There's alot of money out there
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Wow. Not too many years ago guys were killing slammers around here for 19 bucks plus the drawing fee. mtmuley
Weapon of choice? mtmuley
SaskHunter
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Crossbow during archery.
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Didn't have you pegged as a mossback guy
Hell yeah. mtmuley
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Congrats, does your outfitter already have your buck picked out and surrounded?Just wait till I start my live hunt thread
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I’d hunt with a guy whose mules only cost 27k each. As long as I wasn’t expected to wear that little black dress.
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I’d buy the mules, give them to you, then pay you 50k as a retainer for an elk and spring bear hunt.I’d hunt with a guy whose mules only cost 27k each. As long as I wasn’t expected to wear that little black dress.
I want to just show up, so you better have your ducks in a row, and make sure we have a flat of lacroix… also Gus wants a cot he’s getting old.
The cash isn’t for “guiding services” its reimbursement for the year of your life you will lose listening to me talk for a week.
Who wears the dress? mtmuley
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Long as you’re offering to wear the dress we’ll have an extra mule for you to ride…
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When I'm filthy rich, passing you plebs on my way to hunt some landlocked public monster elk:
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What is Gus’ sleep number? I have a line on some premium cots.
I want the 46K mule then. And I ride in sneakers not boots. mtmuley
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FIFY
I'm thinking that is about what Rokslide is netting on the ad revenue for the JHIOS thread.....
BigHornRam
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I want this guy. Afraid to see what he goes for in June.
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I've definitely been schooled on mule prices today, I'll tell ya that much
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At least in Utah, I feel it's true that wild sheep have benefited from conservation permit funds.
DWR and conservation groups have used funds to buy domestic sheep grazing permits and transplant sheep into units where they haven't existed in a century. We have sheep units now that didn't hold a single sheep a few decades ago, and other units that were recently stocked and currently growing their numbers to a huntable population.
Wildlife officials help restore desert bighorn sheep herds by relocating 50 sheep from Nevada to Utah
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Utah has had multiple units suffer die-offs over the last several years that were repopulated by conservation groups bringing in sheep from other states.
Antelope Island was recently repopulated with sheep from Montana and plans exist to bring in more breeding stock from NM. This was a partnership between DWR, WSF, and a private hunting company.
DWR reintroduces bighorn sheep to Antelope Island
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources successfully reintroduced a new herd of 25 bighorn sheep to the island on Wednesday, Jan. 29.
UDWR just partnered with SFW & WSF to create a "nursery" for Desert Bighorn in the state. Those funds came from conservation permits.
DWR and partners launch first desert bighorn sheep nursery in Utah
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is partnering with Young Living to create the SkyRider Wilderness Ranch — the first "nursery" for desert bighorn sheep in Utah — in an effort to help grow the species' population in the state.
I think it's pretty clear that wild sheep have definitely benefited from conservation permit funds.
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