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Looking for Someone to hunt with this year Archery hunt in Eastern Oregon
Wish I would’ve seen this earlier. If you’re looking for someone to buy but with next year, I’m seriously considering a few of those units you listed and would love to go hunt hard.- ryansullivan
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- Forum: Looking for a Hunting or Fishing Partner?
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Weiser Zone fire
Anybody hunt the Weiser River zone in Idaho for archery? Curious as to how the Woodhead fire might have impacted your hunt since it’s been burning for a while. I was thinking about joining that zoo next year but with that fire now I’m thinking maybe not- ryansullivan
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- Forum: Elk
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Elk hunting partner
You missed the point of the post, but thanks for replying anyway. I do hunt every year, and I do get into elk occasionally. I'm not asking for handouts, just wanted to see if someone was looking for a partner or would mind if I tagged along to crush the learning curve a bit. Trust me, I enjoy...- ryansullivan
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- Forum: Elk
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Elk hunting partner
That is true! I appreciate that. I'm definitely going to give it my best shot this year and see if I cant knock one down with a rifle.- ryansullivan
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- Forum: Elk
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Elk hunting partner
Hey all, I know most people are probably out on hunts right now, but I'm looking ahead to next year. I've been trying to get into elk hunting for a few years now but I can't seem to find a partner who wants to do anything more than drive roads and hope to bump into elk. Needless to say I've...- ryansullivan
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Turkey Decoy Question
That looks pretty dang good! Good luck out there!- ryansullivan
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Turkey Decoy Question
Just curious on what brand people find work the best for turkeys, and what kind of set up do you run? Jake or hen or a combo? Or does it depend on the situation? Thanks!- ryansullivan
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Bear meat question
Sounds pretty dang good!- ryansullivan
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- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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Bear meat question
Those seem to be pretty popular! Do you ever think twice about how long you’ve cooked it?- ryansullivan
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- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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Bear meat question
What does everyone do with their bear meat? Favorite recipes, method of cooking, etc? I’m interested in getting a bear tag next year because I see them quite a bit and I want to help keep them in check but the trichinosis thing sikes me out. Has anybody has experienced with it?- ryansullivan
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- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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Selway Zone Question
Just curious, has anyone or anyone you know killed an elk in the Selway Zone in the last few years? Im aware of the predator situation and lack of elk in there, but the challenge is still intriguing to me. Maybe I’m just dumb enough to want to try. Has anybody else thought about hunting in...- ryansullivan
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- Forum: Elk
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Taxidermy Options
Gotcha. I was told that I need to get it taken care of quick because it’s a horned animal. Not sure how important that really is but does that play a factor?- ryansullivan
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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Taxidermy Options
Well, I’m headed to Wyoming for the first time to hunt antelope for the first time this Friday. I’m a fairly new hunter so I don’t have much experience with taxidermists and I’m just trying to plan ahead in case I luck out and shoot one that I’d like to have mounted! I have a 16 hour drive home...- ryansullivan
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- Forum: Pronghorn
