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Have you ever…
 

 

…stood in the high snow-mist shrouded crags and watched the greatest of white rams appearing and disappearing in the snow-mist like a ghostly shadow, only to have his shadowy form slip away into oblivion---leaving you trying to believe you really were there and saw it?

 

 

…sat spellbound and shaking while the greatest of all land carnivores, the mighty brown bear, slips his shadowy form into the water right before your eyes and silently grabs a powerful King Salmon like it were a leaf and retreat to the dense alders from where he came; making not a single noise in the 30 seconds it took him to do so?

 

 

…felt the ground shaking as the same brown bear makes his valiant attempt to show you that this was his home and not yours?

 

…laid on the greatest of all beds---the endless tundra on a clear day and watched as far in all directions as you could see and not see anywhere that there were not caribou moving like ants on a hundred anthills?

 

 

…been awakened in the early dawn by the crashing of mighty antlers and got up to watch and listen to what seemed like the battle of the century as two of the kings of all deer, the giant Alaska-Yukon moose, made the whole silent country sound like a battlefield as they fought for the affections of a cow standing unconcerned nearby?

 

 

…ascended through the mist of avalanche after avalanche to reach the base of some high cliffs only to stand and stare in disbelief as yet another avalanche rockets out over you from a thousand feet above---as you watch forty yards away, a group of phlegmatic and ancient looking mountain goats feeding amongst the falling snow, ice and rock debris as if nothing was happening?

 

 

…laid awake on a thousand different nights listening to the noise of the Northern Lights and the mournful sonnets of wolves, hoping and praying that you would find one waiting for you on your trapline the next day?

 

 

…just sat in the vast silence where as far as you could see, there was not another human soul and thanked God for that opportunity?

 

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