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- Thread starter conibear
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Prerylyon
Veteran member
Gonna bump this to support a forum member. [emoji6]
While I can appreciate folks not wanting to spill the beans openly; hopefully CB has some PMs headed his way.
CB's posts are usually pretty interesting and show he's a good egg.
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While I can appreciate folks not wanting to spill the beans openly; hopefully CB has some PMs headed his way.
CB's posts are usually pretty interesting and show he's a good egg.
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Mnbogboy
Member
Haven't hunted 20 but did hunt 21 a few years back. West out of Kaycee is a small walk-in area that is connected to plenty of BLM land to keep your feet busy. I believe it is on the Brock rd. There seems to be a few more spots where this road touches blm. I will be hunting A22 on a second choice. After looking for private land in 21 & 22 (which I have hunted 3 other times) it appears that outfitters have acquired rights on most private lands. You probably will get the scoop from others you meet while hunting there. Good chance the other hunters will give you good leads on the does.
Good luck on your hunt,
Randy
Good luck on your hunt,
Randy
- Oct 15, 2017
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Thanks Randy - I checked chamber of commerce and some land-owner records and found outfitters pretty much have all large land-holders in hunting leases. No biggie, there's BLM and it sounds like a lot of pronghorn. If you draw in the future let me know and I'll tell you what I learned.
safe hunting