In mid-March, I packed up my camo clothing, a Remington 870 Express Super Mag Turkey/Waterfowl camo shotgun, some Remington No. 5 turkey loads, some Hunters Specialties diaphragm and slate calls, and flew from my home in upstate New York to Rapid City, South Dakota. My destination? Hulett, Wyoming, an historic western town that’s home to Solitude Ranch and Outfitters. Taking I-90 west into Wyoming, I got off on 14 north at Sundance, then got onto 24 north. Coming over a rise, I got my first glimpse of Devil’s Tower National Monument, only nine miles out of Hulett.
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Great photo essay Jay. Merriams are fun to hunt and you certainly can't beat that scenery!
Cheers!
Bee
thats cool, i like the surroundings also!!!
Beautiful photo.
I loved Wyoming.
I went through there on camping expeditions.
I used to love to hear the coyotes howling at sunset while witnessing beautiful sunsets and breathing the desert air.
This is important...this means something!
Each time I see this photo, all I can think of is "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".
Beautiful scenery for a turkey hunt
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Great photo essay Jay. Merriams are fun to hunt and you certainly can't beat that scenery!
Cheers!
Bee
This is important...this means something!
thats cool, i like the surroundings also!!!
Beautiful photo.
I loved Wyoming.
I went through there on camping expeditions.
I used to love to hear the coyotes howling at sunset while witnessing beautiful sunsets and breathing the desert air.
Beautiful scenery for a turkey hunt
Each time I see this photo, all I can think of is "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".
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