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I travelled to Wyoming last September for an archery antelope hunt. That was more fun than putting socks on a wet rooster; here's the result of that hunt.
![]() Antelope hunting has been my favorite of all animals I've hunted (moose are right up there, too), although my several previous sojourns for them were all with rifle. This is a hunt that I'd encourage everyone to experience at least once. Come to think of it, you probably couldn't stop after the first time.
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HA! You kill me! ...socks on a wet rooster... ![]() ![]() Canuck, you betcha! Goat hunting sure is fun! It can be frustrating too. Especially, if you're sitting for hours upon hours in a sweltering blind. Whew!
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Monie, I tried the blind thing to start with, but the weather was unseasonably wet and the goats had no need to hit water holes. It quickly turned into a spot and stalk, which was a real challenge but so much fun.
Here's a more detailed look: www.angelfire.com/bc/canuck2/Wyoming08.html |
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I was watching Fred Eichler the other day. He had a similar situation, with unseasonable wet weather. He managed to stalk a goat and make the shot. Afterward, he was a man posessed!! I LOVE watching him when he bags an animal! He is an absolute hoot! He acts like a kid hopped up on a 5lb bag of sugar!!
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Archery antelope is definately one of my favorite hunts every year. Nothing like crawling through the cactus and rattlesnakes to try to stick a speedgoat!
Man is it Sept yet, there was a lot of nice goats that made it through last year just waiting for me.
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I tried the spot and stalk on the speedster in 2007 when I hunted with Fred Eichler's outfit in S.E. Colorado because of the monsoon hit. No place to hide from them other than to crawl through a half mile of castus. Did I say I hate cactus. I'm going back out in August to give it the Ole college retry, I want one of those on my wall and in my belly! LOL Last edited by Bow Drawn; 02-18-2009 at 09:11 AM. |
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Good luck to ya!
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Antelope is on my list of trips to take and soon I hope!
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When you do go, go to Randy's place! You can find the link in my signature.
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Yeah Randy is on my list to visit!
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