OldFussNFeathers
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Isn't that the amount of bone you take on the daily?
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batten_down
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You had all this time to think, and that's the best you could come up with. What's next, my mommas so fat jokes? Do better
OldFussNFeathers
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Nah. Intermittent service in Asheville helping friends out. But since you said it, Yo momma so fat seek one shot her to fill the freezer for 3 yearsYou had all this time to think, and that's the best you could come up with. What's next, my mommas so fat jokes? Do better
batten_down
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There you go. I laughed.
fairchaser
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Michael Waddell has reached the pinnacle of bow hunting success. He's got the time, money and talent to hunt the best of the best. Isn't that what we do? Always must be bigger, more challenging and more expensive for the same rush. He's probably passing 350 inch bulls. Kind of sad isn't it? At some point he'll turn that corner.
BPhunter
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I bought a Yugo back in the late 80's used. I hit the 4WD trails in Colorado in that thing. God only knows how we never got stuck
. I got to admit, it wasn't a yugo though.
BPhunter
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I'm not understanding the beef about hunting public land.
As an example: Resident elk tag in Colorado is $66.
Non-Resident elk tag in Colorado is $803.
We always hunt San Isabel national forest, in the Greenhorn Wilderness (public land).
The price of hunting private land is just outrageous.
We have hunted this area for over 30 years (Elk, Deer, Bear), Antelope usually on the Eastern plains. You have to hunt harder and do a lot of walking for spot and stalk, but that's hunting, and fun. You can never predict from one season to the next where you are going to find animals.
As an example: Resident elk tag in Colorado is $66.
Non-Resident elk tag in Colorado is $803.
We always hunt San Isabel national forest, in the Greenhorn Wilderness (public land).
The price of hunting private land is just outrageous.
We have hunted this area for over 30 years (Elk, Deer, Bear), Antelope usually on the Eastern plains. You have to hunt harder and do a lot of walking for spot and stalk, but that's hunting, and fun. You can never predict from one season to the next where you are going to find animals.
tellico4x4
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Public my arse, every Rez is a private sovereign nation
BPhunter
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I never said the reservation was public land. The reservation is a nation unto it's own.
Public land is National forest, BLM, state land.
If you are invited to hunt on the reservation, most require you to hire a local guide, and they know where the elk be.
