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Public land…🤬
Yes, it’s the same everywhere. I ran into a guy here in Montana last week an hour before daylight on a very popular trail who was cursing me out for being there. So I turned off a different direction, then heard him yelling down at me from further up the hill threatening me if I came up...- Bhoesl
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Lewistown tips
If you’re going to Hobson, Utica isn’t much further and the Ox Yoke has great burgers. -
Lewistown tips
Good to know, thanks! my wife loved her food when she still had the place on main street, I had no idea she was still in business! -
Deer Hunting in MI
It wouldn’t be a true Michigan deer camp with any other card game besides euchre. -
Deer - lets see em
Of course this guy hangs around at 10 yards while I have only a doe tag. -
Sunday Pic of the Day
I’ve seen those chainsaw winches do some incredible things, but that is a first!- Bhoesl
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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My biggest/longest road trip yet.
Sounds like a great trip! Just curious how you plan the logistics of handling earlier kills for the rest of your trip? 3 weeks seems like a long time to be keeping meat in coolers in your truck?- Bhoesl
- Post #12
- Forum: Live Hunts
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Deer - lets see em
Not very big but kinda unique and happy to have some fresh venison in the freezer! -
Your Personal Wounding Rate- Archery Elk
No offense to you, and congratulations on your success , however I feel the “half hour” or less statement could give newer bow hunters a bad idea. There are definitely situations where it is much safer to wait longer than that, even with a great hit, rather than pursuing an animal too soon… -
Your Personal Wounding Rate- Archery Elk
Luckily I’m at 100% success rate if we’re talking elk only (sample size of only 1, lol). I have lost a few deer, not sure the exact number but I’d guess around 10% maybe. I’d like to think that number has gone down over the years, but it definitely still happens to the best of us. -
Archery coyote
I’m color blind as well. Definitely doesn’t help!- Bhoesl
- Post #8
- Forum: Other Small Game
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Archery coyote
No. That’s mostly why I would like to find him is to hopefully get my arrow back- Bhoesl
- Post #3
- Forum: Other Small Game
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Archery coyote
Anyone here shot a coyote with an arrow, are they notoriously hard to blood trail? Shot one last night, frontal shot in the front of the chest , he spun around on the ground a couple times yelping then ran off into some thick brush where I could hear him snarling for a few seconds, then silent...- Bhoesl
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- Forum: Other Small Game
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Deer Hunting in MI
Someone suggested cutting generous shooting lanes and that’s a good idea, the only thing I would add is to take the time to drag all the trees, limbs, etc away to one pile somewhere. If you just leave everything where it falls, your shooting lane can end up so thick with debris that the deer... -
Best Trail Cam Pictures
If you look close enough you can see me in the blind drawing my bow back. This photo was from the last few seconds of that buck’s life.- Bhoesl
- Post #777
- Forum: Cameras - Photo and Video
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Schnees boots rebuild?
I have a pair or schnees pac boots that are almost 20 years old, the leather uppers are still in pretty good shape, but the rubber bottom parts are cracking and coming apart. Has anyone sent a pair back for rebuild? How did they turn out? Looks like it costs about 1/2 the price of a whole new...- Bhoesl
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- Forum: Gear, Gear Deals & Gear Talk
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