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longbow51
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Wow, you're the Man! Thanks for posting.
Keeping A Secret....
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Hem
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So BOI? As in lumber from Boise Cascade?
Just want to make sure next time(first time) i pass through i am crazy thirsty.
track1
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Love the whole story, and the way you presented it! Great job!
Wally Dog
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Nope, Vaagen Brothers. Plenty here! I'm ready.
Montana4Life
Member
Fantastic ram!!! You had the best hunting partner out there... Beast mode describes him perfectly! Congratulations
Hem
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Yep.
Bummer he blew is ankle out this summer, I'm sure he was twisting off missing all the scouting and early season.
We put together two weekends of go-hard mode...couple screws in the foot slowed him down to my speed. Haha
Montana4Life
Member
Haha!! He is tough to keep up with that is for sure! He has had a serious run of good luck with MSG! Bet you guys had a fantastic time up high!
Hem
Well-known member
Without a doubt . Glad he was right over my shoulder for the kill.
BuzzH
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Great story and ram...congratulations.
Dan O
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Great story you drew it out perfectly. You deserved this ram after all you put into it. It's awesome to be able to share it with a great friend and hunting partner.
CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
7mm08mo
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Great write up and ram, congratulations, thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for sharing. That was awesome. I enjoyed all the details.
Hold up a second. I have a little experience hunting sheep in 302. About 100 days over the last 3 seasons. Of the 16 HD302 sheep hunters I have met and/or talked to (and helped or got help from) you are the first to talk shit about the amazing biologist and go out of your way not to help other hunters. Everyone - except you - cooperates on this hunt. Sad. It’s one of the things that makes it special. Too bad you are too big of an ass to know this.Two out of six last I heard.
Bio trolling us for info to help another hunter.
The Hedgehog
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WTF? Did I miss something? Not seeing any shit talking.
Pahoundsman
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we definitely missed something.
shrapnel
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What a great story, I am envious. Between yours and Greenhorn’s tenacity, there isn’t much room for improvement on serious back country hunting.
When I had the legs to do that I didn’t have time, now that I’ve got time, I have no legs. Congratulations on a well earned hunt and trophy.
When I had the legs to do that I didn’t have time, now that I’ve got time, I have no legs. Congratulations on a well earned hunt and trophy.
Hem
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You can interpret as you choose.
The regs state this is a difficult backcountry hunt. The Bio warned me from the beginning it was a difficult hunt and am I" prepared to invest significant time" to be successful. I assured her I was. Consequently I scouted and hunted my ass off, bumping in to one other hunter in the entire process. This was in July that we met. We traded information on numerous occasions and agreed to help the other should one harvest early.
My generosity to share information had limitations for sure, say what you will. I wasn't about to walk another hunter in to a zone in which two rams had already been killed.
My comment about the Bio was unfounded and for that I apologize. I knew not her motives.
