They aren't wild sheep, they are crossbred domestic sheep, called "Texas Dalls." Totally different animal.
I am amazed at how many people dont even care if its behind a high fence, just a trophy on the wall. To most of us the trophy is the experiance and the mount is a memory trigger of that adventure.
Definitely tongue in cheek. My point was simply that you can hunt about any species in a "canned" manner, and yet some people will still prioritize it simply based on the species. I think there is a misperception that all Bison hunts are canned and a 100% success, when that is simply no where near the truth for several of the bison hunts available in the draw in many western states.
You aren't wrong, but this is about wild bison hunts being an uncommon hunting experience for an iconic North American species. Rarer than wild mountain sheep or mountain goat or moose tags, larger than all others, bison are the leading prize in many regards. I'm going to enjoy the **** out of this hunt, and make it a family adventure, and toss that bison rug right on my couch where my suburban friends, all 3 of them, will have to hear about the story for the next 40 years.
You get the permit and we can work something out…
Hopefully, you will get a message from me reminding you of this post in the next few years. Now, if I can get @ccc23454 and/or @375H&H and/or @SnowyMountaineer to help a NR in the wilderness…
If you get a Wyoming bison tag I would love nothing more than to accompany you in the wilderness and be a part of another hunt.
I hope I have a couple more years in me!
Is this offer for @BAKPAKR only? Asking for myself....
Well since you are from Colorado, who did you vote for in the last election?
