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Muley Hunt Outfitter Help
Holy cow fifteen thousand per person. I need to find a new job! My first thought would be to look into one of the reservation guides. That might be a good option if you haven't already looked into it.- Kentucky Jack
- Post #25
- Forum: Deer
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Turkeys!!! Let’s see them!
Persistence finally paid off in Kentucky! Finally on day 3 I heard the first gobble. This place I'm hunting is Jake heavy called in 9 Jakes the first couple days. This morning after hearing a gobble in the distance I made a set up and called in 5 more Jakes. They putted off but I remained where...- Kentucky Jack
- Post #82
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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A word to the wise is sufficient
What If she's promising hunting land? These poor ladies are just looking for a guy to hunt with and somehow have hundreds of acre's that nobody else has access too! No it doesn't sound too to be true.- Kentucky Jack
- Post #20
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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New to WY pronghorn
Due to reduction in tags and increase in hunters nobody here is gonna hand out information. You gotta do your own research. Fortunately Wyoming gives you most all info on their website. I just started trying to hunt Wyoming 3 years ago and still haven't drawn. Just building points and trying to...- Kentucky Jack
- Post #21
- Forum: Pronghorn
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Are hunter numbers down?
Probably but I still don't think you will ever be able to get an accurate data. For example where I live if you own 5 acres or more you don't have to purchase a hunting license to hunt your own property. Amish never buy a hunting license but they put a hurtin on game year round because of their...- Kentucky Jack
- Post #37
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Are hunter numbers down?
Yes mostly correct, there has been quite a few lost to development, more houses on the landscape and subdivisions being added. But for example what used to be a 500 acre farm being hunted by 7 or 8 people is now only being hunted by 1 or 2. So where do the other 5 or 6 go? They quit or go to...- Kentucky Jack
- Post #33
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Are hunter numbers down?
This is what I'm dealing with where I live in Kentucky! What was once easy access to small and large farms is now gone. Outfitters have came in and offered outrageous prices to lease land. Also wealthy out of staters have leased what's left. The farmers who also hunt only want large antlered...- Kentucky Jack
- Post #29
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Beyond a dream, what's your ultimate hunt?
Don't know why but I've always dreamed of hunting any species in Yellowstone or Grand tetons! Maybe because I was a history major in college and the stories I read of mountain men and officers in U.S. army hunting that untouched land just pulled at me. Of course I realize I was born way too late...- Kentucky Jack
- Post #91
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Be honest about your Wyoming elk app!
Regular for me, swinging for the fences on 3 points. No way I could afford that special price and probably never will. If regular price goes up then I will just have to bail out. Some dreams are meant to be just that.- Kentucky Jack
- Post #32
- Forum: Tag, Applications, Maps & E-Scouting
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goHunt updating draw odds!
I've contemplated using go hunt or top rut but haven't so far. I kinda find it fun trying to figure out the draw odds using my own research but that hasn't paid off as of yet. My question is, is it really worth the extra money if they are giving you the same information they are giving everyone...- Kentucky Jack
- Post #6
- Forum: Tag, Applications, Maps & E-Scouting
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Louisiana Man
Welcome from Kentucky! Was just in natchitoches during Christmas. Y'all in Louisiana sure know how to cook. Can't wait to get back down there maybe this time I can squeeze in a gator hunt!- Kentucky Jack
- Post #7
- Forum: Who am I?
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Quitters
I guess I'm a quitter too! I quit applying for elk tags in my home state of Kentucky 3 years ago. Just got tired of never being drawn but watching the same TV hunters get tags year after year really pissed me off. Really wished I had learned about opportunities in the western states before age...- Kentucky Jack
- Post #212
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Deer - lets see em
No not at all, if the right side would have matched the left he would have scored 146' but he scored 135'. G2 on left side was 12'- Kentucky Jack
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- Forum: Deer
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Deer - lets see em
Private land whitetail here in Kentucky but might as well been public with 14 people on 98 acres. Grateful to the landowner who gave me permission but he also gives it to many more. It was hard finding a spot with no hunters but most of them chose fields while I chose to hunt a pinch point in...- Kentucky Jack
- Post #1,807
- Forum: Deer
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The Kentucky Elk EXPANSION - A RMEF Film
Thanks for your report, us residents have been screaming this for the last several years. But it seems to always fall on deaf ears. Just curious but how many elk were seen during your hunt? We're they mostly on private? Thanks- Kentucky Jack
- Post #26
- Forum: YouTube Channel
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Wondering about Taxidermist past Date
It took me several years to find a taxidermist I like and communicates well. He does all of it out of a shop behind his house. He's always been straight forward and as a hunter himself he's not always available and I work around it. His time frame is never consistent because he's gotta a life...- Kentucky Jack
- Post #19
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Loyalty Kentucky elk draw 2023
All these comments are exactly what I've been saying for years. Just solidifies my decision to stop wasting money on KY elk. I stopped applying 3 years ago, after 12 yrs straight of not getting drawn and watching the same rich people and tv personalities go year after year. I've heard from...- Kentucky Jack
- Post #14
- Forum: Elk
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Kentucky guy
Welcome, what part of Kentucky? As I am also from the bluegrass!- Kentucky Jack
- Post #15
- Forum: Who am I?
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Couple’s getaway ideas
Ever thought about the Smokey mountains? Gatlinburg and pigeon forge has a ton to offer from shopping to really nice restaurants. Plus you can drive scenic loops and see wildlife. Horseback riding through the Smokey's looking at black bears always works for brownie points from my wife! Plus a...- Kentucky Jack
- Post #61
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Turkeys!!! Let’s see them!
Opening day in Kentucky was tough, but midday they finally broke away from their hens.- Kentucky Jack
- Post #51
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
