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Are there any Primitive Bowyer events near WY, MT, ID?

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GoatProIdaho:
Hey all
New here but live in Bellevue ,Idaho and could definatly do an IdaJAM?!
Opportunities I can offer are packgoat adventures, bear hunting spot and stalk and of course packing and crafting self-bows arrows ???
End of May thru june 15 is ideal for all types of fun
Benji

Buckeye Guy:

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--- Quote from: Buckeye Guy on February 14, 2018, 08:00:49 pm ---Sorry folks one of the folks in charge is moving to Idaho so they have decided there will not be an event this year

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Buckeye is this in regards to the Montana event?

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Yep they cancelled for this year but as many folks as there are out that way y'all should be able to put something together
My Facebook group has several in that general area if you want we ca n put a post on it to see if you can get some help
Just need someone to step up and lead it

Hawkdancer:
Guy,
Please do post it, there are a number of folks that may be interested.  I was hoping the guys in Utah would step forward as they are more or less central to the region.  I don't do well on the phone, so I would beg off trying to put on a shindig, rendezvous, or jam, and I am 500 plus miles from center - physically, and a few too many hard landings >:D!  I would help out, however.  I was thinking western Colorado, eastern Utah, SW Wyoming, may have some suitable sites.
Hawkdancer

NorthHeart:

--- Quote from: GoatProIdaho on February 28, 2018, 10:35:28 am ---Hey all
New here but live in Bellevue ,Idaho and could definatly do an IdaJAM?!
Opportunities I can offer are packgoat adventures, bear hunting spot and stalk and of course packing and crafting self-bows arrows ???
End of May thru june 15 is ideal for all types of fun
Benji

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Hello and welcome to PA.

Im still very interested with meeting up with members here for a Jam.  In April i will be relocating to Missoula, so its gonna be a little bit before i can get a job, apartment, and all settled in.  After things calm a bit ill see if theres a good location for a meet nearby.  If anyone comes up with something between now and then ill try my best to take a day or 2 off and make it!

JW_Halverson:
Missoula is 10 hours from me.  You are welcome to come out to 2018 Turkey Camp.  We'll be free camping on Black Hills National Forest land with no running water, electricity, or comfort plumbing.  Fetch along a bedroll or sleeping bag, a tent (or mooch space with someone if you can stand their snoring), and a set of eating utensils.  I bring the camp kitchen and do all the cooking. Nobody has complained much yet, except that one jack hole that whined that I shoulda warned him there was gonna be pie so's he coulda saved room. But he shut up when I put him down to bed with his binky, the crybaby.

We skipped last year (sore spot with me and I don't wanna talk about that whole flustercluck), but we'll be back at the spot we were two years ago. It's west of the Crazy Horse Monument if you wanna scan some aerial maps for the lay of the land.  Rolling hills with mixed stands of pine and open meadows.  There were three turkey roosts within half a mile of camp, we had elk and deer tracks in the trail 20 yards from the kitchen one morning, and one afternoon after a huge lunch and persons were half asleep and loafing, we had a flock of turkey (all hens) come within a bowshot of camp. 
 
If you want to hunt, out of state tags are $100. Camp cost is just your share of the groceries.  I buy in bulk, watch for sales, and cook from scratch, so per person for the 5 days it is typically $35-40.  You are required to buy your own beverages, however, this year I will be brewing a batch of Caribou Slobber, an American brown ale.  Expect to show proper I.D.

Based on the signed affadavits of Primitive Tim (former attendee of turkey camp) and Ryan Gill (hopefully future attendee of camp), GoatPro is invited, too!  Feel free to bring your goats, too. Except the sleeve eating reprobate (Elvis?), there have to be SOME standards, after all.

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