Recent content by R.K.
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Something you dont see every day
Was driving along the Musselshell last week, and in one stretch, every prominence in the bluff (and I mean every single one) had a goose standing on it like a gargoyle. Think I saw 5 in a row. Definitely odd.- R.K.
- Post #15
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Other ideas to fill the freezer?
Roadkill salvage permits.- R.K.
- Post #3
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Non Political Broadhead Thread (With a Bonus Poll!)
Currently? Nap thunderhead 125gr. They were cheap, and they work. No failures for me so far. Don’t care too much if I wreck one on a pass through. Several whitetail and grouse have fallen to this. I swap shafts until they spin test true, then broadhead tune the bow, and swap out to stropped... -
Feral horse removal
More than one now, and it seems the horse morons were out in full force. But there were a few sane comments with fun knowledge on the history about the herd.- R.K.
- Post #31
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Feral horse removal
So much for “best available science”. Just let the emotions dictate legality, ecosystem health be damned.- R.K.
- Post #29
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Training Resource- Lab for Upland hunting?
Standard poodle. They are traditionally a bird dog.- R.K.
- Post #32
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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Training Resource- Lab for Upland hunting?
Everyone- meet Ellie.- R.K.
- Post #30
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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Thermal recovery drones?
At a bird hunting preserve in Missouri last fall, the owner had one. He flew it most evenings, and knew where every single buck on the place was. I mean twenty of them, to within which tree they were under, and what direction they were facing. He was able to pattern the deer from it, too. And it...- R.K.
- Post #33
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Catch All Fishing Thread
After moving back to Montana in February, and taking my sweet time to dodge ice storms on the way, I finally made it out to chase some trout in March. Got 5, this was the smallest of the day. This weekend, had to fly to Florida for a wedding. Given the long distance, we took a couple extra...- R.K.
- Post #296
- Forum: Fishing Hole
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Garfield County sues High Lonesome Ranch over road access
Question- will the ranch be paying 9 years of back fees for outfitter leasing?- R.K.
- Post #119
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Great Social Media posts?
What in the actual hell is that… It’s like they put down a pile of corn, petted it once, then backed up a couple paces and threw some sticks at it haphazardly- mostly in the guts. I can smell that photo, and the bison (or beefalo?) is the least offensive part of it. 6 jokers, 5 arrows, no good...- R.K.
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Montana General Season Structure Proposal
At least you got the rock dug out and the shape roughed out. Once it’s chiseled into a shape that will move easier, let us know how to help, and we’ll get behind it and push. -
Montana General Season Structure Proposal
“Complaining about a problem without posing a solution is called whining."- T. Roosevelt Instead of bickering back and forth on whether or not wolves killed off all the elk or pushed them into private instead of more hunters and days afield with better technology, how about focusing on pulling... -
Montana General Season Structure Proposal
I recall seeing that as well, but there was also a population estimate- broken down by region and statewide- that went back to the ‘50s. I understand the 50s was an unsustainably high population, but the decades that followed were not. And the population trend was showing significant decline... -
Montana General Season Structure Proposal
A few thoughts: 1- put away the rulers and zip up your pants. It does nothing for the conversation. 2- I applaud this group for affecting a meaningful change in doe permits to help reduce doe harvest and improve public deer herds. It’s damn tough to get change implemented, especially change...
