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Pants for the tall...
Sorry for the triple post guys. Please delete the other two. Showed it as a problem on my end when I posted the others...I swear, I’ve posted in other forums before 😜- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Pants for the tall...
Hey guys, I’m so tired of buying pants that don’t fit. I’m 6’4” and about 170. Try as I may, I can’t put on any weight. I’ve searched high and low for some good hunting pants that would fit a guy like me, but nothing yet. I have the same problem with regular jeans, but if you pony up enough...- huntinsonovagun
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Hunting pants for a tall guy, but not a “big” guy
Hey guys, I’m so tired of buying pants that don’t fit. I’m 6’4” and about 170. Try as I may, I can’t put on any weight. I’ve searched high and low for some good hunting pants that would fit a guy like me, but nothing yet. I have the same problem with regular jeans, but if you pony up enough...- huntinsonovagun
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Pants for tall guys, but not “big and y’all”
Hey guys, I’m so tired of buying pants that don’t fit. I’m 6’4” and about 170. Try as I may, I can’t put on any weight. I’ve searched high and low for some good hunting pants that would fit a guy like me, but nothing yet. I have the same problem with regular jeans, but if you pony up enough...- huntinsonovagun
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Helicopter BLM access
I seriously considered buying a powered parachute for this very reason....winds in Wyoming might be a bit of a challenge though- huntinsonovagun
- Post #18
- Forum: Pronghorn
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WY Leftover Doe Tags
You a answered my question before I had a chance to reply. Thanks Topgun.- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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WY Leftover Doe Tags
Totally looked over the Leftover Drawing Odds page. Thanks for the links! How is it I’ve heard of guys shooting a handful of doe? Was there a change in WY in recent years, or maybe their on private land?- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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WY Leftover Doe Tags
Are they a thing of the past, or should it be fairly easy to get a couple, or does it depend on the unit? I tried researching the WY site but didn’t gather much. Is there a limited number of for tags you can buy as well? I’m planning on trying to draw one but also trying to wrap my head around...- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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“Must-See” areas in Wyoming?
Very cool guys- THANKS! How about this- from what I gather, pronghorn country looks basically the same just about everywhere. Is there an area or a unit that is really unique/beautiful that is just an awesome place to go hunt pronghorns?- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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“Must-See” areas in Wyoming?
Wow you guys are awesome. Much more info already than I expected! I think we can definitely skip Yellowstone with all of those suggestions. Something I’d stil like to do at some point...maybe when the kids are a little older.- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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“Must-See” areas in Wyoming?
In a thread a few months ago, I mentioned the possibility on taking my young family to Wyoming for a vacation/antelope hunting trip. I’ve got one PP, but I think I’m now leaning towards just getting a couple of doe tags (mainly due to the horror stories I’ve read about the easy-to-draw units and...- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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Father Son Antelope Hunt - First One
Great info guys. I’ve got a list of units piling up in my phone I’ve been saving of “possible units” and “definitely not units”. Pointingdigsrule- you were on the reltree forum back in the day, weren’t ya?- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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Typical cost to access landlocked BLM in WY?
Threads like this are what deter me from making the trip to a “2nd choice” location. Never having been there before, I’d hate to spend the money, and more importantly the time, to get there and be bombarded by people. I’m not afraid of a little competition, as I hunt public land 95% of the time...- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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Access Quality of Eastern Wyoming?
PrairieHunter- thanks for the link. In all the research I’ve done I hadn’t yet come across that!!- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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Access Quality of Eastern Wyoming?
Awesome info guys. This was one of my concerns, but ALMOST sounds like it shouldn’t be as concerning as others make it out to be.- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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welp I'm new here and new to huntn the west
Very cool! Post up some more pics if you have some! Congrats on a nice buck!- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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Resources
Good stuff guys. Just making sure I wasn’t missing something!- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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Family Trip? 2019
That’s kind of what I have in my mind, but then I hear of guys hunting for a week struggling to find anything “decent” and then shooting a 6” buck....I guess I just don’t want to go to a unit and be like “shoot...not nearly enough animals here to hunt” or “well...I can only access 200 acres in...- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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Family Trip? 2019
Good to know! That’s more of what I’d prefer anyway. It may sound dumb to some, but I want to experience the drainages, the sage, the rocks, native grasses and tracks in the soil. If I wanted to drive around and see animals I’d stay on the pavement.- huntinsonovagun
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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Resources
Just purchased my first WY preference point for pronghorn. Any recommended resources I should check out for a first-time wannabe pronghorn hunter? I’ve read so many threads here it’s mind-boggling. Also have a notes folder on my phone just for pronghorn stuff. I may check out the GoHunt site...- huntinsonovagun
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