The sky is the limit...
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:10 pmmust be Wyoming
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:15 pmwhen does season open up??
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:16 pmTotally worth the 7 miles and cold, wet feet.
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:16 pmDamn beautiful country Rex. Spot any wapiti?
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:17 pmone2many wrote:when does season open up??
Mid October. Today was a scouting/getting ready for elk season.
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:18 pmdid you piss in your boot i didnt see rain
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:19 pmgila-river wrote:Damn beautiful country Rex. Spot any wapiti?
About 25 head a good mile away. They've been tearing it up. Lots of shit and beds everywhere.
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:20 pmIt was wet getting up there. Lots of the little creeks and bowls where rushed like mad hell.one2many wrote:did you piss in your boot i didnt see rain
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:21 pmR. Chapman wrote:one2many wrote:when does season open up??
Mid October. Today was a scouting/getting ready for elk season.
scouting for a hunt in 4 months?
nice looking out there. i will be heading back home to the hills in a couple days. i start missing them even being a new and part time mountain resident
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:22 pmR. Chapman wrote:It was wet getting up there. Lots of the little creeks and bowls where rushed like mad hell.one2many wrote:did you piss in your boot i didnt see rain
i know im going to change my hunting style. mountains kill my big ass
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:25 pmone2many wrote:R. Chapman wrote:one2many wrote:when does season open up??
Mid October. Today was a scouting/getting ready for elk season.
scouting for a hunt in 4 months?
nice looking out there. i will be heading back home to the hills in a couple days. i start missing them even being a new and part time mountain resident
I like to see what the pattern is early and how they are moving. Surprised I seen so many Ruff grouse. Normally I'm lucky to see one but ended up seeing a good 7-10 in total today. The only part about mountains like these is going down.
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:27 pmone2many wrote:R. Chapman wrote:It was wet getting up there. Lots of the little creeks and bowls where rushed like mad hell.one2many wrote:did you piss in your boot i didnt see rain
i know im going to change my hunting style. mountains kill my big ass
You would change your hunting style before changing your diet? Stubborn SOB
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:31 pmYou're a stubborn dick Eric. .
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:32 pmR. Chapman wrote:one2many wrote:R. Chapman wrote:one2many wrote:when does season open up??
Mid October. Today was a scouting/getting ready for elk season.
scouting for a hunt in 4 months?
nice looking out there. i will be heading back home to the hills in a couple days. i start missing them even being a new and part time mountain resident
I like to see what the pattern is early and how they are moving. Surprised I seen so many Ruff grouse. Normally I'm lucky to see one but ended up seeing a good 7-10 in total today. The only part about mountains like these is going down.
i m in the middle of and/or can see a bunch of 14ers from my place. i dont like walking up or down them fuckers. snow machines YES 4x4s YES on foot no way. even my hate of horses is cured when out on the range
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:35 pmEric Haynes wrote:one2many wrote:R. Chapman wrote:It was wet getting up there. Lots of the little creeks and bowls where rushed like mad hell.one2many wrote:did you piss in your boot i didnt see rain
i know im going to change my hunting style. mountains kill my big ass
You would change your hunting style before changing your diet? Stubborn SOB
its more then diet..you little fuckers have it made. i did stop smoking about 5 years ago....rolling hills are fine 14000+ is tuff on me besides my much larger muscles use more oxygen then you midgets
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:55 pmone2many wrote:Eric Haynes wrote:one2many wrote:R. Chapman wrote:It was wet getting up there. Lots of the little creeks and bowls where rushed like mad hell.one2many wrote:did you piss in your boot i didnt see rain
i know im going to change my hunting style. mountains kill my big ass
You would change your hunting style before changing your diet? Stubborn SOB
its more then diet..you little fuckers have it made. i did stop smoking about 5 years ago....rolling hills are fine 14000+ is tuff on me besides my much larger muscles use more oxygen then you midgets
Not going to lie, this hike was tough on me. 30 pounds of gear on the back and a rifle with boots I haven't worn in 6 months makes for a tough going. Got it done anyways.
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 5:59 pmone2many wrote:must be Wyoming
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 6:00 pmgila-river wrote:Damn beautiful country Rex. Spot any wapiti?
Nope, just a few elk.
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 6:07 pmWhen I saw the thread title I thought this was going to be a picture of you recieving your GED.
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 6:10 pmbill herian wrote:When I saw the thread title I thought this was going to be a picture of you recieving your GED.
What's wrong with a GED?
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 6:14 pmNice pictures. Looks like a good hike. You should probably go get yourself some Kennetrek boots. Getting your feet wet is not good for long hunts. Kennetrek headquarters is there in Montana. With the amount you're spending on weapons and scopes, the cost of a good pair of boots is nothing. A good pair of gaiters would help too. Cabelas has some good gaiters.
Good idea to get out early and get your legs ready. I highly doubt you'll get a pattern this early of elk for October but, if you keep going out, you'll be able to see how and where they're moving around. Keep paying your dues, you'll get the pay off eventually.
I try to get out twice a week starting in Feb.
Good idea to get out early and get your legs ready. I highly doubt you'll get a pattern this early of elk for October but, if you keep going out, you'll be able to see how and where they're moving around. Keep paying your dues, you'll get the pay off eventually.
I try to get out twice a week starting in Feb.
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 6:19 pmone2many wrote:Eric Haynes wrote:one2many wrote:R. Chapman wrote:It was wet getting up there. Lots of the little creeks and bowls where rushed like mad hell.one2many wrote:did you piss in your boot i didnt see rain
i know im going to change my hunting style. mountains kill my big ass
You would change your hunting style before changing your diet? Stubborn SOB
its more then diet..you little fuckers have it made. i did stop smoking about 5 years ago....rolling hills are fine 14000+ is tuff on me besides my much larger muscles use more oxygen then you midgets
But losing weight would require you to use less oxygen. I'm just yanking your chain anyways. Food is my first live. I'm just having an affair at the moment with being healthy
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 6:28 pmone2many wrote:must be Wyoming
That's my line!Nice pictures, Rex.
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 6:29 pmQH's Paw wrote:Nice pictures. Looks like a good hike. You should probably go get yourself some Kennetrek boots. Getting your feet wet is not good for long hunts. Kennetrek headquarters is there in Montana. With the amount you're spending on weapons and scopes, the cost of a good pair of boots is nothing. A good pair of gaiters would help too. Cabelas has some good gaiters.
Good idea to get out early and get your legs ready. I highly doubt you'll get a pattern this early of elk for October but, if you keep going out, you'll be able to see how and where they're moving around. Keep paying your dues, you'll get the pay off eventually.
I try to get out twice a week starting in Feb.
I've got a good set of old danners and Irish Setters at home and a pair of gaiters. Pant legs didn't get wet at all. Today, I just threw on a trash pair of Irish Setters I had from last season that got beat up bad.These elk right now just seem to be going in a big circle (Like they usually do). I like this country. Not my favorite hunting country but its nice to get out. It's been pouring down pretty hard for the last few days. I needed to get out.
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Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 6:33 pmassateague wrote:gila-river wrote:Damn beautiful country Rex. Spot any wapiti?
Nope, just a few elk.