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Goat packers
They are doing great, thanks. Pictured is Abe, he is pretty much saddle broke, waiting a little longer to introduce the panniers and a little weight. I have introduced the saddle to Dave, but he hasn't accepted it as well but I think he will be fine with more practice. Got a small buck a few...- Kharper
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Side-by-Side Shotguns
I have a cz ringneck, 20 gauge. I love everything about it such as weight, balance, etc. except the trigger. Compared to my over/under Ruger the trigger is no where near as crisp. If I was wanting a 12 gauge sxs I personally would look for something with more of a beaver tail type of grip... -
I hate turkeys...
White phase turkeys appear periodically in my area. Some are mostly white and some have a few white feathers.- Kharper
- Post #17
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Inciweb
Can you see historical fire data on Inciweb? I can't seem to pull up data for previous years in the area I am looking at. The website has changed and I am having problems navigating it.- Kharper
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
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First Black Bear! Montana, September, public land archery hunt
Thanks for sharing a great write up and photos.- Kharper
- Post #7
- Forum: Other Big Game
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Horse, llama, goat pack animals
I'm trying the goat route. No experience packing them yet as they are still too young, but they are willing hikers and followers. Llamas are not very affordable in my area and horses take more room than I have. No bighorns where I live so that isn't an issue, sure hoping they can help pack...- Kharper
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Mule Deer With An Original 1894 Takedown 32-40
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Anyone on here have or chasing a grand slam?
Great photo!- Kharper
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Muzzleloader Deer
It was a great trip, lots of pretty scenery and a good hunt. You never know what the future holds but I'm planning and hoping to be able to go again, Colorado is a great place for hunting. -
Muzzleloader Deer
There was lots of water this year and plenty of pretty waterfalls to view, these are a couple of my favorites. -
Muzzleloader Deer
I also did some peak bagging. A lot of the peaks have the jars with summit registers in them, I was able to locate three to sign in on. -
Muzzleloader Deer
I also brought a shot gun along since I had a small game license and tried to rustle up some ptarmigan. Previous trips it hasn't been problem to locate them, but for whatever reason this trip I couldn't find any. I did, however jump this buck bedded in the rocks while looking for birds. -
Muzzleloader Deer
Since we still had several days left and my partner was still hunting, I had ample time to enjoy the Rockies in other ways. This lake was about 1/2 mile from camp an I discovered it was full of trout that were very willing.
