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And also, for reference, this is the "bad" unit in region 2, the one with the reputation as being the hardest to pull a nice ram out of.
They are historically smaller rams.
He does have nice hair.
No sheep should have to be disgraced by having itself shot by that asshat.
The unpredictability of who draws the tags...WOW!
Wasn't denying it's a just reputation.
I don't think my intent of this thread was to mock these guys, although obviously they're kind of making themselves easy targets.
The video, and a lot of experiences I have with sheep in Western MT, have me often scratching my head and wondering just what in the heck we're doing with sheep here in MT. Yeah, we've got a monopoly on the record books, but at what cost? These hunts and our management strategy don't exactly make for the greatest of experiences, and don't create the greatest image of trophy hunters for the public's eye.
I will say, that I used to poke fun at the breaks sheep hunts as 'shooting rams out of a cattle pasture'. After spending time over there this fall watching where those rams rut, compared to where our Western rams rut, I was about as ass-backwards as I could have been.
Is critical to take the key out of the truck ignition prior to opening the door when are road hunting since the annoying key reminder alarm might spook the animals.
Stop the hunts before the rut and success rates will fall.
I don't think
I will say, that I used to poke fun at the breaks sheep hunts as 'shooting rams out of a cattle pasture'. After spending time over there this fall watching where those rams rut, compared to where our Western rams rut, I was about as ass-backwards as I could have been.