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Big Game Hunting => Out Of State Hunting => Topic started by: Bean Counter on October 07, 2015, 11:29:14 AM
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Mule deer at the Powder River, in the shadow of the majestic Bighorn Mountains, and pronghorn of the Red Desert.
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Now the REAL work begins
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Awesome! Share as many pictures as you can, please. WY is on my possibles list.
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Love that area :tup:
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Well lets see the field shots. I love hunting in Wyoming.
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So awesome. Just got back today with full coolers of meat.
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Congrats Bean!!!
Hope to be in same situation here in 20days!
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:tup:
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I love that mule deer pic especially, although both are great. Nice meat, too, BC!
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More photos to follow, fellers. Stay tuned :)
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Can't wait for the story and more pics. Congrats.
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Tagging :tup:
Bean empty your PM box :chuckle:it's full
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moar!
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I’m sensing we have another hooked Wyoming antelope junkie among us.
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Wow, great pictures and area. Apparently, successful too! :tup:
Carl
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Come on bean get to the good stuff.
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Come on bean get to the good stuff.
:yeah: 8) :hello:
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I’m sensing we have another hooked Wyoming antelope junkie among us
Count me in that club as well, they are fun to hunt, I'll be posting pics from my hunt soon.
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I think I built too much suspense for nothing :sry: Hate to disappoint, guys, but its just an average buck for my first. I'm pretty sure I passed on a few that were bigger than the one I shot, then there was the much nicer one that I shot at and completely missed, due to my stupidity chronicled here: http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,183565.0.html
None the less, here they are:
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Ridgerunner had the best advice of them all for this hunt:
Leave your ammo at camp the first day :chuckle:
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Bean, are you in a witness protection program? Is that your first Muley? Nice job.
Antelope next year! For sure.
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Just didn't want to break your monitor by making it display my ugly mug. :chuckle:
It was my buddy's mule deer. BOB = Buddy of Beancounter :) I had to pass on a deer tag to make the new expensive scope fit with the budget. Oddly enough if I would have just kept the old fixed 6x scope that was on it I would probably got the nicer one I shot at and missed several times :bash:
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Nice buck. The deer must have got made fun of with ears like that. Wyoming is awesome.
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:tup:
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For what it's worth I told you to buy a used Luey. Lifetime transferable warranty.
Us cheap guys gotta stick together. Nobody listens to me!
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Nice bucks. You embarrassed of them or what? Why not grip and grin instead of hiding the faces?
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Looks like that face camo works. :tup:
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Congrats Bean!!!
Hope to be in same situation here in 20days!
You sure will be, buddy! We're going to find that Boone & Crocket coues deer and put him in the bag with time for drinks at the campfire by sunset! :bfg:
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Glad to hear you had a good hunt on that peach of a buck tag! I'm very envious you drew that goat unit. Glad it worked out for ya!
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Nice job Bean and BOB!! Really like your photos!!
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Thanks all!
FYI B.O.B. = buddy of beancouter ;) :chuckle:
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How big is that buck in the "Where's Waldo" photo? Is that your buck?
Good spot for him to bed.
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He was good, perhaps a smidge better than the one my buddy killed. He pretty much sat there the whole time watching his pal get shot, carried up the cut, and us to do all our silly photos up top. When we were packing up my buddy took one last look at the area and was like "hey, what's that white glint down in the shade down there?" answer: the muleys nose :o
We passed a few hunters on the way out and agreed that if anyone asked if we had seen any deer, we would have told them about Waldo, but nobody did. So I guess he lives to breed the does for the winter and make new bucks :IBCOOL:
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That's pretty cool.
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Wyo doe tags for antelope are pretty cheap right? Could a guy get a little hunt in during a family vacation perhaps?
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Wyo doe tags for antelope are pretty cheap right? Could a guy get a little hunt in during a family vacation perhaps?
$34 for adults, $19 for youths.
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WyG&F has a ton of info on its website, including phone numbers of land owners you can call for free or cheap access. One thing you should plan on is having to go after the rifle Buck season is over so they can sell access to the clients with the big wallets before allowing us little people on. Not all but many I called last year (our first away year) we're like this. We already planned on being there early last year so 'twas the best laid plans of mice and men for us. We actually ate the tags we bought in the spring.
But then, we happened to meet a landowner by coincidence and he told us to buy some doe tags for their unit and come out and kill as many as we want. We be like: yeah ok :) we took good care of the guy, taking him out to dinner at the nicest restaurant in town and later mailing him some unique gifts from the Southwest, and now it seems as though we have a standing invitation to kill does and bucks on 50,000+ acres of one of the ten people who actually live in Wyoming. :chuckle: with the exception of my pronghorn buck tag we filled all our tags on their land.
If I were you I'd pick up the phone and make a few calls right now even if it's next year on your mind so you can get an idea how the game works. Good luck.
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Thanks for the info. I drove through who last year and really would like to hunt it. And hopefully combo it into a family vacation
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No problem. If you find a good plot of land you can fill several doe tags in an afternoon. Sending you a pm for a few more tips :tup: