RIP Larry Benoit!
#1
RIP Larry Benoit!
The king has passed! (I'm just now hearing of his passing that was back on the 8th) I wonder if his family purposefully withheld the story until after his funeral?
http://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/...benoit-dies-89
For you youngsters who don't know who he is, DO SOME RESEARCH & learn what he gave to our sport, you'll be better for it!
http://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/...benoit-dies-89
For you youngsters who don't know who he is, DO SOME RESEARCH & learn what he gave to our sport, you'll be better for it!
#4
Thanks for posting. Agree, top notch guy and amazing hunter. That family makes most of us with decades of experience look like novices. Big Bucks the Benoit way...amazing book. Read it if you haven't.
#7
Read 3 of his books while sitting on stand. He was one of the great in deer hunting world. No one except his sons could track a buck like he could. Besides being a great hunter ,he was a heck of a knife maker also. If you wanted one his knives you had to call him direct. God Bless You Sir.
#8
Very sorry to hear of his passing, I didn't know. That was a real deer hunter, and he did "hunt" them! He would travel miles in a day tracking his north woods trophy buck until he caught up with him. We won't see the likes of him again. He and his brothers are legandary whitetail hunters.
Probably one of my first deer hunting books was "How To Bag The Biggest Buck Of Your Life" (1974) written AND SIGNED by Larry. Last I heard, an original signed copy was worth (I wouldn't sell it) about $700. Prolly more now.
Probably one of my first deer hunting books was "How To Bag The Biggest Buck Of Your Life" (1974) written AND SIGNED by Larry. Last I heard, an original signed copy was worth (I wouldn't sell it) about $700. Prolly more now.