Welcome to my life! I am a recently turned 30 year old, and still not completely convinced that I am even 30. I decided to write a blog about ideas and things that I’m passionate about, and to let my followers in on a little view from my world. I grew up in a hunting camp in the Northwest Territories called Ram Head Outfitters, started spending my winters in Arizona in 5th Grade and now work as a commercial helicopter pilot in a town called High River, Alberta. I have one fur

I decided to start off my flying blogs with this specific topic, because of my recent layoff and because of the poor economy in Canada right now. It’s no surprise that layoffs in the winter happen, or maybe to some it is. Those who were hired and then fired in less than 6 months completely understand! I have been a bush pilot since day one, working in my parents hunting camp slinging anything from boat motors to horns to plywood and a lot of random stuff in between. I decided

Welcome to my current living situation! A “4 Horse Hart Hotel” as I like to call it! It’s actually a 4-horse Hart trailer with living quarters that my mom is so generously letting me sleep in, for the time being. It’s actually not as bad as it sounds - with the leather couches and flat screen TV, it’s better than some of the houses I’ve seen a whole family live in. All I do is sleep there anyways; I spend most of my time living in my vehicle. After moving to High River, Alber

This is a topic that can be tricky to start, but should be addressed from a person that has been around both and uses both to hunt. First of all, if you’ve only hunted with horses and don’t understand how much of an area you can utilize with a helicopter, then this is the blog for you! While being around outfitting the past 28 years and using Super Cubs, float planes and horses, our Robinson R44 Helicopter has taken the place of all three. Our sheep age average has gone up fr