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Gutless Method Versus Tradtional Gutting
BKhunter, I've heard people ask this before. If someone tells you that the tenders are wasted they do not know what they're doing. It's very easy to go in behind the last rib, or cut it out of the way, and get the tender loins.- Reeltime
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- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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Randy - Golly Gee No More
To the OP, You're completely missing the point he is trying to make. Public land, boots, maps, resource utilization and the ability as well as willingness to push harder than the average hunter. He is handing the viewers the tools to do exactly what he is doing.- Reeltime
- Post #18
- Forum: Hunt Talk Radio Podcast
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MONTAN DEER hunt 2015
Nice story and pictures. What load/bullet are you shooting from your STW? I'll be developing something new for mine very soon! -
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Birds were hammering my call then
Gorgeous craftsmanship!!- Reeltime
- Post #7
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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ALLMOST more than I could carry
Incredible! I've yet to find a big mature bull shed, let alone a set. Thanks for the pitctures, great finds!!!!- Reeltime
- Post #17
- Forum: Shed Antlers
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Tips for your average hunter
Go to YouTube, type in Randy Newberg, watch every video. Then you'll have some great ideas. Deer hunting is easy and affordable to get into as a non-res. Moose on the other hand, good luck in the draw!- Reeltime
- Post #3
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Poached - 230" WY mule deer
I love that he was dumb enough to hang himself. I really hope they make an example out of this guy. Stiff fines and a decade of no hunting license, backed up by the compact, would be a good minimum.- Reeltime
- Post #21
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Eastern MT turkey hunting
Feathers, tracks, poop and of course, gobbling. Starting where you saw them in November is not a bad idea, just don't get discouraged if there's no birds or fresh sign now. I've hunted birds that live in a core area all year, and I've hunted areas that only have turkeys a small portion of the...- Reeltime
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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How to Keep Elk meat good
Drive 2 hours and don't worry about it. I don't see the issue if a 4 hour round trip guarantees piece of mind. -
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Yet they'll give me the slip during the season
Do you have chrome wheels? I've heard of burds doing this to their own reflection. I love the color on that bird. Most of what I hunt look like mutts. He's gorgeous.- Reeltime
- Post #5
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Montana License question
I'm sure the guy can read, and therefore decipher the difference between the words base hunting and conservation.........- Reeltime
- Post #14
- Forum: Tag, Applications, Maps & E-Scouting
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New to MT Turkey Hunting
Go back to all 4 doors you knocked on last year, and knock again.- Reeltime
- Post #6
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Planning my first western hunt for mule deer in Montana
Andy, Your putting too much worry into the processing and packing of the deer you may shoot. A mule deer split between 2 guys, bone in or out, is not a tough pack, you'll be fine! Everything you need to know is in this thread. Boots are important, so are socks. I'd highly suggest at least...- Reeltime
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- Forum: Tag, Applications, Maps & E-Scouting
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Iowa gutless method
Depends on the state's regulations. In MT it is not required to take the rib meat. If you like elk burger like my family does, you'll be taking every last piece! -
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Iowa gutless method
You don't know what your doing if you leave the tenderloins, or inside tenders. Anyone who tells you that the tenders are left behind was either lied to , hasn't actually done it, or has no clue how to do it correctly. It takes about a minute or less to get the inside tenders if you don't cut... -
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My sons mule deer
I love these stories popping up in the off season! He learned a great lesson about patience and sticking to a plan/goal. Nice work!
