Should be a great time after rifle to go back to the bow in Missouri. The kill has to be way off where we had the rain from Sunday am through today. I was seeing a lot of deer the two weeks prior to rifle opener but they were changing their patterns and where and when they are moving. The cold should also help out. Just getting the rifle boys out of the woods will help.
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:-) No kidding. Some of those guys are flat out dangerous.
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Shiiiiiit.... These aren't some barn raised hand fed pets thrown out into the field. These are Kansas naturals baby. Wild as hell. Enjoying a steady diet of milo, corn, and meth byproducts. They're not afraid to fly.....
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Meant to post this earlier, but here's some pics from the antelope hunt I went on in western Nebraska last month.





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This guy was running along side my truck, we pushed him to damn near 50 mph:



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Here's the 2 goats my dad and I downed.
Mine's the back one.
I got him at 400+ yds with a 300 Win. Mag. I was using 150 grain Balistic tip rounds going at 3,000 FPS.

Really proud of this Pronghorn, he's at the taxidermist now.
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Niiiiiice. Post pics of the final product hanging on the wall. I'll be that comes out great. Well done...
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Thanks man.
It was a lot of work scouting but it was well worth it.
I was actually only hunting for an hour.
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Well played Mr. Gonzo, sweet!
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Thanks Bwana...

I'm really happy with him.

I'm getting off IR this week too, pheasants beware!
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Nice, go blast a freezer full!
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Heh, we call those "slow elk."
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:-)

Not a lot of fences out that way.

Did see some monuments from the Ft. Robinson Indian battles. That was pretty cool.
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I didn't
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Just got this pic from a friend of mine. Today was opening day of rifle season here in KS. No details yet but he's a nice one.
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