Northern Rancher
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Here's my favoirite place to hunt mulies in Sask-big ranch only lets me and my kids hunt there. Those couless are steeper than they look but the old hacker did three miles of them on Wednesday.
Leanin' H!!!
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Here's my favoirite place to hunt mulies in Sask-big ranch only lets me and my kids hunt there. Those couless are steeper than they look but the old hacker did three miles of them on Wednesday.
Northern Rancher
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Was looking for mulie does but all I kicked up was whitie does and fawns-these for little punks were across the other side. If we turn in four doe heads we get two buck tags.
Northern Rancher
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The hogsback-it's a big ridge about a mile long at places it's barely six feet wide at the top. Don't know how many morning we've climbed it the dark and watched bucks go to bed from up there. On morning at first light about 500 geese skimmed the top and flew over about six feet over my head it was pretty cool. This picture doesn't do it justice-I'll get a better pic next week hopefully with a 200 typical in it.
leanin' H
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AWESOME Northern Rancher!!!! 
The only way to make that country look any better would be for me to be in the picture! :wink: Can't wait to see how your buck hunting goes! Good luck and shoot straight! Thanks!
H
The only way to make that country look any better would be for me to be in the picture! :wink: Can't wait to see how your buck hunting goes! Good luck and shoot straight! Thanks!H
Northern Rancher
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I passed a 150 whitie today with my muzzie he really wanted to die too lol.
Northern Rancher
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Ty jumped three moose tonight-called them back with in thirty yards but no horns. Leanin H we saw 56 bucks in 21/2 days a few years back inthose couless anbout half would of made archery book and a couple booners thrown in for good luck.
katrina
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:twisted: I don't know!!! :twisted: :twisted:
I think that first picture of deer are plastic.... See the tracks up to where they stand??? :twisted: :twisted: NR you devil!!!!
I think that first picture of deer are plastic.... See the tracks up to where they stand??? :twisted: :twisted: NR you devil!!!!
Sandhusker
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katrina said:
Yeah, I've got the same display for my front yard in Christmas! If you look real close, you can see the electrical cord on one of them...
Northern Rancher
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Stay off the chronic-hopefully I'll be munching on their big bro's backstrap in a week or so. P.S I'm too damn lazy to put up Christmas decorations.
katrina
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:twisted: :twisted: Gotta tease ya some!! :twisted: :twisted:
And you can have that nasty backstrap... :gag:
And you can have that nasty backstrap... :gag:
Northern Rancher
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Our taxidermist decided to quit so we gathered up some horns we had there-we named this buck 'domi' after Tie the Leaf's enforcer. He has seven inch bases and had about four inches of fresh blood on his tiones from fighting the morning Ty shot him.
Northern Rancher
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Here's a mulie I shot quite awhile ago was kind of cool as it was Ty's first rifle mulie hunt with me. We got him in the Millie Pasture after quite a few miles. I thought holding mulie horns was slimming-=I was WRONG lol.
RobinFarmandRanch
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Look at the bases on that whitetail :shock: :shock: . We grow them "high adn tight" as my dad used to call it down here.
Thats one big mulie. Congrats on those kills. One day i guess ill have the time anad money to go up there to try to kill a mulie and a pornghorn.
Thats one big mulie. Congrats on those kills. One day i guess ill have the time anad money to go up there to try to kill a mulie and a pornghorn.
Northern Rancher said:
Our taxidermist decided to quit so we gathered up some horns we had there-we named this buck 'domi' after Tie the Leaf's enforcer. He has seven inch bases and had about four inches of fresh blood on his tiones from fighting the morning Ty shot him.
Impressive.
