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Art Young's sheep

Started by Charlie Lamb, April 25, 2014, 02:08:00 PM

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Charlie Lamb

I found this short article in an old Field and Stream magazine while researching other stuff.

It's a story by Art Young about shooting his Dall's sheep in Alaska.
You might have to scroll a little when the page opens.
  Art Young\\'s sheep
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Charlie

Danny Rowan

Nice read. Thanks for posting. Interesting how 80 yards back then was sort of a norm.
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reddogge

True they were probably a lot better at than we are but after reading "The Adventerous Bowman" by Pope and Young they shot a lot farther than 80 yards at game and they didn't hit everything they shot at either. They wounded a lot of game too.
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wooddamon1

Thanks for posting the link, I like reading history.
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Duker

Great story Charlie     :thumbsup:   Thanks for posting   :campfire:
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Cyclic-Rivers

Neat article Charlie, Thanks for sharing.
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Jayrod

Great article THXS Charlie!
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mmgrode

I love these old stories and the old timer's approach to storytelling.  Thanks for posting this Charlie.
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habujohn

Very interesting and entertaining.  80 yards with his longbow that was most likely over 80 lb draw weight.
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slim_grim

Live and let live.

Firstlight

nice read.  I like how he headed towards the sheep, acting like a traveler.

sundog

Thanks for the link, I love reading the pioneers of our sport.

twitchstick

Thanks that made my morning!

Wudstix

Thanks for that strole alone the mountain.  That was a great tale.     :thumbsup:
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chinook907

Thanks Charlie, great story.  Just curious, do you know where he was hunting ?
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Charlie Lamb

All I know was that he was in Alaska... possibly the Kenai Peninsula.
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chinook907

It's hilarious that I asked as that's where I live lol ! I may try and look into that a bit. Thanks again.
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