ORIGINAL: iamyourhuckleberry

I did crash on a motor cycle...

I guess the piebald and the tree nymphs are the only two things listed whichI have not experienced... yet.

I've seen all of North America's common preditors-I have been charged twice by black bear and once by a brown bear. The first two were killed in their tracks and the browny was bluffing. I had a grizzly doing a mexican standoff with me over a barren ground caribou. He won, and much to my surprise, I got a great european skull mount. I have seen three mt. lions in the wild. One failed to make it another day. I killed yotes with my bow as well as bobcats. Ihave seen both woverine and wolves in Alaska. Badger sightingsare commonplace. And finally, I have one blury photo of a lynx. I'd give my right nad (after the tree nymph episode) to photograph a jaguar.

I've seen all the species of sheep with the exception of stone. Photographing mt. goats is a passion.

I've seen all the deer species bar coues.
I've seen all the moose species but still need a Shiras and Eastern Canada.
I'm working on seeing a Woodland caribou and a Mt. caribou. I seen the other species.
I still need to see a musk ox, poplar bear tule elk,and roosevelt elk.

I still need to hunt Asia and Europe (will be in the UK Jan 11th-20th for six species of deer).
I would love to hunt Australia...a water buffalo with bow specifically.

In Africa, I have three major goals to accomplish (there are smaller tasks I willdo along the way); 1) kill a cape buffalo w/ archery gear, 2) kill an elephant w/ archery gear, and 3) dart a rhino with archery gear. I would like to keep the Black Mambas a little farther than 12 inches from either leg. Any other poisonous snake for that matter....

I have never killed a spike on a Virginia ridge. Nor have I killed deer in approximatley 34 other states.

I have not seen Germ kill an elk, mule deer, or speed goat. I would like to change that.

So much to do and so little time.....