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Oct 13, 2009 15:39 | #1

My buds and I made a trip next door to wyoming (i'm from Idaho) for a little speed goat hunting. We all drew doe tags.
Those who hunt know what you see if all you have is a doe tag.

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couple little guys scoping us out at 70 yards

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The bucks seemed to know.

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what we were after

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I shot mostly with the 40d but we all will be eating antelope this fall. We probably could have finished the hunt the first morning but that would have cut into time around the camp fire.
We stretched the hunt into 3 days and all had a grand time.
Some scenery and more of the same over the hill

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Big O

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Oct 13, 2009 22:02 | #2

Very nice ... what part of Wyoming

don't act like you're not impressed ...

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Oct 14, 2009 07:35 | #3

Thunder Basin Grasslands (or westward of that area)?

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Oct 14, 2009 08:11 | #4

i have a buddy that just moved from st louis to idaho falls. he is a big game hunter, too, and is very excited to get out and do what he loves to do.

nice shots. and, of course, all you saw were trophies, too.....since you could only take pictures of them...lol.

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Oct 14, 2009 09:41 | #5

Big O wrote in post #8817664

Very nice ... what part of Wyoming

Big Piney area

You guys certainly know how to grow antelope!!

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