing for sheep we took a break to shoot a few ptarmigan.  Jared was 13 on this hunt.

Some drop moose antlers that we found on Jared's first sheep hunt.

Karen enjoying our wedding anniversary while waiting for the clouds to lift.  We were sheep hunting in the Wrangell's.

Getting ready to cross the Matanuska River for a back pack sheep hunt.

Jared crossing a fast moving stream while sheep hunting.  There are many ways but carrying some light weight shoe works well.

Typical Chugach range sheep country.

A beautiful sunset on Kodiak Island during our 2017 deer hunt.

Rolan picking us up from a deer hunt on Kodiak.

A great campsite for our fall caribou hunt.

The family on our 2017 caribou hunt.  (L to R) Jared, Nate Johnson(his first hunt), Sagen, Nathan, Rachel and myself.

A beautiful day on our 2017 family caribou hunt.

Photo of my last years whitetail deer mount. Mounted by Mike Meyer of Meyer Taxidermy Studio in Goose Lake, IA. A great job for sure.

Wall tent base camp.

A cross fox on Kodiak 2020.

Took this photo while hunting whitetail in IL.