45 lb. Compound for Elk Hunting?
03-22-2007, 02:55 PM
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RE: 45 lb. Compound for Elk Hunting?
Campo, please get a life, stop sending me pm's of this poaching nature.
For anyone who is interested, my elk was not "illegally" transported from Montana, or any state for that matter.
Sorry if this is off topic again for this thread, some people just don't know when to quit.
For anyone who is interested, my elk was not "illegally" transported from Montana, or any state for that matter.
Sorry if this is off topic again for this thread, some people just don't know when to quit.
03-22-2007, 03:02 PM
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RE: 45 lb. Compound for Elk Hunting?
ORIGINAL: AnnaMarie
Campo, please get a life, stop sending me pm's of this poaching nature.
For anyone who is interested, my elk was not "illegally" transported from Montana, or any state for that matter.
Sorry if this is off topic again for this thread, some people just don't know when to quit.
Campo, please get a life, stop sending me pm's of this poaching nature.
For anyone who is interested, my elk was not "illegally" transported from Montana, or any state for that matter.
Sorry if this is off topic again for this thread, some people just don't know when to quit.
03-22-2007, 03:09 PM
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RE: 45 lb. Compound for Elk Hunting?
You asked me to give you a place in Texas where exotics are free range, so i did. Second, your research is wrong. This man is 80 years old and his wife is dead, jerk. Has been for 5 years. Do you have any idea of how many Seidensticker's reside in Texas. You disgust me, and this is pure silliness.
03-22-2007, 04:10 PM
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RE: 45 lb. Compound for Elk Hunting?
ORIGINAL: AnnaMarie
You asked me to give you a place in Texas where exotics are free range, so i did. Second, your research is wrong. This man is 80 years old and his wife is dead, jerk. Has been for 5 years. Do you have any idea of how many Seidensticker's reside in Texas. You disgust me, and this is pure silliness.
You asked me to give you a place in Texas where exotics are free range, so i did. Second, your research is wrong. This man is 80 years old and his wife is dead, jerk. Has been for 5 years. Do you have any idea of how many Seidensticker's reside in Texas. You disgust me, and this is pure silliness.
That is a beautiful animal, and I would be proud to take him in the ethical, legal way that you obviously did.
Bo
03-22-2007, 05:51 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: 45 lb. Compound for Elk Hunting?
From the article:
[/align][align=left][/align][align=left]Seriously, Campo you have proven your point that you disagree with that method of hunting, legal or otherwise. At this point though, your message is being lost because you are preaching. I respect your view, but I nor anyone else on this forum needs it jammed down our throat.[:'(][/align]
[align=left]Just how far will Montana game wardens go to investigate a poaching case? In this[/align][align=left]particular case, the answer is over 1,500 miles or almost as far as Campo will go to annoy Anna Marie to prove a point.
[/align][align=left][/align][align=left]Seriously, Campo you have proven your point that you disagree with that method of hunting, legal or otherwise. At this point though, your message is being lost because you are preaching. I respect your view, but I nor anyone else on this forum needs it jammed down our throat.[:'(][/align]
03-22-2007, 06:49 PM
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RE: 45 lb. Compound for Elk Hunting?
Anna, that is a great bull and I think you answered the question quite well as to weather a 40# bow will get the job done.
Try to ignore the mentally challenged,unfortunatelymost of themwill not go away after making their point and feel the need to beat a dead horse.
Paul
Try to ignore the mentally challenged,unfortunatelymost of themwill not go away after making their point and feel the need to beat a dead horse.
Paul
03-22-2007, 07:55 PM
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RE: 45 lb. Compound for Elk Hunting?
I don't know why but some people change half the people on this post are totally opposite of what they were 8 months ago I asked a question about if high fence texas hunts were fair fun ect.... everyone BSED me and F ING me off and I got booted off my old log-in I researched on google and yeah they arent as sporting as fair chase but hey I understand I would shoot high fenced game I hunt if I got a free high fenced hunt I would do it BUT I SURE THE HECK WOULDT TAKE CREDIT FOR A TROPHY BECAUSE ITS BEEN FED DRUGS ALL ITS LIFE.
03-22-2007, 08:34 PM
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RE: 45 lb. Compound for Elk Hunting?
Holy smokes Campo, I will be hunting elk, red deer, chamois and tahr in New Zealand in a few weeks. I'll be doing it outside a preserve and in New Zealand's National Forest. Would you pleasecheck your book for me buddy. Are Elk native to New Zealand? I sure wouldn't want to hunt them if they're not.
Really man, You need to get out more!
AnnaMarie, that's an awesome bull! Be proud of it-I know you are! Pay no attention to those that have never been there...like Campo. We have elk, among other things, up here in Colorado if you care to chase them.My sister and Iwould gladly show you the ropes!
Really man, You need to get out more!
AnnaMarie, that's an awesome bull! Be proud of it-I know you are! Pay no attention to those that have never been there...like Campo. We have elk, among other things, up here in Colorado if you care to chase them.My sister and Iwould gladly show you the ropes!
03-22-2007, 08:51 PM
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RE: 45 lb. Compound for Elk Hunting?
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Holy smokes Campo, I will be hunting elk, red deer, chamois and tahr in New Zealand in a few weeks. I'll be doing it outside a preserve and in New Zealand's National Forest. Would you pleasecheck your book for me buddy. Are Elk native to New Zealand? I sure wouldn't want to hunt them if they're not.
Really man, You need to get out more!
AnnaMarie, that's an awesome bull! Be proud of it-I know you are! Pay no attention to those that have never been there...like Campo. We have elk, among other things, up here in Colorado if you care to chase them.My sister and Iwould gladly show you the ropes!
Holy smokes Campo, I will be hunting elk, red deer, chamois and tahr in New Zealand in a few weeks. I'll be doing it outside a preserve and in New Zealand's National Forest. Would you pleasecheck your book for me buddy. Are Elk native to New Zealand? I sure wouldn't want to hunt them if they're not.
Really man, You need to get out more!
AnnaMarie, that's an awesome bull! Be proud of it-I know you are! Pay no attention to those that have never been there...like Campo. We have elk, among other things, up here in Colorado if you care to chase them.My sister and Iwould gladly show you the ropes!