Elk Hunts Available
02-10-2002 | 10:14 AM
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From: Birn WI USA
Elk Hunts Available
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For more info contact us
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Edited by - Shannont on 02/13/2002 08:28:05
Edited by - Shannont on 02/13/2002 08:31:13
For more info contact us
[email protected]
web page http:/
Edited by - Shannont on 02/13/2002 08:28:05
Edited by - Shannont on 02/13/2002 08:31:13
02-11-2002 | 02:33 PM
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From: Hamilton Square NJ USA
RE: Elk Hunts Available
Are these in the same 100 acre fence you offer the whitetail "hunts"?
Don't the elk and bears and deer fight at the food trough?
Can you score the elk before I get there so I know how much it'll cost?
Don't the elk and bears and deer fight at the food trough?
Can you score the elk before I get there so I know how much it'll cost?
02-12-2002 | 08:07 PM
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RE: Elk Hunts Available
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The Colorado hunts are free range hunts they are not fenced hunts. We bow hunted this ranch last fall and are returning this next fall. This is the first year we will be leasing out the other seasons. We killed 2-4 on elk and 1-1 on deer we didnt know that the ranch had so many deer and plenty of bear or we would have gotten more tags.
Im sure that The Oregon ranch is having problems and I hope that they get it taken care of before it spreads, but I guarantee that the Animals inside the fence are much healthier than the wild animals. The ranches all have to test all thier animals every year or at least every other year ,Depends on the state. I would be willing to bet that if the states tested all thier wild animals they would have a higher percentage of infected or suspect animals than the fenced ones. Why is it that The wild deer herd in lower Michigan have not been slaughted? Or all the wild deer and elk in NW Colorado? Thier has been CWD in that herd since at least the 60'S, Long before the fenced ranches became popular.There has been A very high percentage of TB in that Mich herd for years. I only wish that all the cases got the same amount of press If a wild animal is found suspect it doesn't even get released but a private herd makes the front page of all the papers.
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The Colorado hunts are free range hunts they are not fenced hunts. We bow hunted this ranch last fall and are returning this next fall. This is the first year we will be leasing out the other seasons. We killed 2-4 on elk and 1-1 on deer we didnt know that the ranch had so many deer and plenty of bear or we would have gotten more tags.
Im sure that The Oregon ranch is having problems and I hope that they get it taken care of before it spreads, but I guarantee that the Animals inside the fence are much healthier than the wild animals. The ranches all have to test all thier animals every year or at least every other year ,Depends on the state. I would be willing to bet that if the states tested all thier wild animals they would have a higher percentage of infected or suspect animals than the fenced ones. Why is it that The wild deer herd in lower Michigan have not been slaughted? Or all the wild deer and elk in NW Colorado? Thier has been CWD in that herd since at least the 60'S, Long before the fenced ranches became popular.There has been A very high percentage of TB in that Mich herd for years. I only wish that all the cases got the same amount of press If a wild animal is found suspect it doesn't even get released but a private herd makes the front page of all the papers.
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02-12-2002 | 08:15 PM
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02-13-2002 | 07:07 AM
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From: Hamilton Square NJ USA
RE: Elk Hunts Available
"Any such posts may be removed"
I wouldn't presume to tell anyone what to do, but just the link at the bottom of their post selling whitetail killings and claiming it's a hunt is a slap in the face to the rest of us sportsmen/women.
I wouldn't presume to tell anyone what to do, but just the link at the bottom of their post selling whitetail killings and claiming it's a hunt is a slap in the face to the rest of us sportsmen/women.
02-14-2002 | 06:46 PM
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From: Elizabeth Colo. USA
RE: Elk Hunts Available
What, the deer in N.W. Colo. have the CWD too. Crap, at that rate the hole deer herd will need to be killed off. I thought the disease was only in the N. and N.E. corner of the state and the CDOW was killing a bunch of them this winter.Now your saying that the deer in the N.W. corner have it too! I hope you got your directions messed up. And as far as the wild deer found with the disease, it made front page news in Denver! How much more press do ya think they need? And guarantee that the fenced critters are more healthy, heck, not even the smartest wildlife bioligist could do that. After all, they are just now coming up with a way to test the deer and elk without killing them all, so how could anyone "guarantee" the health of a wild herd, let alone a captive herd? Just think ya might get all your geese in a row next time.