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This buck isn't going to get very many of you excited, but this is in WA state and on the farm, so I was excited. -
This is the view when I first saw this buck. Glad he stood up and gave me a better look at him.
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The John Colter Run Saturday morning was enjoyed by 300 trail runners/hikers during a gorgeous sunny Sept day, with views of Missouri...
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Well, I finally witnessed my first free roaming rattler today. Brother found two when mowing and one was not it a good location so he...
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I was hiking on a lakeside trail today when this buck ran up from the water’s edge.
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CO desert bighorn
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Just got home from six days on the road. Busy in the kitchen cooking for my next adventure chasing Wyoming pronghorn and there was a...
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Hunting Wife replied to the thread Is this photo AI edited?.Zoomed out, the growth form looks like some of that common juniper, which is indeed pretty common. But zoomed in it’s got the same weird...
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Hunting Wife reacted to Magnum Sherpa's post in the thread The caribou hunt that almost wasn’t with
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WHAT I LEARNED Despite not getting caribou, Mark and I still had a great time. If a hunter can’t enjoy time spent afield in Alaska... -
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September 5-10: Basically “Groundhog Day” every day, despite variations in the weather. We had one sunny day in the 50s, but the rest...
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Lightning is no joke and if they were close enough together it could have struck both of them. Personally I would be looking on the...
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everything about this feels odd. and not good. hoping for the best.
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There's a saying in angling that you don't leave fish to find fish. Same could be said for birds, I guess. These birds were across the...
