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Nameless Range

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I spent the last 7 days at a pronghorn/deer camp in a chunk of Montana that shall not be named. It was the coldest, windiest hunting I've ever experienced, and buried the needle on the fun gauge. At the end of 6 days, between the five of us 4 pronghorn, 4 mule deer, 4 turkeys and countless banquet beers were harvested.

The first part of the hunt was just windy, but so beautiful
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2 guys were in a 14 x 14 tent and the other 3 of us were in a 12 by 12.
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The country was full of possibilities
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I saw quite a few deer that I wouldn't mind seeing next year.
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I had a pronghorn tag and a deer tag in my pocket. While out looking for pronghorn, this deer appeared and I shot him with the 22-250. I was undergunned, but it did the trick. For reference I weigh 250 pounds. This deer was big.

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He was also conveniently close enough to the road that with the help of 3 other guys he came out whole along with some firewood.

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I boiled his skull in camp

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We skewered a chunk of his tenderloin on a piece of wood and cooked it on the fire. It was good, and my chest hair grew 3 inches longer.

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I was invited on this hunt by a childhood friend and his father. We used his tents and he largely catered the whole thing. Though it shall never be named, he also showed me some new country to love and daydream about. Pretty dang lucky.
 
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