FREAK
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Why not go to Wisconsin though? Lol why pay that to shoot that deer?5-6 hero shots with a forky...damn, these guys are getting desperate for content. Montana FWP should put that on the front cover of next year's regulations.
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Sounds good - send me a pm and some pins! What unit? What area? Am I doing this NR thing right?You rang?
Come on over boys, we got enough forkies for everyone and won’t charge an arm and a leg for em
I get it. Pulled my post because it came across snarky when I did not actually mean it to.
I think you guys are unfortunately going through the painful realization that much of the rest of the country has already gone through years/decades ago.
That type a buck is pretty much what you’re going to see on public land moving forward, with the rare mature buck popping up every once in while. I just don’t see any way Montana avoids that fate the way things are going.
Na - it doesn't have to be this way and the trend is reversible. It will never be like it was in the 90s, sure. Most other western states are better for mule deer than Montana - so im certain its not as grim as you think.I get it. Pulled my post because it came across snarky when I did not actually mean it to.
I think you guys are unfortunately going through the painful realization that much of the rest of the country has already gone through years/decades ago.
That type a buck is pretty much what you’re going to see on public land moving forward, with the rare mature buck popping up every once in while. I just don’t see any way Montana avoids that fate the way things are going.
back to regularly scheduled programming about "influencers ruining stuff" was Wisconsin ruined by that? Or what made it so bad?
It's very expensive sub par table fair and I'd take about 5 other species over a rutted up forky when it comes to "putting meat in the freezer". My buddies from Washington come out every couple years and they're shameless meat hunters. They buy 2-3 whitetail doe tags and a cow B tag. Fill the freezer and head home. I'm happy to help them all day long and honestly wish I was more like that. They are very practical with the money spent vs. experience had IMO.Is the problem that they're posting on social media? Because almost everyone that's criticized the dbag above has said, at one time or another, "if someone is happy with their deer, good for them." I shot a tiny ass 2-pt last year and was happy as a clam. I think I even created an IG post. Every 2 pt shot is a 4 pt left for you real hunters, you boot lacer-tighters, generational badasses. If you're killing too many is that really this guy's fault?
For me, it is all about monetizing a public resource. If you're in that camp I'm going to be pretty critical of your actions.