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DIY Caribou Hunt Brooks Mountain range
www.brooksrange.com I could send you all the info, but it's probably best to go straight to the source.- Poke 'Em
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- Forum: Hunting in Alaska
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Access question
You can if you get permission. Nobody on here can answer that question for you, only the grantor of permission. -
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Leupold RX-1000 Rangefinder
Some minor cosmetic wear, but the glass is still in pretty good shape.- Poke 'Em
- Post #5
- Forum: Free Classifieds - Buy/Sell/Trade
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Leupold RX-1000 Rangefinder
3.5 years old, good condition, I just upgraded to a fancier model. $150 TYD in the lower 48.- Poke 'Em
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- Forum: Free Classifieds - Buy/Sell/Trade
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Steven Rinella and Rob Bishop
I think the real missed opportunity from Rinella's standpoint was on Bishop's argument about transfer to states "for public purpose." If the states own the land, close off all public access, and clear-cut everything but send the money to pay for a bridge, that's "for public purpose." Many states...- Poke 'Em
- Post #64
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Montana Hunters.....We Need Your Help
Unfortunately, the split mineral and surface rights on this property really do complicate things. As much as I want this easement to go through, there may actually be some prudence involved here. Because the mineral rights are separate from the surface rights in this case, a conservation...- Poke 'Em
- Post #94
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana Commission Results available?
I didn't look through everything, so maybe I caught an unrepresentative small sample, but 2 of the first 3 permits I looked at (for deer) went up by 50-100%.- Poke 'Em
- Post #7
- Forum: Tag, Applications, Maps & E-Scouting
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Montana Commission Results available?
They're on the website. Noteworthy that lots of permit numbers are going up this year...- Poke 'Em
- Post #5
- Forum: Tag, Applications, Maps & E-Scouting
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Idaho Bill HO536 - Changing Trespass Law
I completely agree. The onus should be on the hunter to know where he is, not on the landowner to have to spray paint every 600 feet. I cut my teeth hunting in Oklahoma. Nothing was posted. It was the days before GPS maps. Yet I always knew whose property I was on.- Poke 'Em
- Post #15
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Rank your meat
That was just for big game. If I add in all the game I've killed: 1. Fox Squirrel 2. Whitetail Fawn (spots and all) 3. Turkey 4. Pronghorn 5. Elk 6. Caribou 7. Rabbits 8. Hungarian Partridge 9. Sharp-tailed Grouse 10. Pheasant 11. Black Bear (higher based on flavor, but the need to cook it to...- Poke 'Em
- Post #42
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Rank your meat
Based on what I've shot: 1. Whitetail Fawn (spots and all) 2. Pronghorn 3. Elk 4. Caribou 5. Whitetail adult 6. Black Bear (higher based on flavor, but the need to cook it to higher temps knocks it down the list) 7. Moose 8. Mule Deer- Poke 'Em
- Post #41
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Montana Hunters.....We Need Your Help
LOL. I'd love to talk reservoir engineering with this guy...- Poke 'Em
- Post #30
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana Hunters.....We Need Your Help
Dear Mr. Rosendale, I sometimes recreate near your property (which is not at all where that video was shot, thankfully). Please don't shoot a high-powered rifle high into the air while I'm around. Warmest regards, Me.- Poke 'Em
- Post #28
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Montana Hunters.....We Need Your Help
Got a direct email for Rosendale? His Senate Campaign website says: "Support Greater Access to our Public Lands During my service on Montana’s land board, I’ve shown that I will work to expand access to public lands for hunters, anglers and others who simply want to enjoy Montana’s great...- Poke 'Em
- Post #7
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Reloader 26
I can't find any Reloder 26 anywhere. :(- Poke 'Em
- Post #8
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Why doe not easier to hunt than buck (in CO)?
I buy a doe tag every year in case I don't find a buck I'm after, but I usually don't fill it. This is Montana, but I guarantee that approach is what drives the stats. If I wanted a doe, I guarantee I could fill that tag with a 100% success rate every year. -
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Eating Elk, Backstraps or Round Steaks ?
I had a pronghorn a couple of years ago that was tough as nails. In that case it was the whole animal, not just one cut. It's odd that just the backstraps are tough but not the rest. Regardless, I left him in the freezer as others have mentioned. He got more tender. Never what I would call...- Poke 'Em
- Post #11
- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
