Rather,
Thets cause you got them itty bitty mountings over there in Utah. Folks in wheelchairs can hunt 'em. These hills take pack stock. ATVs an' such ain't even allowed. I don't think I'd ever hunt a critter thet I only got a 17% chance of killin'. Guess thets where the professionals come in. Or maybeso you think the 17% are jus lucky? I read somewhar thet mos' the elk are kilt by the same hunters ever year. Hell, ifn it were easy, wouldn't be no outfitters. I jus' work fer a feller. Ain't got no money fer a lodge an' such. Jus' do it durin' the season. Probly be my last cause I'm gettin' long in the tooth an' wanna spend more time huntin' with my famly. But hell, maybeso there ain't no elk in Utah, jus a few straglers crossin' over from Wyom. Or maybeso all thet blonde hair over there spooks 'em afor anyone can git close?<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle> Still say its too easy in September. An jus' fer the record, elk ain't anywhar near the toughest critter to hunt. Try coes whitetail someday. Any critter what will come to a call ain't hard to hunt. Whitetails are durn sneaky. An' when they inhabit canyon country with cactus an' shin daggers what will make hamburger of your legs, its double hard. Nope, I reckin' groundhogs is harder to hunt then elks. Ceptn' on railroad tracks where they kinda stand out.

BJ


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