Hunters on Timberline Trail????
- retired jerry
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Re: Hunters on Timberline Trail????
Cheney was never charged with shooting his hunting buddy
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Chen ... g_accident <--- Yep
Edit to add: beaten like a rented mule by retired jerry on Page 3.
- retired jerry
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Re: Hunters on Timberline Trail????
beaten like a rented mule?
I'll have to look that one up. I get all my cultural education on internet forums
I'll have to look that one up. I get all my cultural education on internet forums
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Re: Hunters on Timberline Trail????
Thanks everyone for your comments on this topic. In my 20 years of hiking in Oregon I have never encountered hunters on a well traveled wilderness trail like the Timberline. Definitely a bit of a Gortex/REI vs Camo/Cabellas sort of culture clash, eh?! Now that we've confirmed hunting on the Timberline is indeed legal, how in the heck is a hunter going to haul out a deer or bear(!) back down to a trailhead?
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Re: Hunters on Timberline Trail????
How do you get the deer out?
In a pack
with the head sticking out the top
sort of unsettling for a Goretex/REI person to see
actually, when I've talked to hunters in person they've always been reasonable
maybe stay away from the beer drinking target shooters, although I have done that before and survived
In a pack
with the head sticking out the top
sort of unsettling for a Goretex/REI person to see
actually, when I've talked to hunters in person they've always been reasonable
maybe stay away from the beer drinking target shooters, although I have done that before and survived
Re: Hunters on Timberline Trail????
The beer drinking target shooters don't stray far from the roads.
I may be firmly in the REI/Goretex side, but I am a bit envious of those with the skill to provide for themselves. I go to the wilderness self-sufficient in most ways.
I may be firmly in the REI/Goretex side, but I am a bit envious of those with the skill to provide for themselves. I go to the wilderness self-sufficient in most ways.
Re: Hunters on Timberline Trail????
Packing out a bull elk solo is even more of a task as it requires multiple trips so as to get it back to the vehicle.