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Outdoors thread
- Thread starter BushAK
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Wyo.
Where have you been putting in?
Hoping to hit elk there next year by Jackson Hole. Can draw anytime with my points just need the baby in July to be a touch older.
i've hunted several different areas in wyo. my favorite is the big horns, area 44 or 45 i think. i have the most experience in 67-68-69 east of jackson by dubois. love that area, too. have gotten into some big bulls there. i've also hunted around saratoga in southeast wyo. lots more private land around there, didn't like as much.
the only elk i ever shot was outside meeteetse, south of cody. huge bulls and lots of elk in there, but lots of private land, too and the elk know right where that's at.
Looking back at this, I bet @Elizabeth Reed drools when looking at yore legs. Deab has to be jealous of your calf mustles
Awesome. What state are you from?
That’s some goooooood eatin Tex
You should frame that pic
i want to take it again mid june when its nice and green then i should.
Deab ain’t got shit on my calves
Live in Dallas now, but lived in Wyo through elementary, middle, high school graduation in 1998 then again from 2008-2013. Nebraska for college and a year of internship.
i have cows
north of rock springs, wyoming
Now THAT is the great, wide open. The folks in NYC will never understand, will they?
ive had about 12 beers and i just love the open space
That’s a giant northern!! Damn
Got a friend who lives in Orange County who claims they can never see the stars. Comes to the real western Nebraska for a visit and all he talks about are the stars and the 24/7 train whistles.
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Looked like a freaking alligator. My buddy missed him with the net the first go and I about lost it on him. I could likely go catch bigger musky, but I told my dad I don’t think he’ll ever beat that pike. It was amazing!
Is this today?
There are some incredible views in that region that are almost scary to get to if you're not in an overlanding truck.
When I was a freshman in high school, our church youth group was all setup for a guided canoe trip down the Colorado River, but it was at historic flood levels, so the guides diverted us to the Green River. We hit the water just downstream from the Flaming Gorge Dam. IIRC, we canoed about 60 miles in a few days, ending up in Colorado.
The detour from the CO River to the Green River sent us on US-40 and CO-318, adorned with cattle guard gates and ~100 mile stretches without gas stations. Looking at google maps, you have to zoom way into a precise area on 318 to even get a village name.
All that said, the views in that region are spectacular.
