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You just have to coax him to get on the wall and in your freezer now.
Baker Alvin
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Thank You for sharing!
memtb
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Once upon a time, when I first moved to Wyoming, those were fairly commonplace…..except during hunting season! 
Not so common any more…..nice buck. May he spend the ever after "gracing" your wall! memtb
Not so common any more…..nice buck. May he spend the ever after "gracing" your wall! memtbhuntinfool18
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There used to be a lot more here. Several that were bigger than this one but for some reason the city gave the go ahead to let law enforcement shoot the deer in town. I don't agree with this at all and not sure of the legality of it. I enjoy the deer but I guess others are complaining about them eating their flowers and bushes so they want them gone.
I've hunted a fair number of deer over the years. So far the biggest mulies I've ever seen were on the lawn of the Credit Union, next to the Holiday Inn Express, in Lander. Humbling. Saw bigger in Sonora - but not stateside.
crashlanding
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That's a decoy, don't let him fool ya. 
memtb
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This happened in Thermopolis several years ago. A bunch, a "bunch" of deer lived in town 24/7 - 365. The city killed-off a "BUNCH" of them. A pretty sad deal…..even though they were a bit destructive to peoples yards/landscaping and sometimes caused traffic nuisances!
memtb
memtb
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Back in Kemmerer in the late '80's - early '90's, there were lots of moose that would winter in town……they could be a nuisance as well.
In fact, I believe that the Ham's Fork drainage had the densest moose population of anywhere in the lower 48. If memory serves me, the G&F did a count showing over 500 in the drainage from Kemmerer to the headwaters. A note of possible interest…….the drainage ain't that big!
memtb
In fact, I believe that the Ham's Fork drainage had the densest moose population of anywhere in the lower 48. If memory serves me, the G&F did a count showing over 500 in the drainage from Kemmerer to the headwaters. A note of possible interest…….the drainage ain't that big!
memtb
Rick Richard
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I have seen really nice bucks walking the sidewalks in downtown Cody. They probably know they are safe if they don't go out of the city limits.
The biggest elk I ever saw was eating from a hanging basket on a lady's porch in Benezette, PA.
It is amazing how many of the biggest brutes figure out where they can safely reside and find the tender shrubbery. Then the day hunting season opens they vanish like ghosts.
So what did you give him for Breakfast.
huntinfool18
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He was chowing down on the fresh green grass in the front yard
