In the pic that Boyd posted for me, is only a part of what we see all day.
From the spot I took this pic we have shooting in a 360 degree circle and behind me is better shooting then what you see in the pic.
If you look at the top open snow patch on the right mountain, is where we killed the elk at 2100 yards a few years ago.
This is why I return every year to the same area. Where I took the pic from is at 7500 feet elevation.
One of the neatest things about my spot is there are always sheep to entertain you... (uh that didn't sound good ) I mean to watch.. the adgility (sp)of these animals is amazing!!!!
Yes, we did see some in the higher areas we can glass. Some of our Horseman friends saw some up high. You can ALWAYS see sheep in the Avalanche (near Marble) area.
We stay at about 7500 to 8000 feet and some of our group go on up to 10000 feet or more.
Littletoes
One pic is worth 10,000 words they say.
That Colorado country we hunt in is hard to beat anywhere.
Ric
Don't want to get too intimate with the Sheep in your area unless of course, you have been in the woods too long and can't get back to your lovely wife.
It better be one hell-of-a-sheep for that to happen though.
I was trying to trick you into telling me where you go (had a guess). You went ahead and told me!
You mentioned a couple of hunters from Ohio. I know a guy from Ohio or Kentucky near Cincinatti who rents ponies and goes up there every year. Did you happen to run into a guy named Rodney?
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><HR> guess it's a good thing the area is only less than a mile from my back door!!!
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