Doc: Congratulations! Glad to hear of your success in Unit 32. Your antelope buck appears to be similar in size to the ones I saw there in September - a good trophy, just not outstanding. Hope your time hunting there was as enjoyable as mine was.

Doc: Congratulations. Nice looking animals.

Gary T.

Well, for another do-it-yourself hunt, I tagged out in Wyoming. I got the goat the day of arrival, and got the mulie on the last day 5 minutes before I told myself I had to leave. I had the long drive down to Cortez, CO to meet my brother for our Colorado mulie hunt. I was unsuccessful there. The mulie in Wyoming was a 3 year old buck but the area is suffering a 6 year drought. He was the biggest buck I saw in Wyoming, and his headgear is small for his age. There were much better bucks in the high country but there were also a bunch of hunters. The goat fell to my Shilen barreled 300 Ultra Mag, 200 Accubond over Re25. I wasn't really trophy hunting for antelope, just wanted a mature buck. The mulie dropped from the good old 30.06 with the PacNor barrel (one of my favorite barrels!!), 168 triple shock over H4350. No bullet recovery. Both animals only went a short distance, STRAIGHT DOWN. Both were shot at about 165 yards. Both, unfortunately, were free hand shooting. Something I need to work on...just got lucky in these cases. Damn that sun was bright first thing in the morning during my mulie pics.