OutdoorWriter
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I thought it odd that one or the other didn't jump to the other side. Hurdling a fence that high certainly isn't an impediment to an elk.I thought fences make good neighbors.....??? Well in this case maybe they do.
Me and a friend went Thursday and spent the night. Friday morning I dropped him off on top then I drove to the bottom to pick him up and cut some wood. He missed one on the way down. We saw about 10 does and fawns and that one buck.I thought it odd that one or the other didn't jump to the other side. Hurdling a fence that high certainly isn't an impediment to an elk.
And...where you been hanging out? Have you killed anything yet?
So are you done now or are there more days to hunt??Me and a friend went Thursday and spent the night. Friday morning I dropped him off on top then I drove to the bottom to pick him up and cut some wood. He missed one on the way down. We saw about 10 does and fawns and that one buck.
It closes the Oct. 24.So are you done now or are there more days to hunt??
Oh, plenty of time to stock the larder then. You do meat or trophy?It closes the Oct. 24.
Mostly meat hunter. I used to deer hunt until either the salmon came in the river or duck season opened. Then I put the deer rifle away, tagged out or not. Usually not.Oh, plenty of time to stock the larder then. You do meat or trophy?
Well good luck with your quest.Mostly meat hunter. I used to deer hunt until either the salmon came in the river or duck season opened. Then I put the deer rifle away, tagged out or not. Usually not.