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  1. 10-03-2017, 04:05 AM #1
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    Intro

    Hey everyone! My name is Gus and I'm from Wyoming up here in the States. Like most other people I have been creeping around on this forum for awhile now. Finally, decided to become a member. I am an avid hunter up here trying to hunt as much as I can. In the fall I hunt antelope, mule deer, and elk; with the winter months and late spring I try to call in as many coyotes as possible. Hopefully one day I will draw the coveted moose and bighorn tag! When I'm not hunting I enjoy going down to Colorado and hiking up their mountains, which we call 14ers. As of date I have 13 of their 52 14ers done.

    I am looking to try and make it over to New Zealand in the next couple of years to do some hunting. I have read over many hunting locations on the DOC website and I am trying to soak up as much information as I can about New Zealand hunting before I make it over there.

    Thanks to all that read this and I'm looking forward to chatting with everyone!
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  3. 10-03-2017, 05:50 AM #2
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    Welcome to the forum. It is a stunning part of the world that you live in. My wife and I spent some time there twenty years ago.
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  4. 10-03-2017, 07:56 AM #3
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    Welcome aboard Wyohunter, enjoy the forum.
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    Welcome there should be plenty on here to keep you interested, and yes you guys have some interesting game look forward to hearing about some hunts.
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    Welcome in, I hope you enjoy your stay with us.
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    welcome,i worked 2 summers in montana and loved it
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    Part of me has wanted to run away to Wyoming ever since I saw my first episode of "The Virginian".
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    Thanks everyone! Unfortunately, where I live in Cheyenne, is a ways from the mountains. Most of the landscape is rolling hills with very few trees and absolutely no mountains. Which makes packing out an elk or deer a lot easier when you don't have to go up and down a mountain lol!
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    welcome mate good to get a different flavor on the forum what caliber do you like to hunt with
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    57jl, I picked up a Savage Model 10 Creedmoor 6.5 last summer. That's all I've been shooting with for the last 9 months pretty much. The 129 grain SST from Hornady does a great job dropping everything I've hunted so far; rams, antelope, deer, and elk.
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    yes it is becoming a very popular caliber even over here and if i go back to the NRA that is the cal i would choose to shoot
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    G'day Gus, keep up the pics of what the your vast lands provide.
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