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Threating a Waterfowl Production Area with an Office Complex
Yes, their office, visitor center, and maintenance shops were at the bison range until the tribe took over. My other question would be what work are these employees even doing now? The article says “2 biologists, 2 maintenance workers, and a part-time employee”. Prior to the tribe taking over...- Bhoesl
- Post #10
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Threating a Waterfowl Production Area with an Office Complex
I would think that Pheasants Forever would speak up strongly opposed to this as well, they've put alot of money into habitat improvements on those WPA's for many years, including having (maybe still have??) a full time habitat specialist working there.- Bhoesl
- Post #3
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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buying a used bow
Thanks for the advice everyone. I ended up buying a Darton spectra E 32 off archery talk. Just got it a couple days ago and love it so far. What a huge difference from my old bow! -
Fly Rod help
Another vote for the St Croix Legend series. I’ve had one for about 15 years and love it. The warranty is great, you break it they’ll repair or replace it. You just pay the shipping, or sometimes the shop you bought it from can ship it back for you.- Bhoesl
- Post #56
- Forum: Fishing Hole
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Deadheads - Let's see 'em
found this one behind my house this afternoon.- Bhoesl
- Post #397
- Forum: Shed Antlers
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buying a used bow
Good idea, thanks! Just printed one off, I’ll drop it off there sometime this week. -
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buying a used bow
Any advice on shopping for a used bow (compound)? The bow I'm using now is well over 30 years old and I'd like to try upgrading to something newer but can't afford the prices of brand new. I can find lots for sale online at good prices but would rather buy something that I can see in person... -
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Hunting and Bipolar
Used to go to a wild game dinner every year when I was younger, there'd be every type of meat imaginable there, and the BBQ Raccoon was always one of my favorites out of everything.- Bhoesl
- Post #200
- Forum: Live Hunts
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Deer - lets see em
Public land Montana whitetail. With a bow during rifle season (weapon restricted area). One of the biggest bodied whitetails I’ve gotten. -
As they lay
Archery buck during rifle season.- Bhoesl
- Post #1,703
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Elk wounding question
You say you saw blood in the scope when you shot, also that he was lagging further behind the rest of the herd, and that the herd had previously been shot at down lower... Is it possible that bull was already hit poorly by someone else and you missed completely? Seems like for blood to have... -
Arrow not breaking the spine?
Just wanted to report back to everyone. I saw what I believe to be the same deer about 2 weeks after the shot. As @sambo3006 and others suggested I believe the arrow went above the spine, as I could see a dark scar on her back just behind the shoulder and maybe a few inches below the top of... -
Hunting around Bozeman
Not really near Bozeman, but if you’re ever up toward Lewistown direction I’d be happy to meet up.- Bhoesl
- Post #2
- Forum: Looking for a Hunting or Fishing Partner?
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Arrow not breaking the spine?
Hopefully she’ll be okay, I’ve looked most of the day and found nothing. Time to give up and hope it doesn’t happen next time. Thanks for the advice everyone, I’ll post back if I ever see her again. -
Arrow not breaking the spine?
That’s the strangest part of the whole situation to me is why the arrow didn’t penetrate better. This is the same bow I’ve been using 20+ years, same arrow and broadhead for the past 4 or 5 years, this setup had killed dozens of deer and a bull elk, almost all of which passed completely through... -
Arrow not breaking the spine?
The direction she ran is pretty wide open except for one thick narrow draw she was running up, which I searched thoroughly for atleast half a mile… -
Arrow not breaking the spine?
Yeah, right behind my house. If she does survive (at this point I hope she does) I’ll likely see her again.
