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Sept. in Montana

Started by Barry Wensel, September 21, 2009, 10:00:00 PM

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BowHuntingFool

Sounds like a good time had by all!
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Wallcrawler

Sounds like what I experienced last week over 3 days, except the heat kept all the animals abed during the daytime hours.  Only bugle activity was after 10pm and before 5am, and let me tell you that makes for tough sleeping in your tent with all that beautiful music in the mountains.  I will be back at them Thursday night and Friday morning.

Wallcrawler

The Saturday prior to your day I was out and the tempterature was 62*F at 6:30am at 6500ft.  I just layed low at a spread of wallows for about 5 hours come lunch time due to the lack of activity over that morning.

bowhunterfrompast

A romp in the woods, without a bow or camera and still had a good time   :thumbsup:
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Guru

Very cool Barry!

I've only hunted in MT. once, and it was with your "nephew" Peter.....without a doubt my favorite place on the planet!

Can't wait to meet you in February    :campfire:
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Gatekeeper

QuoteOriginally posted by Barry Wensel:
 This might sound corny but I really enjoyed the smells of the pine and scattered sage.
Nope...

Congratulations with the new grandson.
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ron w

Cool...I enjoyed talking with you and Gene at the Glens Falls N.Y. outdoor show,watched the DVD twice already...lol.
In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities. In the expert's there are few...So the most difficult thing is always to keep your beginner's mind...This is also the real secret of the arts: always be a beginner.  Shunryu Suzuki

Tom Phillips

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 Sounds like a great time bow in hand or not !! Congrads on your new Grandson Griffin.
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