Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Other Big Game => Topic started by: addicted on June 25, 2012, 12:24:08 PM
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Got word back from the booking agent guy today that I'm in for a Class 1 Guided hunt in the Austrian Alps for a gams/chamois. It's gonna be steep, rocky, and a once in a life time experience. Gotta get my blaser warmed up to a few hundred yards. :tup:
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They are a goat like game with fish hook horns. Middle of august it should have a lighter coat.
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That sounds awsome. Beautiful country. I kinda like the color phase on that last pic.
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heck yeah that looks like fun
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i prefer the winter color phase as well..... so i guess i'll have to do it again next year in winter. :IBCOOL:
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shamy!!!!! LOL best of luck to you bud! Hope you get to smack one and take lots of pics!
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Congrats. I hope you have the hunt of a lifetime. Please take lots of pictures for those of us who may never get a chance.
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My wife has hiked in the alps, says it is the most beautiful place she has ever been. She had the view from the Swiss side. But I'll bet it is all incredible
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Have fun! looks like its gonna be an awesome hunt. :tup:
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Very cool Josh, can't wait for the hunt recap.
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That should be an awesome hunt
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awesome,love your posts from over there :tup:
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Hope you have a great hunt you won;t have to worry about road hunters up there.
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I could only dream :chuckle:
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I'm stuck in forida right now. I need to be back in europe prepping. :bash:
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Here is a good set of pictures.
http://www.lax-a.net/austria/hunting-austria/austria-chamois.html (http://www.lax-a.net/austria/hunting-austria/austria-chamois.html)
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practiced at the range yesterday shooting off my pack which I think will be the most likely scenario in the hills.
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8) Can't wait for the pics. :tup:
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I'm two weeks out and super stoked
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Good luck and safe travels
I'm two weeks out and super stoked
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Thats pretty awesome! Good luck.
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Knock'em down :IBCOOL:
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72 hours and i'll be in ehrwald lermoos austria. :tup:
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Have a great trip!
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Chamois are a blast to hunt, good luck to you. :tup:
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Good luck, bud. Get a good one!
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Good luck addicted :tup: just be sure to remove your scope covers when you see him .. :chuckle: :tup:
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Good luck addicted :tup: just be sure to remove your scope covers when you see him .. :chuckle: :tup:
schmidt & Bender hunting scope covers are clear
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view from my hotel
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Nice! Good Luck!
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hunted this afternoon witha shamefull climax. after 2 hours of hiking I missed her at 289 yards by an inch. :bash:
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Well maybe tomorrow. Good luck
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we did better today. Bagged a coupleof yearlings about 5 minutes apart. I'll type up the story later when I stop enjoying austria so much.
I'm off to hunt myself a marmot in the morning. wish me luck.
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Shot mine 3/4 of the way up the slide below the snow onthe farthest left which is about 400 yards above where my buddy got his.
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A small melt lake on the way out. I wanted to jump in real bad.
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Congrats! Looks like a fun trip with some good hiking, hunting, and scenery. Doesn't get much better than that.
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How did I miss this? Wow, Weidmansheil on a nice Gams!! Thanks a lot, now I am homesick again!!!!! Gams ragou :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:
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no murmaltier for me but my buddy got a nice one with long teeth.
waidmannsdanke
I'll get up some more pics tonight or tomorrow when i get home. I'll tell ya, having the spa at this hotel has been super nice. It even has an ice bath.
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Very cool!
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awesome country!!
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very cool pics.. congrats !! :tup:
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Thanks Guys.
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Im jealous! Thats on my hunting bucket list!! Good luck take lots of pictures to share with the rest of us!
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looks like a blast !
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Awesome! My thighs are sore from just looking at that first terrain picture :chuckle:
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Very cool. Great pictures, something I will never see in person probably.
How are the people in regards to hunting in that area? Hopefully they are nothing like some of the Seattle ones we run into. Lots to say about something they know nothing about. :yike:
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Hunters make up such a small % of the population over here that almost no one really knows anything. It is a tradition, career, and burden that is passed down through the generations.