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[grundy53]

awesome find Hirshey

 

[NWBREW]

"work".

hirsheygirl,  Now that's just plain mean of you.    I love this thread.

Did you ever get those sheds that were on the other side of the river?  (last year I believe)

[hirshey]

"work".

hirsheygirl,  Now that's just plain mean of you.    I love this thread.

Did you ever get those sheds that were on the other side of the river?  (last year I believe)

Nope; there are still two moose sheds sitting across the San Poil river south of Republic I never got back to... See? There are some responsible government employees out there.. not using govt. resources for personal gain! Not saying I wasn't tempted to drive the work rig down there after hours..

[MtnMuley]

Hopefully it wasn't too far south or you would be getting a good size ticket for picking them up.

[hirshey]

Hopefully it wasn't too far south or you would be getting a good size ticket for picking them up.

Nah, Forest Service-administered land... too far to walk after a full day in the woods, though.

[washelkhunter]

Its good to see riders wearing helmets.  You would not believe the number of severe head injuries that occur will riding and falling off a horse.

[shanevg]

Montana ram.... me and another fellow found both caps later that trip. Too bad they're growing lichen in the hills still!

Now that's awesome!!!

[whuppinstick]

2011 Idaho, 10+ miles from airstrip, solo.  Took 4 days to get the meat out:

[WAcoyotehunter]

AWESOME!!!  10 miles is a ways to carry an elk!  Nice work!

[Alpinehunter]

Thats a great bull! Nothing comes easy in that country.

[bullchaser]

Holy crap man good job i need more buddies like you.

[TommyH]

Holy crap man good job i need more buddies like you.

  Thats funny!

[Alpinehunter]

Heres a buck from a few years ago that I took in the Idaho backcountry. The scenery was amazing!

[Pathfinder101]

Man, I love this thread   Way to go guys

[Austrian Hunter]