Steve,
Dang, I thought you were more of a geologist; how closely related are they to paleontologist?  (Probably why I theoretically can teach USHIST, WORLD HIST, SOC, GEOG, PSYCH, ANTHRO, and even ECON.  Trust me, I'd be okay on the first four but wouldn't even attempt the last three.

And Steve, I forgot to answer your question earlier.  Yeah, little brother guides deer/bear/waterfowl in MB and now deer/bear and sometimes wolf/moose in AB.  He's pretty excited by what he's seen in AB these last maybe five(?) years.  Big country, that's for sure.

Catch you next time you're back in eastern NE.

Later,
Bryce

Wow, I sure enjoyed the pictures and story.
Thank you, and congratulations on great times
in the woods.

Congrats.  

congrats man!!    if i saw somthing that big i would crap myself.

COOL BEANS DUDE! KILLED A BLACK IN SAS. UP IN THE CARROT RIVER AREA THREE YEARS AGO. THUNDERHORN AND A WENSEL WOODIE PRODUCED THE DEATH MOAN. THAT IS TRULY A WEIRD SOUND. BEAR HUNTING IS EXCITING! THANKS FOR THE STORY.