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Hahahaha..too much.Fraidy cat.
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Took me a second.
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Hahahaha..too much.Fraidy cat.
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It’s only karma that I’ve said that and have been getting my ass handed to me like I have over the last month.Five ewes beside the guardrail tonight on my drive home … want to borrow my ball peen hammer?
I don't know the greenhorn; but fairly recently I have begun to notice him making appearances on the MT Unlimited thread.If you start scouting the unlimited tags in the next few years, you have an incurable case, maybe even terminal.
There are a number of them, more than a single course high though, on top of Froze To Death Plateau. There, I believe they are campsite windbreaks built by Granite Peak climbers.I’m no sheep hunter so when I stumbled upon this ancient east facing rock structure at 10,320ft yesterday morning- I stood in it and yelled “Give me a bighorn ram!!” Can see this rock semi-circle on google earth even..
That's the end of your season then?All my beer stashes are gone
No break needed unless you count a CO mule deer hunt and my daughters 1st elk hunt. I only have to work 4 days in November during hunting season.Beautiful pics, but it sounds like you need a little break. Lots of season yet. Just don’t forget to enjoy it. You’re still that lucky SOB with a sheep tag in his pocket.
The first snow is nerve racking and mentally draining. The degree of difficulty ratchets up quite a bit. I totally get that. Last year, I shot my ram with 5 days left in the season. I was freaking out. You have a ton of time on your side and you still have the rut ahead of you. It'll happen my man, even if it happens down low, it'll happen and it'll be SwEeT!!!Have spent 65 days in the unit looking for sheep, 30 nights sleeping on the ground, and have lost 24 lbs. spent one last weekend in the place I really wanted my ram to come from, did a near 30 mile loop and saw no sheep. They have moved and one nice ram has been taken that I know of down low. I’m a highway 191 guy from now till the end and realize even 1/4 mile or 3 miles from the highway, might be hard for me to find the kind of sheep I’d like. It’s been snowing. Yesterday there was only 6-8” up higher & I'm sure it’s knee deep now and still stacking up. 3rd time I’ve said the last time, but this was really the last time.