Raised Rams
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broomd
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Nothing about raised animals appeals to me. My .02.
Personally if I couldn't hunt WILD sheep (or mountain goats) I'd arm myself with a killer camera setup and I'd get some great close ups of them.
Nothing illegal about that, and what a way to remember time in the mountains and great rams or goats.
Personally if I couldn't hunt WILD sheep (or mountain goats) I'd arm myself with a killer camera setup and I'd get some great close ups of them.
Nothing illegal about that, and what a way to remember time in the mountains and great rams or goats.
Zeke
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Because of my love and respect for wild mountain game I couldn't think of hunting "raised" sheep and goats.
Nobody could compare a "hunt" like that to what I just went through with my daughter and son-in-law for Dall sheep.
A "raised" animal hunt could never compare to an epic backpack adventure.
I agree with broomed, you don't need a tag to hunt them with a lense!
Just my 2 cents,
Zeke
Nobody could compare a "hunt" like that to what I just went through with my daughter and son-in-law for Dall sheep.
A "raised" animal hunt could never compare to an epic backpack adventure.
I agree with broomed, you don't need a tag to hunt them with a lense!
Just my 2 cents,
Zeke
LAST EDITED ON Aug-08-12 AT 08:02PM (MST)[p]I'd hunt wild Aoudad out in west Texas if I couldn't afford or draw a tag for one of the "real" wild sheep as Aouda out in that country offer a true, tough sheep hunt. No way would I ever hunt anything that's ever been in a pen!
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PLP
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>No different than a canned hunt.
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littlejoe
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Sad to see them like that. I saw a few at Hogle Zoo and they looked terrible. I feel really bad for them actually.
