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We should all put as much time into hunting predators as we do hunting deer & elk. I ram into a couple guys years ago near Ellensburg that claimed every time it snowed, they jumped on snow mobiles and ram around looking for tracks. When they found a fresh cat track, they would walk it out. They claimed to have killed five lions in the last three years.
We should all put as much time into hunting predators as we do hunting deer & elk. I ran into a couple guys years ago near Ellensburg that claimed every time it snowed, they jumped on snow mobiles and ran around looking for tracks. When they found a fresh cat track, they would walk it out. They claimed to have killed five lions in the last three years.
Love it, congrats bud. Bet you’re still on cloud 9.
Quote from: jasnt on December 23, 2022, 06:21:16 AMLove it, congrats bud. Bet you’re still on cloud 9. Thanks for all the reply guys,thank you.It was like the predator year for me or something.No deer or elk ,but got a bear and a cougar.It was crazy ,like hunting is sometimes.
Quote from: Buckjunkie on December 22, 2022, 06:04:26 PMWe should all put as much time into hunting predators as we do hunting deer & elk. I ran into a couple guys years ago near Ellensburg that claimed every time it snowed, they jumped on snow mobiles and ran around looking for tracks. When they found a fresh cat track, they would walk it out. They claimed to have killed five lions in the last three years.I’ve always wanted to try this. I think it could be fairly effective as long as you were able to get on a fresh track and in good enough shape to cover the ground. I’ve also thought about doing this but also throwing my foxpro in my backpack with the “baying hounds” sound playing full volume. I know the men you speak of...they were telling the truth.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Quote from: highcountry_hunter on December 22, 2022, 10:36:24 PMQuote from: Buckjunkie on December 22, 2022, 06:04:26 PMWe should all put as much time into hunting predators as we do hunting deer & elk. I ran into a couple guys years ago near Ellensburg that claimed every time it snowed, they jumped on snow mobiles and ran around looking for tracks. When they found a fresh cat track, they would walk it out. They claimed to have killed five lions in the last three years.I’ve always wanted to try this. I think it could be fairly effective as long as you were able to get on a fresh track and in good enough shape to cover the ground. I’ve also thought about doing this but also throwing my foxpro in my backpack with the “baying hounds” sound playing full volume. I know the men you speak of...they were telling the truth.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk