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There is not a god damn chance that you can look at that ram through a spotter and deem it legal. Looks like they moved the hair from the base of the horn and set the string as low as they could possibly get it. No ****in way anyone, even with the best glass in the world, can call that ram "legal" before taking a shot.Boy your on the inside if you get photos like that.
I'm only guessing but I'm going with 3. Looks like that twine is a little fudged too.
Idk, not what I'm looking for.
Hey look at it this way Donna is elite now. #slammer
This was posted on the Boddington Facebook page with 20k+ followers.Boy your on the inside if you get photos like that.
I'm only guessing but I'm going with 3. Looks like that twine is a little fudged too.
Idk, not what I'm looking for.
Hey look at it this way Donna is elite now. #slammer
I agree on the age as well. But we dont determine if a ram is legal/ or not based on age, I think the bigger deal would be the length.Not to continue to beat a dead horse but is this 4? Can someone mark up the annuli that get it there?
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The problem with the 3/4 curl definition is the part where it says "any portion of the eye opening". The sheep drawing shows the line going through the center of the eye. If you use a line from the base of the horn, and barely intercept the rear of the eye, the horn can much shorter and still be legal. Too much wiggle room here.I agree on the age as well. But we dont determine if a ram is legal/ or not based on age, I think the bigger deal would be the length.
Right out of the montana play book for legal requirements.
Pretty cut and dry if you ask me.
Not to mention that isnt a broad side view either.
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Probably not, but like I told my buddy the other day "Hunttalk turns into the high school girls locker room after season ends." We just need something to bitch about until next year.Does it really matter anymore? I mean is FWP going to all of a sudden decide they were wrong, take the trophy, fine the shooter, fire the FWP person who plugged it?
Does it really matter anymore? I mean is FWP going to all of a sudden decide they were wrong, take the trophy, fine the shooter, fire the FWP person who plugged it?
Yes, I get that.If "matters" means a wrong will get corrected, no it doesn't matter. What is done is done.
But it does matter if there if the effort is to assure that this episode is not normalized, glorified or forgotten.
Like every human endeavor, the higher the stakes, the more the very best AND very worst in humans is revealed.
We'd be hard pressed to name a big game animal that fascinates more hunters that mountain sheep. Only a small number of us ever get to fufilll the dream of actually harvesting a ram. What the Boddingtons did is worth every ounce of scorn the hunting community can heap upon them. They did not make it any easier to defend trophy hunting.
If they had respect for mountain sheep, that rams walks. It got shot to facilitate their desire to be seen as big time trophy hunters.
You're just not a passionate sheep hunter yetYes, I get that.
But we as hunters are constantly making the argument that the individual doesn't matter, what we care about is the species- the population of animals.
This was one young ram that could of just as easily been hit on the highway. It's death doesn't affect "mt sheep" as a population at all.
The horse is dead- you can beat it a little more if you really want to, but then you got realize the finality of the situation and stop.
Bruh stfu. You'll be back by friday after you have a few silver bullets stirring the pot again. #bigpapiknowsJonas is moving on. I've had enough HT for awhile.
@Southern Elk just cause I am a man of my word and your beloved Dak is gonna take your 'boys to the playoffs I will honor our deal.
Remember "only the ram knows, where the ram lives" - Don't be marketing that shit either @sacountry.
Good luck all, hope to one day see ya on the trail.