@RiverRatt this is good advice. Filling all those tags in one hunt will be really really difficult. Better off to make multiple hunts out of it and have helpers go on each hunt
Are you a burner? Or a bot? Do you like the Indigo Girls?
There was a weird ex school board guy in the news a lot this year that kinda disappeared about a month ago. Wonder if it's the same guy as this Weiner character?
The dude says he's from El Paso but he's probably in Juarez
I'd mess with the guy and tell him you got the funds and are excited to send him his rifle. Keep the game going here. Once you get his address send him something from here
https://www.ruindays.com/
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There's an old saying - when it's breezy swing easy. The forkies and spikers all know this and are down in the bottom of the nearest canyon swingin away makin' Montana mule deer great again.
I seen some forkies and aggressive spikes ruttin hard off Norris Rd. Big old warrior forkies tending does and lip curling. Definitely ruttin out there
Montana has the best forky huntin in the lower 48
I seen some trophy forkies rutting hard. Necks swole ready to fight off a couple spikers I seen out by Rock Creek.
A couple brutes was fighting right below me this morning right at daylight and was for sure fightin for the right to mount the hot doe the one old warrior had with him.
I'd head up Rock Creek - get as high as you can then work down until you find the right elevation with activity. Glass up north facing timber unless it's really cold then you should it the south facing. Sometimes that road gets bad so if there's snow bring chains and a chainsaw. If you have...