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Quintessential Western Whitetail?
I always am impressed with the bucks that come out of northwest Montana and the Idaho panhandle. I would think shooting one of those would be an ultimate whitetail hunt.- DFS
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Extreme hunting pressure in region 7.
Sheesh it’s 40’s and 50’s out west you are going the wrong way and I have seen pictures of the bulls and bucks to prove it.- DFS
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Griz-Cat
Some of us are still hunting.- DFS
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Griz-Cat
It will be an interesting game. I went to both schools and tend to cheer for the cats when they play eachother for no reason other than the beatings the cats took when I grew up. I always love a loser, hopefully the cats got it out of their system.- DFS
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Afraid of the dark??
Agreed I voted yes but I do it all the time. Quartering my deer out this year with coyotes howling at point blank I was laughing to myself thinking I bet we could have a formidable fight right now. Couldn’t imagine had that been wolves.- DFS
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Afraid of the dark??
When you add wind for whatever reason that is when I notice it.- DFS
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Afraid of the dark??
I put a tree stand above an ehd deer a big bear was eating on. Seemed like a great idea until it got dark and the wind came up. Pretty sure my head lamp looked like a strobe light on the hike out. I will admit to being scared in the dark.- DFS
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How far do you stay upwind of elk?
If the terrain and temperature is right you can get away with things. I have to think your wind was going above or below. -
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How far do you stay upwind of elk?
That I’ve not EVER seen. Animals sometimes put up with a lot but wind is never one of them. -
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Bowhunters - not a big impact?
That also shows how much of an impact bowhunters can have too. The people in charge don’t get it.- DFS
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Bowhunters - not a big impact?
I have heard many horror stories even seen pictures of the perfect shot and I don’t understand it. Elk have a giant vital area. I have shoulder bladed a bull that I didn’t recover but I think I’ve shot 10 plus bulls I would have to count and most die in sight. 44 yards has been my longest shot...- DFS
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Reduction in number of NR deer licenses
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Reduction in number of NR deer licenses
I’ve actually had a real hard time not saying f it and taking a door off on a blind hill. Washington hunters -
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Reduction in number of NR deer licenses
Right south of my buddies place. Real lucky it didn’t turn out worse. -
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Reduction in number of NR deer licenses
I almost got smoked by a chit hauler this year (septic truck) because some nonresidents were parked crossways in the road on a blind turn. I knew the driver, I told him I was an innocent bystander he laughed and said they backed up the road for almost a half mile and through another blind turn... -
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NDSU got bounced today too. Should be interesting.- DFS
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Reduction in number of NR deer licenses
I was informed in some states you can’t hit the ditch to park. I guess it’s a fire risk. You have to keep all 4 wheels on the gravel. Maybe SAJ can educate us?
