mark erickson
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I won a dozen donuts once ( in 1967 ), maybe it's my turn.
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Nothing like spending the nothing stuck in a snow drift. Famous last words, "You got plenty of room, Fin. Give 'er the sauce."
The elk have moved out, for the most part. I suspect the wolves have moved with them.
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Sounds like you guys might have to migrate with them as well. They are probably heading for lower country or open valleys that might be a bit safer haven (if there is such a thing)
I saw an add on craigslist last night of a guy looking for ranchers or anyone who might have the wolves on their land that would allow access. I'm thinking he might just get some calls as the elk and deer head lower.
Those are sweet rams! Now post the carnage!
you guys need to stop getting into the drawing...it's totally ruining my chances....
I can tell you even though I do 99% of my hunting on public land, I wouldn't hesitate for a second to go hunt private land if they grant permission......Hint, Hint.......... Means you don't have to convince me to go to private ground after the wolves if they say we can hunt there.
Considering we were seeing an average of 60-80 elk every day last time we went, and we are seeing an average of ZERO now, I'd say if someone offers to let us go to private, we jump on it!
Figured some might enjoy the pictures of the sheep we saw today. Thanks for another fun day in the wolf woods fin, even if you did get us stuck lol! First time I've got to dig out the pickup all year, now we are expert truck digger outers...LOL
Sure a couple nice rams in the bunch we saw today. Hope the wolves don't eat em.
And by the way, your just gonna have to deal with the amature photos, they aren't "FIN" quality but at least you can tell what animal they are
This is what they look like, right?
This is what they look like, right?