Montana Outdoors Vol 40 No 6 Nov/dec 2009
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The semi-open ponderosa pine forests that top some of the higher breaks also offer good mule deer hunting. I his is almost tim- ber hunting, because the country usually consists of pine-topped ridges over open slopes. In morning and evening, walk care- fully through the pines while glassing the opposite slopes. During midday, work the thicker timber around water sources.
You can also find mule deer on sage flats.
Rest your rear just below a ridge and carefully scan the country with binoculars, ...especially early and late in the day. Mule deer travel established routes in sage country, though on a vastly larger scale than the trails made by river breaks deer. That's because they must travel farther to water. I was hunting in the Missouri Breaks on the CM. Russell Nat- ional Wildlife Refuge one November day and had just about given up. Legal shooting hours were almost over and I was thirst\', so I headed toward ni\' pickup, parked a half mile away. I'd just walked around the edge of the only tract of gumbo butte within miles when a dozen mule deer does trottec^ around one of the buttes.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 40 No 6 Nov/dec 2009?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The semi-open ponderosa pine forests that top some of the higher breaks also offer good mule deer hunting. I his is almost tim- ber hunting, because the country usually consists of pine-topped ridges over open slopes. In morning and evening, walk care- fully through the pines while glassing the opposite slopes. During midday, work the thicker timber around water sources.
You can also find mule deer on sage flats.
Rest your rear just below a ridge and carefully scan the country with binoculars, ...especially early and late in the day. Mule deer travel established routes in sage country, though on a vastly larger scale than the trails made by river breaks deer. That's because they must travel farther to water. I was hunting in the Missouri Breaks on the CM. Russell Nat- ional Wildlife Refuge one November day and had just about given up. Legal shooting hours were almost over and I was thirst\', so I headed toward ni\' pickup, parked a half mile away. I'd just walked around the edge of the only tract of gumbo butte within miles when a dozen mule deer does trottec^ around one of the buttes.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 40 No 6 Nov/dec 2009?
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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