Wyoming bighorn area 1

• Dec 14, 2018

• #21

EYJONAS!

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Congrats on your ram, that's a tough area to become successful in even without the winter we just had. I know in talking to a couple people doing the counts on the 502 heard and some stuff in Wyoming they could only turn up less than half the population from the year before. Hopefully this spring and winter are a little easier on them.

 

• Dec 14, 2018

• #22

arwhntr

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Congrats on your b-e-a-utiful ram! That has got to be a great feeling!

 

• Dec 14, 2018

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kylemcintyre67

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Congrats on getting it done.

 

• Dec 23, 2018

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Desk Pop

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Cool ram. Good work

 

• Dec 30, 2018

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BAKPAKR

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Congrats on the ram! It sounds like you covered some ground and did well in a poor year.

 

• Dec 30, 2018

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el unit

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That's great! Congrats on a fine ram!

 

• Jan 2, 2019

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CWeeks

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Where is the harvest data that includes drainages located on Wy game and fish?

 

• Jan 7, 2019

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They don't have it posted online anywhere to my knowledge, just call or email the biologist in Cody and they'll send it. Very nice and helpful people. It's pretty generalized, but has basic information about roughly where (which usually names the creek or drainage), ram age, horn size etc. All the info they collect when you check the ram