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2023 elk so far
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First bull!!
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Montana Moose & Mental Fortitude
Congratulations. That’s an awesome bull!- rmyoung1
- Post #24
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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NM elks...
A @hank4elk story is like a warm fire and cup of coffee. Soothing -
Make Bison Hunting Great Again
That’s as good as a bison hunt gets, I’d say. Congratulations and thanks for the awesome write up!- rmyoung1
- Post #84
- Forum: Other Big Game
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Sheep Grazing Buyout in Colorado
Awesome, @Oak ! Many thanks to you and RMBS- rmyoung1
- Post #10
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Loosing a friend
Praying for you guys. And please be gentle on yourself. Grieving is deeply personal and people do it differently.- rmyoung1
- Post #10
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Gear Pile '23...so it begins
Congratulations, Ken. There are few things better than a successful cow elk hunt. Just awesome.- rmyoung1
- Post #23
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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FWP’S BIENNIAL HUNTING SEASON-SETTING PROCESS BEGINS IN JUNE
If Montana must have a 5-week firearm season in Oct/Nov and a muzzleloader season, I wish they’d merge the two ideas and have 3 weeks of modern rifle and then the last 2 weeks for primitive muzzleloaders. Doesn’t seem like a big ask, but it would have to help the mule deer some. Would be a small... -
Montana Mountain Goat- at wits end
I, too, really want this to end with a dead billy. You got this, @Marshian- rmyoung1
- Post #394
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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Spooked and Humbled
So does this mean you’ll never again start a HT entry with: “Dressed in cotton with one in the chamber…”???? Edit: Just saw that @Mica Man beat me to the punch. 😂😂😂- rmyoung1
- Post #48
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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An event of extreme importance
It’s a whole new world, a whole new wonderful world once your little ones start joining you. I’ve really tried to concentrate on opportunities where they’d see a lot of game. It’s made for some fun times so far. -
An event of extreme importance
We cut up Luke’s deer, and I hauled it back toward to the river as darkness closed the boy’s first day of hunting. Back at the water’s edge, we had the chance to sit on the bank and watch the bright crescent moon illuminate the ripples and eddies. We chatted about the day that we both will never... -
An event of extreme importance
The mandatory picture with his dad… And three-generation hunting photos are the best… -
An event of extreme importance
I flipped off the safety for my boy and he pressed the trigger. The buck couldn’t hit the dirt fast enough. And the look on my youngest’s face will stay with me until death or senility, whichever comes first. After an emphatic high-five, he jumped to his feet and ran toward my dad with his... -
An event of extreme importance
Ten minutes or so after our little debate, I watched a deer skip into the wheat stubble. I pressed the binos to my face and started relaying information to Luke who was still prone behind his rifle. “It’s a little buck, Luke. Do you see it?” “Yeah, I see it. Can I shoot it?” “You can shoot it if... -
An event of extreme importance
We made it across the river and settled under a shady cottonwood on the edge of a cut wheat field, the same field that delivered a whitetail to me and the 257 a year earlier. I explained to Luke that we would get him comfortable behind the rifle, lying prone over my pack and simply wait for the... -
An event of extreme importance
Back in 2020, I bought Luke a 257 Weatherby magnum. Yes, a little hot for a youngster. But I had fun with it and tinkered around a bit as he grew. A Bell & Carlson stock cut down to 12-1/2” LOP was added this year. It now fits him well. And with the Weatherby accubrake threaded onto the end of...
