X3B here I come
spike
6/21/11 8:04pm
Boyz (and Girlz)
Proof positive that even a blind dog finds a bone every now and then. Drew X3B with 1 preference point. Took a really nice 5 X 3 up there two years ago with a little help from my secret friend (thanks again Ben) and have every intention of a repeat.
Words of wisdom: I'll be 60 in Sept. Got a drop camp deer hunt at 10,000 ft middle of Sept. X3B Oct 1st , back to our Montana leases for deer & elk mid October, and thinking hard about whackin' another Cape Buffalo before all that.
The Dr. says "don't do it"
The Wife says "don't do it"
The kids and grand kids say "don't do it"
I'm doin' it.
All the best
Spike
Proof positive that even a blind dog finds a bone every now and then. Drew X3B with 1 preference point. Took a really nice 5 X 3 up there two years ago with a little help from my secret friend (thanks again Ben) and have every intention of a repeat.
Words of wisdom: I'll be 60 in Sept. Got a drop camp deer hunt at 10,000 ft middle of Sept. X3B Oct 1st , back to our Montana leases for deer & elk mid October, and thinking hard about whackin' another Cape Buffalo before all that.
The Dr. says "don't do it"
The Wife says "don't do it"
The kids and grand kids say "don't do it"
I'm doin' it.
All the best
Spike
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Steep side? Bud, I haven't been able to find the shallow side of the Warners. Really looking forward to this season though. My biggest problem, if you can call it that, is that I have too many spots I want to hunt and can't figure out where to be for the opener. Thinking hard about getting in about a mile above a pretty active alfalfa pivot just south of Cedarville and just waiting for sunup. Poisen Springs, Dismal Swamp, Salt Creek, Annie Mountain. I'm so confused.
Good Hunting (???)
Spike
Thanks for the kind words. I'll try to post a few pics you may enjoy. Last time I tried I had to have HAWK guide me through the process. I take it by the SEMPER FI banner that you are/were a warrior. Thanks very much for your commitment. My boy is a bubblehead. Went from enlisted to Chief in 7 1/2 yrs, now a Lieutenant (weps officer) on a SSBN.
I was blessed to have been able to hunt behind some of the best hounds ever to hit the ground in California for about 30 yrs. A lot of guys are surprised to hear about the quality/quantity of Yogi's here. Jim Shocky's got nothing on us. Last year we took three bears over 500 lbs. with 1 closer to 600. Year before I took one that made the B & C records book that had a 20 6/16ths noggin. I'm a little slower to the tree now, but I still manage to get there and bark a little.
Off to work. Will post some pics later
GOOD HUNTING
Spike :thumb