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| TheScottRanch:
bowhuntress If your ever up in the NE Corner of the state and would like to do some huntin on horseback look us up. |
| TheScottRanch:
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| TheScottRanch:
Have many more :rolleyes: COME RIDE WITH US ;) |
| bowhuntress:
That would be really great it would be nice to ride out with people who know what they're doing. Where about do you go? I'm working on our horses and they're coming along great, they're both bred to hit the trails and are all buisiness. Let me know more as we sure would like to make some friends to hunt with. Talk to you later, P.S. Your horses are all beautiful I really like your grulla, although I've never had a buckskin my mom was president of a Buckskin club in San Diego :chuckle: |
| one more:
Just found this site a couple weeks ago and can't help drooling each time I read this thread. All the horses pictured here are beautiful! Makes me want to have horses again. I have been trying to get a horseback guided elk hunt, modern firearm. I put in for a bull permit in the Blue Mountains and hoped to go with Dave and Sas Waldron of Western Life Outfitters, they seem like nice people, but I didn't get drawn. So I have an Eastern Elk Tag and don't know where to hunt. I've hunted on the west side before. I've heard the Coleville Nat. Forest is a possibility. Maybe you should also look there, too. Diane |
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