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High country elk in September!
Pat B:
Keenan, I got my plane ticket last week, my cow tag last night, hiking hard each evening after supper and getting my shooting zeroed in. I'll be sending my bows, arrows and packed backpack out to Kenneth's sometime next week and Sept 2nd I'll be en route! ;D 8)
I think Kenneth is trying to get my cardio up...he called the other night and said his boss called and said he was on standby for a possible loss in pressure at a site in TX. We put everything on hold...the next morning Marcia called me at work to say Kenneth had called. All is good and back on track...so the adrenaline has begun! ;)
Little John:
Thanks everyone, yea I can't wait. I am working 14 hour days to get caught up with an important oilfied project that needs to be complete by sept 1st and go hunting the second. I am just short on help so they need to get me some as I can not be responsible after the 1st. At least I don't have the Texas problem on top of all the other stuff. Got the gear gathered and am shooting well so all I need is a chance to do some camp packing and setting up. I have been so tired from work I have no energy for getting into shape so will just have to wing it. Kenneth
Pat B:
Once we hit the high country both of our energys will kick in. Something about that mountain air!!! ;)
Keenan:
Just as exciting watching from the outside for the anticipation of the hunt for you both. Getting some of that mountain air in the lungs will always do a body good!
Wade drew an early cow tag for rifle because he can't pull enough pounds yet on his bow. It's a 3 month season so no time pressure but Lulyn and I got him out for one day a few weeks ago. I called in a small bull and played with him for a while but know cows that day. We are going to try to get back out on Monday and see if we can get him in on a cow. ::)
Little John:
Thanks Keenan, I hope you, Lulyn, and Wade a good season. When does your archery season open? My wife Kathie and I are heading up tomorrow morning with two pack horse loads and get camp pretty much set up. Will have to make one more trip before our hunt to take in food and finish up the camp to be ready for our hunt. The last couple of mornings have been a little cool and makes it feel a bit like hunting weather. I do need some of that mountain air and primitive bow hunting. Kenneth
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