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Old 10-13-2009, 01:40 PM
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Great report D, it makes it all the more interesting for me over the pond as i have never experienced your hunting, some nice animals there and fantastic shots,nice one.
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Old 10-13-2009, 11:08 PM
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Awesome story and photos, Congratulations!!!! That is some fine hunting there! Thanks for the great stories and photos!! I can't wait to get back to Montana! My oldest daughter, my Dad, and I will be there deer hunting the opening week of the general season. No A tags this time just muley does but we are excited!

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Great report and photos. Any antelope left? You had a real productive hunt! You were really close to some of those antelope - interesting how they never saw you coming.
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You were really close to some of those antelope - interesting how they never saw you coming.


It's not that they didn't see us, they see every thing! They didn't perceive us as a threat. As wild as antelope are they do interact with people on a regular basses or some have NEVER see people either way if you don't act like a hunter and don't Look like a hunter and if all the other factors are in your favor you can get close. We have shot goats with our shot guns and pistols too.
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Nice work D!
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nice bucks!
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Fine Killing D.

Hows those things eat?? I never realy felt the need to hunt anything other then Deer, Elk and Birds.

Those things are like Cow in the Deer lodge Valley. I came so close to smacking one on the ars just to get the herd moveing it wasnt even funny. About 5 times or so I've seen 20-30 of them standing 50 yards or less from the road and It took me getting out of the truck and yelling and throwing rocks just to get them to move and they may of went 100 yards and stopped an looked stupid again. Now I just drive by the stupid things. LOL Sure would be some good Bow Practice though.HEHEHE

Anyhow, Nice trip you guys had. Hope Deer and Elk go just as well for you. Stryker
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They taste better than any deer or elk ever made.
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