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Wow that's awesome! Great looking deer.
Here in WV we have "Urban Archery Hunts" where the city lets a certain number of bowhunters hunt in wooded areas in the city. You have to pass a shooting test then it's a lottery to get a permit. 7 deer and 2 can be bucks that doesn't count on your regular license. I did it a few years and killed my best whitetail buck ever. He went 160'. Great buck for WV. Sounds like other states should practice this, it's a win for homeowners and hunters.
Here in WV we have "Urban Archery Hunts" where the city lets a certain number of bowhunters hunt in wooded areas in the city. You have to pass a shooting test then it's a lottery to get a permit. 7 deer and 2 can be bucks that doesn't count on your regular license. I did it a few years and killed my best whitetail buck ever. He went 160'. Great buck for WV. Sounds like other states should practice this, it's a win for homeowners and hunters.
I'm in monongalia county, cheat neck area. Hunted in Morgantown years ago when it started.
BAKPAKR
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The biggest elk I have ever seen was standing behind an old single wide in Benezette, PA.
I'm in Wood county Parkersburg area. We do not have huge bucks but what we have taste good. LolI'm in monongalia county, cheat neck area. Hunted in Morgantown years ago when it started.
HRM Johnny
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I hope that you get to see Hank again once hunting season opens.
PocaProfessor
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I used to work in that area occassionally, and the only moose I have ever seen was up Hams Fork. Drove up looking to see Muleys and Elk, but seen a moose instead. Great experience for someone from back east. I did see many huge Mule deer on the minesite I was working.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
memtb
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Just after dawn one morning, late Sept. or early Oct., I was watching the east side of Commissary Ridge about 15 or so miles north of Kemmerer.
With the rising Sun lighting up the ridge, I counted 12 or 13 moose, the exact number has been lost over the years. This is a ridge that has a pretty good amount of timber and brush, so I have always wondered …….just how many moose were actually on that ridge that morning! I'm pretty certain that they "all" weren't standing out in the open just to "make my day"!
Oh Professor, were you working at the Kemmerer coal mine? My wife worked in the office there from '81 through '96! memtb
WYO300RUM
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That's a nice buck Huntinfool !
They call them lawn rats here.
I've been watching this one antlered buck growing. He has a double tripod going now. I got a photo of him before he did. They were culling does for a few years here also. Don't think for the last 2 years. All the does have twins and spotted one with Triplets.
WYO300RUM
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Rick,
What state are you hunting elk in this year ? Saw you were heading west in another thread.
What state are you hunting elk in this year ? Saw you were heading west in another thread.
Rick Richard
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New Mexico unit 12, October 5th.
memtb
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Good Luck Rick! memtb
WYO300RUM
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good luck !
Airedale56
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Here's a 2019 buck that was laying in the yard of a house for sale. Realtor declined to insist the buck be included in the sale.
No deal...
