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MuleyMinor
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WOW!!! That is amazing!!
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AZWALKER
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I get antsy haning a flippin tree stand, thats why I've only done it once.
Those pics make parts pucker....
"The deadliest weapon in the world is a Marine and his rifle." General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing, US Army
"Most men go through life wondering if they made a difference, Marines don't have that problem." President Ronald Regan
Those pics make parts pucker....
"The deadliest weapon in the world is a Marine and his rifle." General John J. "Black Jack" Pershing, US Army
"Most men go through life wondering if they made a difference, Marines don't have that problem." President Ronald Regan
sageadvice
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That's nothing! You should have seen what i had to hang onto outside a lady-friend's third floor window when her real boyfriend came home early and almost caught us!
I must have some Goat in me!
Joey
"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
I must have some Goat in me!
Joey
"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
>Golden eagles will dive at and
>startle sheep and goats hoping
>they tumble from a ledge
>or wall. If that fails,
>golden eagles have been seen
>grabbing and carrying off small
>sheep and goats up to
>70 pounds. They will grab
>small pronghorn and domestic sheep
>as well.
Geez.....70 pounds? "Seen" by whom, I wonder.
17 pounds would be amazing.
"I could eat a bowl of Alphabet Soup and
sh!t a better argument than that!"
>startle sheep and goats hoping
>they tumble from a ledge
>or wall. If that fails,
>golden eagles have been seen
>grabbing and carrying off small
>sheep and goats up to
>70 pounds. They will grab
>small pronghorn and domestic sheep
>as well.
Geez.....70 pounds? "Seen" by whom, I wonder.
17 pounds would be amazing.
"I could eat a bowl of Alphabet Soup and
sh!t a better argument than that!"
AZStickman
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"I must have some Goat in me!"
TMI...... Terry
TMI...... Terry
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>>Golden eagles will dive at and
>>startle sheep and goats hoping
>>they tumble from a ledge
>>or wall. If that fails,
>>golden eagles have been seen
>>grabbing and carrying off small
>>sheep and goats up to
>>70 pounds. They will grab
>>small pronghorn and domestic sheep
>>as well.
>
>Geez.....70 pounds? "Seen" by whom, I
>wonder.
>
> 17 pounds would be amazing.
>
>
>
>"I could eat a bowl of
>Alphabet Soup and
>sh!t a better argument than that!"
>
You are correct. I fat-fingered it.
>>startle sheep and goats hoping
>>they tumble from a ledge
>>or wall. If that fails,
>>golden eagles have been seen
>>grabbing and carrying off small
>>sheep and goats up to
>>70 pounds. They will grab
>>small pronghorn and domestic sheep
>>as well.
>
>Geez.....70 pounds? "Seen" by whom, I
>wonder.
>
> 17 pounds would be amazing.
>
>
>
>"I could eat a bowl of
>Alphabet Soup and
>sh!t a better argument than that!"
>
You are correct. I fat-fingered it.
Zeke
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Ibex are interesting critters. I've never seen them in your neck-O-woods but I did spend a month in Mongolia in 1986 and watched/hunted ibex for about half that time. They can cover the ground (cliffs) with break-neck speed when spooked. AWESOME! (that's the correct use of that over-used word).
BTW; I just found out my wife drew a Mtn Goat tag! We're pumped!
Zeke
BTW; I just found out my wife drew a Mtn Goat tag! We're pumped!
Zeke
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Kirby
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YouTube it. Golden eagles in Asia are larger than the north American variety and are used to hunt wolves as well.
But for what it worth I have seen a golden pick up and flip over dead mule deer fawns, it was partially eaten but when I picked up the fawn I would have guessed ~40#. The fawn was on it's side, eagle perched on it, hammered away with it's wings and had enough lift to flip the frozen carcass over.
When in doubt, floor it.
Diplomacy is the art of saying "nice doggy" until you find a big stick.
But for what it worth I have seen a golden pick up and flip over dead mule deer fawns, it was partially eaten but when I picked up the fawn I would have guessed ~40#. The fawn was on it's side, eagle perched on it, hammered away with it's wings and had enough lift to flip the frozen carcass over.
When in doubt, floor it.
Diplomacy is the art of saying "nice doggy" until you find a big stick.
