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Pronghorn scouting pics
I was in Idaho Friday through Tuesday! Saw lots of animals. I was somewhat overwhelmed by how much country there is to cover. I stalked into 80 yards of a respectable buck on Monday, but the shot opportunity wasn't perfect. I think I'm heading back tomorrow. Good luck and maybe I'll see you out...- SpotNStalker
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Blind reccomendation
Xenek makes a great blind. They may be more money than you want to spend, but worth checking out.- SpotNStalker
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Newbie Pronghorn Hunter
I made it out last weekend to lay eyes on some of the stuff I've been looking at on maps. I found that 90% of the water I was hoping to find was gone, and not many animals in the areas I was looking at. I talked to the local wildlife biologist who confirmed what I was seeing.....a very dry year...- SpotNStalker
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Leg Cramps
Personally I am a huge fan of Wilderness Athlete. They make lots of products but their Hydrate & Recover is amazing for exerting yourself in the back country. It's a powder, which unlike other sports drinks(gatorade) keeps the most nutritional value because it doesn't break down in a solvent...- SpotNStalker
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Newbie Pronghorn Hunter
Thanks guys and thanks Randy for responding. That playlist of videos was part of the reason I decided to put in for a pronghorn hunt this year! I'll go over them again and see what I can pick out! It looks like an absolute blast, and certainly a challenge! I'm heading to the unit this...- SpotNStalker
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Newbie Pronghorn Hunter
Hey guys! I've been listening to Randy's podcast and decided to join the HT forum! I've often scanned through threads in the past, just never joined until now. Anyways, I drew my first archery pronghorn tag for Idaho. It's an early hunt (second half of August) and I'm not sure what to expect...- SpotNStalker
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