was Two weeks. Now its over
 

Til archery antelope. Time to get the bow out and dust off the ghillie suit. Saw this guy today. Only had my iphone so the pics look really small. I also found a nice big buck that I hope to be able to sneak upon, but right now he is keeping himself quite a distance away. But even getting this close to this guy got me antsy for the season to rolll around. the pics are small as I said. He was just standing there. Then he took a whiz, looked at me and then trotted off. I didnt want to spook him before the season so i left him alone . I reallly need a camera with a telephoto lens.:s4:











He took a final look back and I left.

That looks like a real nice buck, Chet. Hope you arrow him!

Thanks . If you hunt the refuge this year stop by . I hope to draw a doe tag for there . Thinking about using the 54 Lyman GPR if I do

I enjoy hunting antelope. It is such a fun hunt. Good luck.

Hopefully you will draw them tags. Myself, i also hope to draw the tags. If i do make it, will travel through Wanblee, so won't be too near your place, but do plan to camp where i did in the past.

That GPR should work just dandy for you. My rifle will be the X7 with a 1X scope to compensate for not being able to focus on the front sight.

Depending on wind, my plan is to go in from the far West edge, so hopefully i won't get in your way...............

Good luck on your hunt! Have fun.

1 week and counting down . So far they are still in the same area . :s4:

The space ship will arrive a few hours before the season in the dark.. they will board the ship and return when the season is over...

Seems that is the way it usually works . Either that or I spend 4 hours or more crawling to within 60 or 70 yards , which is way out of bow range for me , then they take off and stop a couple hundred yards away . After a few times of that I start looking forward to rifle season where I can get revenge with the Knight .

This is the last time i suggest using one of yer goats fer a decoy. Some coloring, and there you go..... a huge Pronghorn within 20 yard.