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TheMadCatter

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This will be my Wyoming hunting, scouting, and guiding thread. I left on Monday to drop my bear hide off in Minnesota at the taxi. Once I left Minnesota I headed west toward South Dakota to visit a friend and see Rushmore and Crazy horse quick before scouting my elk and antelope areas here in Wyoming. I was able to see a couple Mountain Goats in the Black Hills! There were signs for bighorn, but I never saw any! Found some turkey on the Wyoming side too :D I arrived Tuesday in my Antelope unit and was surprised by how many there were! Seemed like everything out there was looking for a place to die! More antelope pictures... Same antelope from two hours earlier in the day, love the wide look! This one was about 200 yards from where I was camped and stuck around a while! This is my favorite photo so far! A couple pictures of the local wildlife. Whitetail Prairie Dog I went to my elk unit this morning and saw a group of over 300 elk! My camera battery died after I spotted a few cow elk and I only had my iPhone. But here's some of the cow elk I saw this morning. I woke up to bulls bugling, that was the coolest thing I've ever heard! I had never heard a bull bugled in the mountains like that. I tried to spot them out but never found them. I happened to shoot a fox before I left my antelope area too! He was chasing a mule deer fawn around and I plinked him at 75 yards with the .22. It was a perfect shot, dropped him in his tracks. I never knew fox would go after mule deer fawn. Rabbit trails were insane! I've never seen so many cottontails in my life! Big velvet mule deer in my elk area! "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." - Mark Twain
 
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Had a brutal 11 hour bus ride from Grand Junction to Billings last night that went into the morning. Started getting light as we passed Casper. Saw a few really nice mule deer and a ton of antelope from Casper to the Montana border.
 
Cool pix! Maybe I missed an announcement or something... You giving up college to be a "hunting bum"? or just doing spring semesters? None of my business, just curious...
 
.... and they are there... Pic from June.
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Cool pix! Maybe I missed an announcement or something... You giving up college to be a "hunting bum"? or just doing spring semesters? None of my business, just curious...

Knew this question would be asked, I'm a junior in college credit wise. Still don't know what I'm going to do yet, figured I'd have some fun while I'm still young and able to do it! I'll be back at the University of Wyoming come spring.
 
Good for you Josh. I've hunted antelope several times but know very little about their horns. How far along is the growth on their sheathes? Pretty good prongs on several of those bucks. See any hornless jackrabbits?
 
Nice pics. I've only experienced the elk bugling once out there and it was something I'd like to do again.
 
Glad to see you have your snake boots on....:D
You are having fun enjoy it while you can and thanks for sharing along the way!
 
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