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Mule Deer story
Story, no pictures, sorry. :( I was hunting mule deer west of Horsetooth Reservoir, west of Fort Collins, Colorado, some time in the early 1980s. I saw a small 4 X 4 buck on the side of a hill, about level with me, across a small draw, about 35 yards away. He just stared at me, broadside...- James Riley
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1982 Elk
Hi Shifty. Actually, I now live in south central Colorado, east of Salida on the river. They first released the moose up north but people are actually seeing them down here now, believe it or not. I personally have not seen one down here yet but I have seen them up north. The last time I was...- James Riley
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1982 Elk
Hi Flint Hunter. The long version. After I got out of the Corps I started hunting hard but was really disappointed with the large number of people I would run into in the woods. I decided to try muzzle loading one year to avoid all the rifle hunters. I was born and raised in Fort Collins so...- James Riley
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1982 Elk
I just joined to ask a question about saddle wear on antique muzzleloaders and I saw this forum. Figured I'd share a picture of a bull I killed a long time ago with a Lyman Great Plains Rifle, .54, 110 grains, round ball, 27 yards through the heart, Comanche Peaks Wilderness, Colorado. Took me...- James Riley
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