Photo - where I hunt
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Photo - where I hunt
These are two favorite muley hunt spots of mine.
Actually, you don't need a 270 to be successful. Take note of wind direction before undertaking the stalk and walk softly. I rarely shoot farther than 125 yards or so.
30-30 is a keeper!
TR
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Re: Photo - where I hunt
Oh, but a Winchester Model 70 Super Grade .270 is soooooo nice to hunt with!!!t.r. wrote: Actually, you don't need a 270 to be successful.
TR
Real beautiful country there, TR. Looks like a little Heaven on Earth...as pretty as ever I've seen. Where in SD? I thought SD was all wheat fields! haha on me!!!!
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I love country that looks like that. Looks like a good place to ride horses too.
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It is beautiful. It has been too long since I walked the prairie earth and smelled the five essense of sage. The feel of the high sun on my back and endless vistas to tantalize my eyes.
I too have a longing of sorts that is hard for some to understand to be in such desolate places. I have a fond memory of sitting on top of a hill overlooking the Badlands of North Dakota with gun in hand dreaming of what was a different time in our land.
Some people look aghast when I speak of the treeless horizons of the Badlands.Being in New England one is used to seeing many trees as part of the landscape . The idea of a place without them seems to foriegn to many. But for some strange reason I relish the view.
I too have a longing of sorts that is hard for some to understand to be in such desolate places. I have a fond memory of sitting on top of a hill overlooking the Badlands of North Dakota with gun in hand dreaming of what was a different time in our land.
Some people look aghast when I speak of the treeless horizons of the Badlands.Being in New England one is used to seeing many trees as part of the landscape . The idea of a place without them seems to foriegn to many. But for some strange reason I relish the view.
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I'm in the opposite corner of the state - Vermillion. Flat as a pancake here although we do have some pretty good whitetail hunting. My son and I did take a couple nice muleys by Belle Fouche a couple years ago with the muzzleloaders. Beautiful country out there. My daughter is about 90% sure she's going to BHS this fall so I may give you a shout if I get to town.
I'm in the opposite corner of the state - Vermillion. Flat as a pancake here although we do have some pretty good whitetail hunting. My son and I did take a couple nice muleys by Belle Fouche a couple years ago with the muzzleloaders. Beautiful country out there. My daughter is about 90% sure she's going to BHS this fall so I may give you a shout if I get to town.
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