By: Terry Fieseler 
The hunt started on August 15th with the opening of archery season, when I hunted with my longbow. It was very hard to find rams in an area that I would have the chance to make a stalk. The terrain was so steep and rugged with cliffs and rock slides. At an elevation of 10,000 feet plus, it is extremely hard to get within my 20 – 25 yard range to take a a shot. I was able to stalk 3 rams one day and closed the distance to 100 yards before the rams winded me and the stalk was over. I had been climbing for over 7 hours at this point, sometimes using both hands and my bow just to stay on the cliff face… » More: Bighorn Sheep Hunt
Not too far from Jackson Hole, just passed Kelly, Wyoming, Alex and I had the privilege of fly fishing a majestic and intimate setting (Alex and John Turner have the 
Located five miles from the charming mountain town of Dubois, Wyoming, this unique offering is comprised of 220 acres. Situated along 
