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You must not spend very much time in the wild...bs, he's not been in the right place at the right time. Ask him how many bears he's seen, its an inordinate number.I encountered a lynx in northern WA. but no bobcats to that date. Then one day in UT saw 5 bobcats including 2 kittens. Lol, I was being sarcastic Mphunter is a dedicated outdoorsman from what I can tell, those kitties can be elusive. I've only seen a handful but yet to kill one. gotcha.I know folks spending decades up on the rim and still ain't got a glimpse of Mogollon Man. Only seen a few bobcats (that weren't in our traps) in the wild. I see the Mogollon Man every summer during our fishing trips. He only comes out after a bottle or two have died! Amazing, yes I hear you must first enter the spirit world to see him.

We did a road trip in August 2005 that took us through WA and OR. I couldn't believe all the Blackberries...the size of your thumb!! ...and nobody picking them!! We played the obvious tourist and pulled off the road every chance we got to refill our cups. What a treat! Also hit the Huckleberry season in Montana...Huckleberry beer, wine, ice cream....great stuff! An illegal fell asleep driving on the I-5 just south of Seattle. Went into the medium which was a sea of BlackBerry climbing up the other vegetation and over 8' tall. A Hiway mowing crew found him and his car a month after he drove into it. I probably drove past him 20 times. Driving into that stuff would look like driving into the bat cave. Everything just gets swallowed up.

We had a fawn come across us. It showed up an orphan at my grandparents ranch one summer. We bottle fed it and it followed me around like a puppy. Felt very strange rabbit hunting with a mule deer at my side rather than a beagle. He stuck around 2/years

Back in WA we tried to avoid the black berries. People literally went into BlackBerry patches and never came back. I'll b looking for bb and raspberry next couple days

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You must not spend very much time in the wild...bs, he's not been in the right place at the right time. Ask him how many bears he's seen, its an inordinate number.I encountered a lynx in northern WA. but no bobcats to that date. Then one day in UT saw 5 bobcats including 2 kittens. Lol, I was being sarcastic Mphunter is a dedicated outdoorsman from what I can tell, those kitties can be elusive. I've only seen a handful but yet to kill one. gotcha.I know folks spending decades up on the rim and still ain't got a glimpse of Mogollon Man.

Wow and with a bow, congratulations on a buck of a lifetime. I'm getting buzzed looking at him.

You must not spend very much time in the wild... bs, he's not been in the right place at the right time. Ask him how many bears he's seen, its an inordinate number.I encountered a lynx in northern WA. but no bobcats to that date. Then one day in UT saw 5 bobcats including 2 kittens.

You sound a little paranoid, best stay indoors and ride your couch. But don't doze off or them mean ponies gonna get you, after all nothing more scawy than a night....mare. Lmao

And another reason none of you yahoos will ever be allowed to hunt them, you can't tell the difference between a wild horse and one that just got away from its owner.

The ignorance of many on this thread should not have surprised me. The deer and elk do not compete for the same feed as horses. Tear up the ground and destructive as wild hogs? You can't even compare the two. Hogs root for food and having them on your land like I saw them in east Texas, you'd think an army of drunks bulldozed your farm overnight. Some of you scared of them? Lmao. Your more likely to trip over each others empty beer bottles. Y'all relax.

Nice find. Here's my BT. Was a decent sized buck despite the rack size. Looks like its time to clear off a table.

I don't know, got to have a motor on dat boat, close call we had one of those .22's when I was a kid, beautiful rifle. Begged my dad not to sell it but he wasn't about to listen to a 10 year old.

My dad let me keep a 20ga Win pump I grew up downing birds with. I moved to WA and could buy oc elk tags for hunts with shotguns 16ga. and larger. Made sense to me to sell it. Well I wish I had it back cuz it's been 20 years and my 88 year old father still bitches about me selling it every time the topic of guns comes up.

I'll have to weigh my old .06 Gamemaster complete with scope, stith mounts, sling and full 10 round mag.

Bump for a nice shooter

If anyone whom has Bills book and can help him out, please post pics of his stolen guns.

Correction, just remembered I had two weapons stolen from my cabin in UT: Stevens pocket pistol 12ga Western Fields

M You're right as usual buddy, adios

Sorry for the loss of these very personalized guns. Maybe you can put pics up? I've only had the one pistol stolen and it was heart breaking.

So far it looks like you either sell guns or you dont. Let me add to the list a stolen .44 Ruger

I already handed down to my son, his great grandfather's Savage .22 over 20 gauge. A lot of bunnies, quail and dove bit the dust with that old gun.

When AZ passed the current ccw law, I wanted a carry weapon. Traded my .243 model 88 for a 9mm and cash with a good friend. Beat myself up for years over that trade, had inherited the Winchester. Approached my buddy about that trade last year and he wanted the pistol back, it had belonged to his late brother

Dang, I bet you do!

Barking up the wrong tree, CJ. I'm for the humane marketing and slaughter of horses, cattle, sheep, etc. Humane being the keyword, not all killing is humane. If conservationists want to flip the bill to manage and eventually thru attrition, handle this herd, why oppose it? Let them dart and castrate the stallions, roundup the adoptable ones. Do something rather than nothing. But I won't be joining you on any horse bow hunts.