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Wifes First Bull Elk! 2017 in Colorado!
You DRUG that Bull 3 miles? You and your wife are tougher than me and mine! :p- Highground
- Post #7
- Forum: Women Hunters
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Late season hunting boots
I had a pair of Columbia omni heat 13 inch boots that were warm, like really warm. I think they had 600 gram insulation, the only drawback was the were only good for about 100 miles before they worn down. Im wearing Danners now saving for the Schnees- Highground
- Post #15
- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Tactics for elk hunting after the snow falls
You wont hear me complaining about bird hunting thats for sure. :cool: But Id trade bird for big game in a heartbeat- Highground
- Post #21
- Forum: Elk
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Tactics for elk hunting after the snow falls
My biggest problem is I can spot Elk all over the place but cant hunt them! The beauty and curse of living on a reservation as a non tribal member. 1.5 hour drive in all directions to hunt. Or a nice little hike over the Missions. :)- Highground
- Post #18
- Forum: Elk
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Beginners Luck
Wow cool story and big congrats! People who help out the newbies not only assist in their personal success, but more importantly contribute to the overall health and vitality of our chosen lifestyle. Big thumbs up- Highground
- Post #10
- Forum: Elk
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Waiting on the bulls?
Be careful coming out that steep stuff with all that meat! :D- Highground
- Post #6
- Forum: Elk
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Tactics for elk hunting after the snow falls
Wow I really need to start proof reading my post. Cell phones suck- Highground
- Post #3
- Forum: Elk
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Tactics for elk hunting after the snow falls
Glass for tracks not just Elk. I didny always do this bit it has helped me tremendously last few years.- Highground
- Post #2
- Forum: Elk
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Sticks and Stones- Breaks and Bones
Awesome write up and a huge congratulations to you and your daughter! Great story/hunt and something dream of accomplishing with my youngsters. Huge thumbs up!!- Highground
- Post #50
- Forum: Elk
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How do they do it?
Im still trying to figure this out myself. Id my ebstock dragonfly is heavy, but it can haul more than I can carry. My goal is to hike in with 40lbs including spotter and rifle, and be able to fit a boned out Muley buck in the return trip. I always end up hiking in with 60-70 lbs and have to...- Highground
- Post #27
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Mt. Muley (Dave/Gerald strike again)
Nice buck and cant wait to hear the rest...patiently waiting- Highground
- Post #34
- Forum: Deer
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Not getting out
I feel your pain. Ive been out, but with kids, college and work, it hasnt been enough. Good luck and hope you get out and get after it!- Highground
- Post #2
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Developing a Montana Muley Strategy
I think the only thing there is to make sure you are parked legally. Maybe someone will correct me but I dont think there are any rules against jumping a blm fence, as long as you are accessing it from otber public land. I would just call the blm office if it were me and ask where the best...- Highground
- Post #24
- Forum: Deer
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First buck!
Lol after looking at that photo again. He's such a good dude tho- Highground
- Post #14
- Forum: Deer
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First buck!
Sorry bout the photo, but in my defense it was getting warm out quick and I wanted to get right to cutting meat. Im not much of a guide, just know where to find a few critters is all.- Highground
- Post #7
- Forum: Deer
