Faster horses said:We were down southeast of Ekalaka quite a few years ago and saw this sign on a gate.
"No Pheasants. No Hunting. Don't Ask.
Come back antelope season.
Lots of them sonsabitches." :shock:
You sure won't have a problem finding landowners that will let
you hunt antelope!!!
RoperAB said:Faster horses said:We were down southeast of Ekalaka quite a few years ago and saw this sign on a gate.
"No Pheasants. No Hunting. Don't Ask.
Come back antelope season.
Lots of them sonsabitches." :shock:
You sure won't have a problem finding landowners that will let
you hunt antelope!!!
I havnt lived with antelope but I have hunted them. Im no antelope expert.
Why dont land owners like antelope? I thought they only brows on sage brush, etc?
Oh...then they're like moose only way smallerOldtimer said:RoperAB said:Faster horses said:We were down southeast of Ekalaka quite a few years ago and saw this sign on a gate.
"No Pheasants. No Hunting. Don't Ask.
Come back antelope season.
Lots of them sonsabitches." :shock:
You sure won't have a problem finding landowners that will let
you hunt antelope!!!
I havnt lived with antelope but I have hunted them. Im no antelope expert.
Why dont land owners like antelope? I thought they only brows on sage brush, etc?
They are terrible on fences-- A herd of them will hit a fence going 30 mph and just send wire and staples going every direction- or even if they hit it slow and crawl thru they roll the wires together...
Faster horses said:There are a LOT of antelope in that country. They DO eat forage besides browse. They can do a lot of damage alfalfa fields in the fall. They are like a band of sheep, okay GOATS because that is what they are.
What made you think all they ate was browse? Did you read that somewhere. I really am not being smart, just wondered where you got that idea. There is a lot of false information out there about wildlife.
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