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unfortunately it was not me I might try and get in before it officially closed on Sunday night but I doubt I will just keeping my fellow ul sheep freaks in the loop.
Ah bummer! What a let down. You are certainly in the loop.
Tough with only 48 hours to get all the way back in there and hope to find a ram. Basically took me 1.5 days just to get into an area I thought would be "sheepy".
a guy from Wyoming... it's a solid ram
Great anecdote shines....It would be really neat to know how (or if) she remembers that incident after all those years!
a guy from Wyoming... it's a solid ram
Just spent 11 days living out of a backpack having the time of my life in some amazing country. No ram came out in the backpack. That’s okay with me.
* For instance, noticing your West Richland, WA, location, I just had to visit your member profile to see if it contained a clue as to whether you worked at Hanford. Taking a lateral transfer, I worked 6 months for Corps of Engineers at Pasco after my dad died. (I subsequently transferred to Fort Lewis, when offered a position there, so I could be closer to my widowed mothers home.)
I plan on sharing a bit more soon but this was one of the neater things we experienced. Wednesday the 19 I’m told was a dreary rainy day in the valley. We were just a few hundred feet above the cloud layer all day long. Lost the entire day of hunting due to not being able to glass the country the sheep would be in but it was pretty scenic.
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Gomer you are an ANIMAL I know where that is at and I promise I will never tell. Next year is your year I have never met anyone more deserving than you.