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AFRICA! Bucket List nears... September.
What’s next, Kudu?- Salmonchaser
- Post #80
- Forum: Other Hunting Locations
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AFRICA! Bucket List nears... September.
Dang, hope they find it for you.- Salmonchaser
- Post #79
- Forum: Other Hunting Locations
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Which caliber?
Some times I agree with mtmuley; 280AI all day long.- Salmonchaser
- Post #30
- Forum: Firearms
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Hit/lost bull
Most of the tracking problems I’ve helped resolve occurr when folks stop tracking when the blood stops and start grid searching. Some one mentioned getting on your hands and knees, absolutely. You’re running out of time if he’s down. Go back to the last blood. Go inch by inch looking at the...- Salmonchaser
- Post #22
- Forum: Elk
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Dog photos: 3 easy objectives
I too am impressed by some of your dog photos, I keep trying and will take notes.- Salmonchaser
- Post #5
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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Elk .... Let's see them!!!
A picture is worth a thousand words, having a great time up in the Gravlies.- Salmonchaser
- Post #2,027
- Forum: Elk
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AFRICA! Bucket List nears... September.
Looking forward to your reports.- Salmonchaser
- Post #55
- Forum: Other Hunting Locations
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Bigger tiger trout.
Last month, I just read, the new Wyoming state record was set, Tiger Trout, 12.77 pounds 31.25 inches long. That fish also looked like it had potential to get bigger. Great looking fish.- Salmonchaser
- Post #5
- Forum: Fishing Hole
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Bigger tiger trout.
I’ve caught a lot of big Char and Dollies in Alaska. Those fish look like they could readily reach 30 plus inches and weights in the teens. They just look like they want to kick someone’s butt.- Salmonchaser
- Post #4
- Forum: Fishing Hole
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Top college towns for trout bums
My best day on the river, perhaps 75 or 1976, we killed double limits of mallards and geese, 3 pheasants, a bunch of quail and I really don’t recall how many fish we pulled out running hotshots. Just shy of Corvallis we banged a real good blacktail buck. Actually got checked by the game warden...- Salmonchaser
- Post #18
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Top college towns for trout bums
Raised my GPA at Oregon State by having a drift boat and a good working knowledge of the Alsea and the Siletz. Lived on venison, skim milk, salmon and steelhead in those days.- Salmonchaser
- Post #16
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Successful Muskox Hunt! Pope and Young/ Boone and Crockett
Not yet, living down in America now. I do have a moose hunt in November get some elk hunting just before that.- Salmonchaser
- Post #43
- Forum: Other Big Game
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Successful Muskox Hunt! Pope and Young/ Boone and Crockett
Out standing, good fortune. :) when do you leave for moose camp?- Salmonchaser
- Post #41
- Forum: Other Big Game
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Active fires and hunting, whats your thoughts?
I’ve had good luck hunting right up to the edge of the burns during rifle season. The fires are done growing but still plenty of hot spots. The Teepee butte fire was the best for us. Early rains produced quite a bit of green up. The elk were all over it.- Salmonchaser
- Post #17
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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How many hunting rifles do you have?
Me, I like filling niches even if I could and pretty well have, hunted everything with an 06. It started with a .22-250 and ended on the other end with a .577 NE. Hell I even bought a couple 6.5 creedmores, still don’t see what the fuss is all about there. I shoot at least once a week, normally...- Salmonchaser
- Post #5
- Forum: Firearms
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Beginner-Roosevelt Elk Hunting
Yes you can hunt wilderness areas in Oregon.- Salmonchaser
- Post #24
- Forum: Elk
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Short and sad Alaskan summer.
One need only to look at the ADFG website to marvel at the once great rivers being reduced or closed to retention to recognize there is legitimate concern over most of Alaska. That POW remains viable is indeed a blessing.- Salmonchaser
- Post #5
- Forum: Fishing Hole
