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Re: Buffalo hunt
[Re: hollidayHunter]
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04/26/21 06:20 PM
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I hunted Twin Pines Buffalo Ranch in WY back in 15 or 16. By no means was this a drive up and shoot. They have 17000 acres. We stalked our buffalo up a steep draw to another series of meadows. It was over a mile stalk and I took my buffalo at 195 yards. One of the funniest hunts I've ever been on, not to mention I had to work for my buffalo! I dropped mine with a custom model 70 .300 WSM in a AAA walnut grade Weatherby Mark 5 style stock. We have to drive through the Twin Pines to get to my girlfriends family cabin at the base of Laramie Peak. Usually have to stop due to a buffalo jam along the road. Saw lots of elk in 2019. I could definitely spend my summers there. But I don't want any part of the winters! Beautiful bull! You my friend may have access to the best elk hunting area in Wyoming, well one of the best. Unfortunately PP needed to draw that tag are high. You might look into the 7-2 tags that are coming out this year, 4 pt bulls or less can be taken and the licenses came out after the NR deadline, might be some in the leftover draw. Some big, broken up trophy bulls will be taken, not what they meant but it will be legal. Twin Pines sells limited bison hunts and they have a great rep around here.
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Re: Buffalo hunt
[Re: TKandMike]
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05/10/21 09:43 PM
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Saw this posted on FB, Wyoming hunters page . Guide & Gun Ltd. Co. is with Eric Nelson. ยท We're now booking Buffalo Hunts in Western South Dakota for the Fall, ranging from Trophy Bulls to Meat Cows. Use our traditional Sharps rifle or bring your own firearm. Contact Eric to book your next adventure! www.GuideandGun.com#Hunting #SouthDakota #GuideAndGun
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Re: Buffalo hunt
[Re: TKandMike]
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05/11/21 04:51 AM
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Bowhunt Only
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If you're willing to leave the States and go up North, there's a great ranch called Sikanni River in British Columbia that is fair chase. Not fenced. I've been up there in the summer for trout fishing and it was an absolutely gorgeous place! https://sikanniriver.com/
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Re: Buffalo hunt
[Re: Wytex]
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05/12/21 12:14 AM
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butch sanders
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If I were wanting a big bull specifically for the wall I would certainly wait until winter or late fall to take one. They hides are much thicker and nicer looking. I will say a late winter hunt in Wyoming is not for faint of heart. It will be bitter cold and quite snowy in most areas, wild / free range or ranch hunt. Hunt before Jan. for better conditions. These 2 cows were taken in January hunts on the National Elk Refuge, Wyoming state tags. The hides are thick beautiful. Bulls taken at that time would be nice shoulder mounts. We opted for full tanned hides on both. I would inquire of the gentleman on here with bulls for sale, how much to add a few extra months of grass feed for a December harvest ? If you want big and wooly, or this time of the year for a classic looking short hair mount. Top 2 pics are a 6 1/2 year old cow, bottom pic was a 4 1/2 year old cow. Both aged and processed ourselves except for the burger. Excellent meat. thats great what about the tongue & liver to eat ?
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