Recent content by 406 Wildlife pilot
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Marcus’s Montana sheep hunt
such a great video and Hunt! congrats Marcus! Sheep are the most frustrating animals to survey as they are so unpredictable!- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #18
- Forum: Fresh Tracks+
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Montana Moose
For sure, I have been applying for a Montana moose tag since 1978 and just drew the Region 6 tag. Not much room for spot stealing and tag competion. Not going to effect much because someone exposes the unit they drew.- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #47
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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Montana Moose
Good luck and a good tag! It used to be one of the best Moose tags in Montana, I know, because I used to do the surveys for moose there. I used to put in there. I am the pilot who conducts the wildlife surveys here in Montana. That area is thick and the moose live in the high country, more...- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #18
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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Montana Moose
That is not how the quota works, the quota is the number of tags that are expected to be drawn. FWP reserves the right to change the number of tags drawn prior to the drawing to accommodate any survey results. That is why the quota range. Sometimes, especially antelope, after good survey...- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #46
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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Seth Bodnar - independent US Senate candidate
I don't believe either party fully represents my views. Both partys have evolved into something completely different than our parents party. Seth was a registered Democrat before running for this office. I get it, Democrats just can't win in Montana these days. The Democratic candidate...- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #61
- Forum: Hunt Talk Radio Podcast
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New to Great Falls area
Welcome Aboard! I grew up in Great Falls and currently do the wildlife surveys there for FWP. Any species you are interested in? Any reason you are interested in the Highwoods?- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #6
- Forum: Who am I?
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NZ Trophy Export costs
Just bring a copy of this letter, it kinda goes without saying for NZ folks but it declares the Tahr and Chamois as non Cities. The customs really didnt care about it but I read where you should have it.- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #30
- Forum: Other Big Game
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NZ Trophy Export costs
I am back now and it was very pleased as this thread had helped me save a ton of money and time and everything went as advertised! I brought 2 capes, salted and two skulls of Tahr, chamois and two antlers from a Fallow deer cut off at the base. I boiled the skulls clean and fleshed and salted...- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #28
- Forum: Other Big Game
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NZ Trophy Export costs
HI Mattie, did you get your trophies home ok with this? I am headed to NZ in a week and will be hopefully bringing Tahr and Chois back. skins and horns- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #26
- Forum: Other Big Game
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New Zealand Trophy Export Info
What permits do we need these days? Are they online?- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #10
- Forum: Other Big Game
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NZ Trophy Export costs
Nice, Great Idea! horns in the Dry bag as well?- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #24
- Forum: Other Big Game
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NZ Trophy Export costs
Thanks for the reply! Did you check it in a cooler?- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #21
- Forum: Other Big Game
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NZ Trophy Export costs
When you brought as checked baggage were the skulls boiled and Capes salted? Did you have them in lugage or crate? I am going for Tahr and Chamois as well in 10 days. I am also a Taxidermist, so skiing myself is no problem.- 406 Wildlife pilot
- Post #18
- Forum: Other Big Game
