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Likewise, pal!
BigHornRam
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A guy I know is heading west today with plans on going in deep to look for his one more for four ram. He plans on checking out some real estate that I've been thinking about for some time. Excited to see how he does!
el unit
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Good luck on your hunts fellas.
Tradewind
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Hunt a little harder Gomer 
Hunt a little harder Gomer
Everyday I wake up determined not to ever let u1299 down again. They’re out there.
LopeHunter
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Good luck to all. Safe travels and take pictures.
lonedave
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Just avoid the skyline-landscape ones....
Hey, no fair....we love the skyline-landscape pictures! Alright, just the gps coordinates then.....
lonedave
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Great, now there'll be a bunch of guys in my two honey holes!! I guess it's back to No Name Ridge for me now....
shines@times
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Good hunting gentlemen!
I got shot down for this year. My 90-year-old, widowed mother had a stroke mid-March. She was making physical progress on recovery, but fell and broke her hip in April. She survived hip replacement surgery and was healing well. However, she was miserable in the second nursing home. Her spirit was broken worse than her hip I reckon; and she began refusing food. I got her back to her home with help from hospice care providers. She died there less than six days later.
Even if I hadn't missed the tag purchase deadline, I would still have been S.O.L. for a sheep hunt this year--a some point during my mother's decline I suffered an inguinal hernia; perhaps it was when lifting her off the bathroom floor where she initially collapsed.
I'll have to settle for vicarious sheep hunting adventures again this year. Meanwhile, I just can't seem to find Banana Lake on any of my maps!
I got shot down for this year. My 90-year-old, widowed mother had a stroke mid-March. She was making physical progress on recovery, but fell and broke her hip in April. She survived hip replacement surgery and was healing well. However, she was miserable in the second nursing home. Her spirit was broken worse than her hip I reckon; and she began refusing food. I got her back to her home with help from hospice care providers. She died there less than six days later.
Even if I hadn't missed the tag purchase deadline, I would still have been S.O.L. for a sheep hunt this year--a some point during my mother's decline I suffered an inguinal hernia; perhaps it was when lifting her off the bathroom floor where she initially collapsed.
I'll have to settle for vicarious sheep hunting adventures again this year. Meanwhile, I just can't seem to find Banana Lake on any of my maps!
shines@times
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Is C-Bow still out there?
TrumpkinTheDwarf
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Mostly a lurker, but I love this thread. Wish I'd taken advantage of the hunt when I lived in MT.
Shines, I'm sorry to hear about your mother. Was hoping you would make it up in the mountains for sheep this fall.
303 and 501 each have a reported kill, according to FWP website!
Shines, I'm sorry to hear about your mother. Was hoping you would make it up in the mountains for sheep this fall.
303 and 501 each have a reported kill, according to FWP website!
shines@times
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Thanks.
Thank you Trumpkin. I appreciate it.
I'll be very interested to see who scored in the 501, and to learn the measurements of the ram.
Thank you Trumpkin. I appreciate it.
I'll be very interested to see who scored in the 501, and to learn the measurements of the ram.
Fellas-
I just finished my first adventure into the Unlimited districts. A spendy tag for a non-resident, the beartooths certainly returned my monies worth of strenuous and treacherous hikes, a little snow, biting winds and some mental fatigue...about the only thing missing was that 3/4+ curl ram Despite not filling my tag I view the hunt as an overall huge success. I found way more sheep than I expected, marveled at the breathtaking scenery and was able to watch bears/sheep/mountain goats every day. I've only been home half-a-day but can't stop thinking about it and planning for the next trip.
Best of luck to everyone still out there!
I just finished my first adventure into the Unlimited districts. A spendy tag for a non-resident, the beartooths certainly returned my monies worth of strenuous and treacherous hikes, a little snow, biting winds and some mental fatigue...about the only thing missing was that 3/4+ curl ram
Despite not filling my tag I view the hunt as an overall huge success. I found way more sheep than I expected, marveled at the breathtaking scenery and was able to watch bears/sheep/mountain goats every day. I've only been home half-a-day but can't stop thinking about it and planning for the next trip.Best of luck to everyone still out there!
theat
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Well shucks...just made it out of my sheep unit and I have another 7 year wait before I can hunt rams in Montana again
npaden
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Congrats! Can't wait to read all about it.
Pictures or it didn't happen.
Pictures or it didn't happen.
