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  • pickenup
    The two comments I hear the most, from people that come to visit this state, from another state is..

    WOW that sky in BLUE.

    and

    I CAN'T BREATH.

    LOL, I wouldn't have it any other way.

    Yup, being on a mountain, when the sun comes up, IS special.
    I used to call it going "camping" instead of "hunting" because sometimes I didn't really care if I got an animal or not. Just being there, for a week or two, was rewarding enough for me. The animal was just a bonus.
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  • Blckhrn
    I spent some time on Long Island and you wouldn't believe the sunsets there, every night.
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  • elkoholic
    I hunted (elk of course) along the base of a cliff one day and on top of the cliff the next. Every place I stopped on the second day was on top of mountain lion tracks were you could see my tracks from the day before. The hunter had become the hunted...I've never felt more alive...
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  • gunnut505
    I hear them Long Island Elk are hard to hit! Somethin' about trippin' over all them washed up syringes!

    Go ahead and tell everyone about Colorado, Tejas and New York; just don't say anything about that state South of Co. and W. of Tx.!
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  • Colonel Plink
    quote:Originally posted by gunnut505
    Go ahead and tell everyone about Colorado, Tejas and New York; just don't say anything about that state South of Co. and W. of Tx.!


    Too late. My wife dropped the dime on you five years ago. I've been wanting to move there (From Colorado) ever since. I'm especially fond of that Three Rivers area north of the Tularosa Basin.
    Or up around Weed.
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