MT Ram

Not to derail your thread, but have you ever seen the pick up he has? It cracks me up, because he has about a 1975 vintage Chevy pick up that is an absolutely immaculate condition. At the time, he was putting about maybe 1500 miles a year on it, if that. And then he drives his shitty old Subarus up to the trail head to go elk hunting LOL. He is a class act, and a super guy.

Merry Christmas to you as well
 
Not hitting the hungry moose for a 20 dollar grab and go pastrami sammich huh?

Funny thing is that I was planning to eat lunch at the taco bus today as well. Turned out my framers were already at 191 Cafe when I came down the mountain so I joined them for a bowl of Mac and cheese.
 
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I'm loaded up for a glassing jaunt early in the AM and worried there will soon be smoke so thick I won't be able to see 1/2 mile. I'm glad to have a permit so close to home in a familiar place, so I can get the most out of the last of my "big 3". I'm not expecting to find a giant ram as there may not be any in this unit. I do expect a really terrific sheep hunt. Hoping I don't end up shooting one I spot from the gas station in November, but not above that either. Rams are on summer range now - that I know. I've been told to start scouting in early July, as that's when they're on summer range. I'll have 19 days in (not full days) by July 1st. I'm made a spreadsheet of all the sheep data I have on this unit dating back to 1983, as well as a tab to detail all my time spent there since finding out I drew. There's not much snow in the peaks for this time of year. My friend Jake Mosher took a photo last night in the unit, at sunset. This certainly does not suck.
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