thats amazing, going for elk this year and next starting my quest to the unlimited planning a summer trip to get the lay of the land this year
Thanks again for sharing the photos
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Thanks again for sharing the photos
buffybr
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@RestlessSoul, Welcome to HT and thanks for posting those sheep pictures. I still apply for a sheep tag every year, but I gave up on the Unlimited Units about 20 years ago.
Where did I miss the goat?
RestlessSoul
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I think he’s referring to my ProfPic
@RestlessSoul Holy smokes! Incredible pictures. Thanks for sharing. Made my day.
shines@times
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Damn Dale! What a selection of exceptional wild sheep photos! I'm with dgc1963 in being particularly fond of the snoozing ram.
Welcome to the forum.
Welcome to the forum.
RestlessSoul
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Much appreciated, Shines! Love reading all your stories of the “good op days”
C Bow
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WOW awesome photos. I am with Shines@Times snoozing Ram. Welcome maybe we will cross paths in the unlimited area someday. Not this year though I will be in the Brooks Range
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I'm thinking you just made waiting for September seem a little longer
shines@times
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Hi C Bow,
Like geetar, I"m guessing you are going after a white ram.
Since you haven't said anything about moving to the forty-ninth state, having a tribal affiliation or a brother-in-law up there I'm also guessing that a DIY hunt is not in the cards.
Nevertheless, I believe that you ought to watch this young Alaskan's solo hunt as it should provide additional inspiration:
Jason's video still gets my blood up every time I watch it.
shines@times
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I wholeheartedly agree!
While somewhat reticent to do so because it is slightly off topic being neither about Bighorn sheep nor Montana unlimited units and because it contains some off-color language, I think that I have provided the link on this forum previously. I did, and do so, because it authentically portrays both a dedicated--he moved from Vermont to Alaska specifically to enable his sheep hunting--sheep hunter's grueling efforts and his exuberant elation upon success. You can tell from the posted comments that many of the viewers feel the same about the video as I do: simply, it is one of the most genuine conveyances of solo sheep hunting that one is ever likely to see.
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C Bow
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Thanks Shines I have watched that video numerous times I did book a hunt for the North Slope of the Brooks My wife said I had paid my dues and needed a Alaska trip.Then next year back to the Beartooths I think the only way to a slam is get on with it Please wish me luck
shines@times
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Sounds like you married well!
We are all looking forward to a hunt report next Fall. And, I have wished you luck and good hunting and continue to do so. The only exception: I'm rooting for someone else to become the oldest guy to ever take a ram in Montana's unlimited units
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Cav1
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Coming back from an (unsuccessful) wolf hunt I saw these boys just over a week ago in the mouth of Yankee Jim Canyon. Didn't get any really good pics, but two were legal rams, one a really nice full curl. They weren't technically in District 300 or 303 at the time I saw them. I just threw that 3rd picture in because, really, how often do you see a whitetail above a bighorn ram?
C Bow
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I am very blessed I did not mean to hijack the Unlimited thread talking about a Dall hunt
Lawnboy
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Love your photos as always. Now I look forward to more posts about your hunting adventures in the future
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Game On........ Tag purchased
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Meh looking for a change on scenery
