Montana Outdoors Vol 14 No 6 Nov/dec 1983
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Our hunt up in Wilson Creek ended with two elk for four hunters. Eric shot a nice five-point bull, and Charlie shot a young bull with a "brush rack." I would have bet good money that we couldn't have gotten a horse to where Eric's bull was quartered and hidden from noisy ravens and whiskey jacks. But by using scouts to pick a trail and lots of patience, we led two of the pack horses to the site.
The sky was a vivid blue with scattered clouds as we wound our way downstream to the trail head. We ...had just dropped off the ridge lined with windswept snags— whitebark pine killed by a bark beetle attack years ago. The spruce-fir forest was dusted with snow. We pack- ed the elk on two big ranch geldings with the horns as a top pack. Camp supplies were packed on the mules raised by my stable old traveling mare. As we approached the cross- ing on the main fork of Wilson Creek, the clouds gathered for an approaching storm.
Charlie muttered something about horns making poor soup. He was happy with his brush rack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our hunt up in Wilson Creek ended with two elk for four hunters. Eric shot a nice five-point bull, and Charlie shot a young bull with a "brush rack." I would have bet good money that we couldn't have gotten a horse to where Eric's bull was quartered and hidden from noisy ravens and whiskey jacks. But by using scouts to pick a trail and lots of patience, we led two of the pack horses to the site.
The sky was a vivid blue with scattered clouds as we wound our way downstream to the trail head. We ...had just dropped off the ridge lined with windswept snags— whitebark pine killed by a bark beetle attack years ago. The spruce-fir forest was dusted with snow. We pack- ed the elk on two big ranch geldings with the horns as a top pack. Camp supplies were packed on the mules raised by my stable old traveling mare. As we approached the cross- ing on the main fork of Wilson Creek, the clouds gathered for an approaching storm.
Charlie muttered something about horns making poor soup. He was happy with his brush rack.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 14 No 6 Nov/dec 1983?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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