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    Idaho 2024- start %itching now

    It will most likely be another BIG Fiasco.
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    Half mount bear

    Dave, I think I saw that bear once or twice when he was still alive?
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    “Thank you” Card for non-BMA landowner?

    The question was.....what should a person due to thank a land owner for letting you hunt? I can answer with what worked for me. Don't wait until the next hunt season to ask permission. Tell him you would like to do some work on the ranch in exchange for the right to hunt. If travel distance is...
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    Should I buy a .338?

    If you don't own it by now..............nope, can't put it in print!
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    Passing Them Up Is Almost as Much Fun as Shooting Them

    Observing deer up close is a constant learning of their natural living and reactions to sounds, sightings whatever.
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    Cartridge engravings (keepsakes)

    Great idea for those that save the "kill cases". How small can you engrave? I reload my "kill cases" but have a baby food jar of my "kill bullets" taken from animals since I started hunting in the 50's. Most I can remember the animal. Not much room to engrave but worth a try.
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    Blowhards, blowing winds, and bashful bucks

    Great story, congrats on the hunt. Note: It is safer to pack your antlers tines down, just think what could happen if you were walking in a gully..........
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    Non-resident Idaho tag frenzy

    Yep Dave, more camps and rigs there than ever before. Five big horse trailers left at the saddle, five from OOS. Washington, Missouri, two from Minnesota and a Ca plate. I was up on the "lookout" this morning and watched all the road hunters driving around, never heard a shot fired all morning...
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    Non-resident Idaho tag frenzy

    Opening day here for elk and I rode by a 50" or less trailhead while checking cows. There were six rigs with SxS or ATV trailers all from OOS, one Minnesota, two Wisconsin, one Nebraska and two California. That area was only hunted by a few locals before a big write up in an outdoor magazine a...
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    Ludicrous things you've cooked in camp

    Spotted owl and Bull trout.
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    Idaho hunters.....

    Buy a wolf tag (and fill it) help save our big game animals! You can also use your deer or elk tag on a wolf. If you have no tag be aware that some get the lockjaw disease that follows mistaking a wolf for a coyote.
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    Just how important is camo to spot-n-stalk western rifle hunting?

    Camo helps keep a person hid from other hunters. I have stalked and taken lots of game wearing a faded blue work shirt and Levi's using skills and not relying on camo.
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    Salmon B Elk Tag Idaho

    Good luck in getting away from people! When you are there take note of those from your state with the same idea as you. Tip......hunt the steepest roughest looking country you have ever seen for the best chance at a good bull. If you swear you will never hunt that spot again you are in elk country.
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    Cool places that only hunters and outdoorsmen can really appreciate. (bars, restaurants and hotels)

    Dutch Miller's bar in Knights Landing, the ceiling is FULL of up-side down deer antlers. ( 50+ years since I was there LBM aka Chris from Orygun ) :LOL:
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    Cool places that only hunters and outdoorsmen can really appreciate. (bars, restaurants and hotels)

    Little Big Man.... Not 10 then, add 1+3+5+4+3+2 and you got it.
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    Cool places that only hunters and outdoorsmen can really appreciate. (bars, restaurants and hotels)

    I have not been to the Jiggs Bar for almost 60 years, but I remember the pet Bobcat they would let out of its cage and it would walk on the bar top!
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    Anybody else muzzleloader hunting this year

    I will if the surgeon can make my trigger finger work next month! If not, may have to try the string on the trigger around wrist trick.
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    Archery Hunting: middle of the day

    Still hunt just over the down wind side of a ridge perpendicular to the prevailing wind. Take baby steps, keep eyes looking ahead and to crest of ridge, but most of all concentrate on the surrounding scents. I have taken lots of game using my nose to locate game. Catch them bedded and looking...
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    Anybody post this up yet?

    He got what was deserved since he was taking animals we honest hunters could have had a chance at harvesting!
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    Cool places that only hunters and outdoorsmen can really appreciate. (bars, restaurants and hotels)

    I remember Foster's having a real variety way back in the 50's, must be more there now. Another thing I remember in my long ago travels was a stuffed white bull elk, but to where it is/was is gone from my noodle, anyone know?

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