psinclair
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I predict many exceptional bulls taken this coming fall. Mild winter, followed by the best moisture I've ever seen in April, May, and June.
Eastern Montana....
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I predict many exceptional bulls taken this coming fall. Mild winter, followed by the best moisture I've ever seen in April, May, and June.
LopeHunter
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Sounds like a fun adventure with larger antlers than usual waiting at the end of the adventure. Hard to complain about that. Well, back might be sore having extra weight to carry out at all with the larger racks and presumably more meat. Bummer.
montana_bow
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Just be ready to fight a few mosquitoes along the way 
antlerradar
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South eastern part has had a big whiff on on much of the rain. It is very dry on the Custer right now and there is a lot of Cheat grass. Could be some big fires this year.
It is nice not having to fight the blood sucking bugs.
It is nice not having to fight the blood sucking bugs.
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hansontyrel
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That's what I loved about living in Western ND. I can't remember if I ever got bit by a mosquito in four years!
brownbear932008
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That sounds great because I finally have a breaks ES rifle permit to fill in November..... sure looks like tons on greenery coming up for feed.
We have already had a few fires around Baker here and quite a few just over in to North Dakota. Not a good thing this early into the summer
Well, if psinclair is correct . . . . . . we should see him with another exceptional bow killed elk this fall.
How's eastern Montana look for sweet clover? Look like there some in the photo. I'm not a big fan of that stuff, it typically gets waist high and then dies out (dries up) and then is very noisy to move around in during archery season.
How's eastern Montana look for sweet clover? Look like there some in the photo. I'm not a big fan of that stuff, it typically gets waist high and then dies out (dries up) and then is very noisy to move around in during archery season.
antlerradar
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Very little sweet clover on the Custer. There is good grass as there was good rain in April. May and June have been lacking so it is drying out fast.
