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Offline freddogs

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Back from Wyoming
« on: October 15, 2007, 06:33:24 AM »
 :) I just got back from hunting mule deer in Wyoming area C. I had a license from the leftover draw. I only hunted public land, state, BLM, national grasslands, and walk in areas.
I saw deer every day. I hunted 4 days. I also saw a few antelope while hunting.
I used a 30-06 with nosler 150gr ballistic tip bullets and a leopold 3-9 scope.
I hunted a different area each day. I had never hunted most of these areas before. I wanted to see new country.
I stayed in motels and ate lunches and snacks from the grocery stores.
I shot a young 4X4 mule deer buck on the 4th day. I had seen a few bucks up to this time but either didn't shoot or they were too small or too far away or on private land.
I had a good time and the west is a beautiful place to hunt. If you want to shoot a trophy I would find private land to hunt or go up into the national forests.
Good luck hunting everyone.

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Re: Back from Wyoming
« Reply #1 on: October 15, 2007, 05:12:39 PM »
Glad to hear U had a good time.  Just got back from a rushed antelope hunt in Wyoming,- zones 27 & 29.  Daughter only missed a day and half of school but got her first goat.  We saw a few whitetail and mulie does but no bucks.  Did see one herd of elk with a 6 x 6 bull.  If we had more time, I would have liked to shoot a few prairie dogs and call coyotes.  Jack rabbits were so thick the highway North of Douglas was paved with them.    We tented it a couple of nights and ate out of the cooler.  I did take a small stove for hot chocolate, coffee and oatmeal.   Yep, its fun.

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Re: Back from Wyoming
« Reply #2 on: October 15, 2007, 06:41:33 PM »
What your daughter learned, and what she will remember, will more than make up for the school she missed
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Re: Back from Wyoming
« Reply #3 on: October 16, 2007, 12:58:29 AM »
   I envy You! I have no children and no longer hunt with my father. Keep up the good work Dad!

   Brian

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Re: Back from Wyoming
« Reply #4 on: October 16, 2007, 05:34:09 AM »
Seems to be a good year for rabbits in Wyoming.