EYJONAS!
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Until then I'll just act like I hunt the unlimited units and snipe all the hard-core ram hunter photos off Instagram and repost them and act like I know what's going on
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You been reading my diary Jonas!?! Scratch those 2021 hunt plansUntil then I'll just act like I hunt the unlimited units and snipe all the hard-core ram hunter photos off Instagram and repost them and act like I know what's going on
Take my energy @geetar - But seriously, pulling for you manIn 2019 I made the trip from NC to scout in the summer. I teamed up with another Hunt Talker who had interest in the same hunt. We spent a few days in one of the units and found a legal ram. I had a baby on the way so I didn’t buy the tag that year and chose to just scout instead. My hunting partner drew a goat tag in the overlapping unit in 2020 and we went in with his sheep and goat tag and saw no sheep but filled the goat tag. Just a few weeks ago I purchased my first tag and he and I plan to go back in come September. This will be my first time with a tag in my pocket.
Bout as clear as an NFL playbookYou been reading my diary Jonas!?! Scratch those 2021 hunt plans
Maybe a job for the Birds of War?Any way to teach the birds to find a ram..? Then you'd be in business.
The thought process of all the unlimited unit newbies. It must be easy if they killed so many in 2020, right? Mostly kidding . Good luck everyone!
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They're scared of the manbunSo, as I'm reading this my only thought......Is a 6.5 CM going to stop a G-bear? Maybe bears are scared of clowns? Who knows!!!!!
In the '80s and '90s I did 10 or so unlimited sheep hunts plus another 10+ elk and moose hunts in those same units. On all of my sheep hunts I only carried my .257 Ackley, and other than having a clean camp, I didn't give bears a second thought.So, as I'm reading this my only thought......Is a 6.5 CM going to stop a G-bear? Maybe bears are scared of clowns? Who knows!!!!!
Actually I think they see the manbun as the top feathers for a tender meal.They're scared of the manbun
Such a newbie question. Every seasoned unlimited hunter knows that the GYE grizzlies can sense the disturbance in the earths magnetic field created by the raw power of the 6.5 Creedmoor and stay far, far away.So, as I'm reading this my only thought......Is a 6.5 CM going to stop a G-bear?
My legs just got their workout in for the day. All I had to do was imagine the pain of 20 miles and 6k vertical in the Beartooths and now I'm hobbling around the house!If anyone is scouting this summer and wants some company, give me a holler. Im in the Beartooths all summer, and I’m good for about 20 miles and 6k in a day, give or take. Most of the time I’m alone, but it’s nice to have some company every so often, specially crazies like you all.
Haha. The best workout for walking the Beartooths is walking the Beartooths. Im up to 16 miles and 2k-2.5kish in a day this year thus far and its only May - granted, that was an all-trail jaunt (and in the Absarokas, not Beartooths)!My legs just got their workout in for the day. All I had to do was imagine the pain of 20 miles and 6k vertical in the Beartooths and now I'm hobbling around the house!
With a rock he said ... Bahahahahaha!In the '80s and '90s I did 10 or so unlimited sheep hunts plus another 10+ elk and moose hunts in those same units. On all of my sheep hunts I only carried my .257 Ackley, and other than having a clean camp, I didn't give bears a second thought.
I didn't see any grizzlies while hunting sheep, but one did come into one of our elk/moose camps and I ran him off with a rock.
Actually I think they see the manbun as the top feathers for a tender meal.
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Serious question, because I'd like to get some feedback from those who have actually hunted the unlimited units: How would you feel about it if it opened on 15 November?I was thinking about going but won't. I've got the tag a couple of times before, but never really put the time in to be successful. On two different years I've hiked in 20 miles and up 4,000 ft to set up camp, but after seeing nothing for a few days packed it in. My main issue is not the work that you have to put into it, it's that you pretty much need to be there the whole week of the 15th of September to have any chance. That is also usually the best week for bowhunting elk, which makes it easy to talk yourself into giving up and chasing elk instead. Good luck to those that do try it this year. Like someone said earlier, "it's about the adventure", just too bad it opens Sept 15th. If it opened August 15th, I'd be getting a tag every year.
So, no plan to change your ways then?Until then I'll just act like I hunt the unlimited units and snipe all the hard-core ram hunter photos off Instagram and repost them and act like I know what's going on
It would be hard to access it after November 15th, as there would probably be too much snow.Serious question, because I'd like to get some feedback from those who have actually hunted the unlimited units: How would you feel about it if it opened on 15 November?
It's only the thought of choking on those things that bothers the bears--it's why they generally begin by peeling the scalp off the skull with that set of cutlery mounted on their toes.They're scared of the manbun
@shines@times can tell you all about killing rams in November in blizzards in the unlimitedsIt would be hard to access it after November 15th, as there would probably be too much snow.