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Old 02-09-2007 | 10:32 PM
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Default RE: The BigHorn mountain area

That is what I told my buddy that is going with me. Long walks in the hills and long drives going back to town, only to have to get up and drive back and do it all over again. I opted to drive out there with the camper (the kind that fits in the bed)in the back of the diesel and park and get out and hunt. I also told him I should bring my tent and gearcause ifwecome across a good stretch of area and don't have the time to walk back to the truckwe could just stay the night and hunt that arearight from sun up. He thinks I'm nuts for wanting to hunt this way. I think you beat yourself up with all the driving back and forth. What do you guys think is the best way to hunt the area? We were looking at hunting the basin and not going to high up but walking a good bit. He has never hunted outWest and I am trying toschool him on it but he isn'tgetting it. Do you think we are better getting intoareas with meadows and tree lines or hunting the more open areas? I have hunted inMedicine Bow and we didn't see much until we got tothe valleys withwater and vegetation.I don't want to sound to much of a green horn but the more I get advice from guys that have hunted that area the better i feel about going on the hunt. We were also thing of bring the quad for game retrieval only, good idea or bad?Is it mostly local road huntingthe BLM roads? RURU12, how did you hunt out there and where did you stay? Did you camp?
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