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Good luck Nate. My nephew and I hunted area 94 this year and there were plenty of goats up there.
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What area in Wyoming will you be hunting?
Good Luck!!!
Good Luck!!!
Well I'm back and I must say that I had one of the most amazing hunting trips of my life. I saw more game in one place than I ever though was possible. I saw thousands of antelope, hundreds of mule deer (many 170-180), and dozens of elk (including a couple in the 330-340 class). I literally fell in love with the state of Wyoming. The people were so friendly and I really admired their spirit of rugged individualism. They are just tough, hard working people who love their land more than anything. There are no hippy weirdo's, no yuppie wimps, no
pinko socialists or anything like the crap we deal with on a regular basis here in Kalifornia. Just good, real people. One day I will own property there.
For those who care, this pronghorn was shot at 196 yards with a 25-06 shooting 115 gr Nosler Partitions. My friend Andy and I found him the day before the hunt while hiking a couple miles from the house and I knew he was
a shooter. After discussing the buck with the landowner, he knew which animal we were talking about and agreed that he was a good buck. We were able to
find him again the following afternoon only about a 1/2 mile away from where we saw him the previous evening. None of us, however, knew he was a good as he turned out to be. His score as measured by the taxidermist in Casper was
82 1/2", which places him 1/2" into the All-Time Boone and Crockett record book. No, I will not be officially submitting this animal into the book. I have no interest in doing so. The memory of this hunt is more than enough for me. I was just simply lucky with this animal and just happened to be in the right place at the right time. I'd rather be lucky than good any day. I certainly am excited and do feel privileged to of had this opportunity. I hope you enjoy the pictures.
Now I cant seem to get them loaded, who can I email them to?
pinko socialists or anything like the crap we deal with on a regular basis here in Kalifornia. Just good, real people. One day I will own property there.
For those who care, this pronghorn was shot at 196 yards with a 25-06 shooting 115 gr Nosler Partitions. My friend Andy and I found him the day before the hunt while hiking a couple miles from the house and I knew he was
a shooter. After discussing the buck with the landowner, he knew which animal we were talking about and agreed that he was a good buck. We were able to
find him again the following afternoon only about a 1/2 mile away from where we saw him the previous evening. None of us, however, knew he was a good as he turned out to be. His score as measured by the taxidermist in Casper was
82 1/2", which places him 1/2" into the All-Time Boone and Crockett record book. No, I will not be officially submitting this animal into the book. I have no interest in doing so. The memory of this hunt is more than enough for me. I was just simply lucky with this animal and just happened to be in the right place at the right time. I'd rather be lucky than good any day. I certainly am excited and do feel privileged to of had this opportunity. I hope you enjoy the pictures.
Now I cant seem to get them loaded, who can I email them to?
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Man thats great. I thought I might have the big un for the year on JHO, but you got me my 2-3/4". Thats a definate monster. Anything over 80 is huge. Cna't wait to see pictures. I sent you an e-mail. Send it to me and I'll try and post it for you.
