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GSP to give to a good home!
Ith, Is'nt 'Idaho Ron' looking for a GSP.- Carnivore
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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How old were you when you tipped your first elk?
Idaho, area 39,Nov 7, 2002, at 3:45P.M. I'm still 32. First elk hunt and I went solo. Shot him at 230 yards with an old Savage .308 Win. I'll have my next one in 9 1/2 months. But who's counting :D -
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How do you rate game meat?
Big game: 1. Oryx 2. Elk 3. White tail 4. muley (?) Emu falls in here somewhere. Good chit. Hav'nt had moose, and I tasted cat about 15 years ago. Dont remember how good it tasted, just remember it was good. Small Game: 1. Chukar 2. Quail 3. Pheasant AND don't forget Beaver "It's not what...- Carnivore
- Post #17
- Forum: Other Big Game
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AZ Quail help
Grew up hunting quail in the Thatcher/Safford area (Gila Valley). It's all agriculture so there's a lot of water(river and canals). I know it's a drive from the valley, but if you ever head that way, I can give specific spots.- Carnivore
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Jason Lee's First Elk Hunt!!!!.........
Hell, we can get 5 pages just talking good beer. I've been a Fat Tire drinker for a while. One of my favorites! :D How's the Blue Paddle? I've seen it, but hav'nt par-taked in a sample yet. Of course Alaskan Amber falls right in with Fat Tire as good chit. I also like to take along some... -
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Chukar 101 help
No Ith, I have'nt made it down there yet. A litte far for a 1/2 day hunt, but I do plan on going down before the season ends. I do know of a spot around here that holds 'A LOT' of birds, but you have to hike in a ways to get to it. I guess thats why there's so many chukar there, no one hunts...- Carnivore
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Chukar 101 help
Thanks gents, I'll keep it mind next time I'm out. I think the main problem is the general location; big, steep hills. There's some descent rock cover but these guys sit about 3/4 up the hill and then flush 1/2 way down the back side (very steep side). Don't get me wrong, I still have a...- Carnivore
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Chukar 101 help
Need some hunting tips for these bad boys. We (dog and I) find them no problem but after the first flush, the covey is gone. The places we hunt are preety steep. If I approach from the bottom, they run over the top. If I hunt from the top they fly down or around the hill and keep going. We...- Carnivore
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What was your first dog?
GSP, and I still have her. As for stories, there's plenty, but today we went out in all of this fog and got a pheasant(wild) and a few quail. Had a great time. Best of luck on your first. Regardless of the breed, you're in for a great time.- Carnivore
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Jason Lee's First Elk Hunt!!!!.........
Elkhunter, cool idea with the hat. Not bad, but you're not thinking right You can only support 24-32oz's at one time. My solution, 100oz camel pack of moose drool(some Montanny beer). Drinking that much beer thru a straw really kicks.:D And as for the whacky weed, I would suggest special... -
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Jason Lee's First Elk Hunt!!!!.........
Almost forgot, You think the drinking/driving/shooting part without beer wastage is hard, hell, try field dressing those guys with a one handed beer handicap. :eek: ;) -
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What breed of dog?
Damn Ith, You're up pretty late were'nt you. Having a problem sleeping old man! :D ;)- Carnivore
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Jason Lee's First Elk Hunt!!!!.........
Nut, You forgot to mention your spot light! Personally, I use one with at least 1,000,000 candle power. :D :D I guess guys don't know the challenge of driving, and drinking, and trying to shoot out the window of your truck without spilling the beer! :D ;) -
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What breed of dog?
I think it shows you can add $250-$500 to the price of a dog for having a certification, but it wont gauruntee your dog will be a good hunter. I believe the dogs upbringing(training) will determine it's ability in the field. But hey, if people want to keep spending big dollars for...- Carnivore
- Post #33
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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What breed of dog?
You're still in the right ballpark CH, Shorthairs will normally go for $250-$500 depending on bloodline. Like you said, it's the fancy named one's that get pricey but that sure don't make them better hunters. It's just like paying more for brand names. I've hunted with so called 'high...- Carnivore
- Post #31
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Ovis/Steamer/Flytier:
Any of you guys up for an afternoon bird hunt. I'm planning to go out maybe tomorrow or Thursday for a few hours, say around 2:00 or 3:00 p.m til when ever. I could swing a little earlier in you can. Mike- Carnivore
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So where are you going?!!!......
HS: Only 15 miles. Hell, I'm thinking more in the lines of 50-75. If I leave in August, I should get there in time :D If you swing close to Mt Home give me a call. I love to help out with the kitty hunt. Like they say, the only good kitty is a dead kitty. ;) Don't chastize me...
