Go for it. I know 3 guys who went in there a bunch of years ago and all came out with rams. One was a cranker
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Go for it. I know 3 guys who went in there a bunch of years ago and all came out with rams. One was a cranker
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Originally Posted by 358mag
It just got busier! 😉
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Hee Hee " a bunch of years ago" in sheep country .......
A bunch of years ago Jack O'Conner shot a cranker of a ram too....
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I am thinking the best way to hunt that mountain is not climbing it.....once you're on it, what you can see is very limited....the ram I saw was there about august 10th if that helps....I would imagine he spent the whole summer up there.
Built for shale not trail.
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I would agree that climbing it wouldn't necessarily be the best way to hunt it. I do want to summit the mountain regardless though. My trips are rarely limited to just one sport.
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There are nice rams there.Hard area but take it one day at the time.Seen lots also north of the lake.Keep your options open.Good country that ways.
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If my memory serves me right..Gordon Eastman took a 40 plus incher...He said it was a perfect curl...He rolled the horns on the dock and it tracked straight..It was a very nice sheep...Me thinks that there isn't lots of sheep there ..but there are some very good genetics in the Sharktooth range..
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Yes that was a very nice ram that Gordon Eastman shot but that was back in late 60's and a long ways east of the Sharktooths .
Good luck never a bad day Stone's sheep hunting .
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I'd be very interested to see what you find out there. I have been looking at hunting in the vicinity of that mountain for a few years now but it is a tough one to access. Just imagine what a guy could accomplish in there if he had the summer and fall to skulk around looking for a sheep in thereI'd offer my assistance but I already have summer/fall plans! Good Luck!
The 'where-to-go' department - it's like a rod, dog or gun: a thing to be loaned or given as a personal courtesy.
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I was under the impression that Jack O'Connor took his big ram a number of miles east of Sharktooth as well. He may have shot more than 1 ram in the Northern Serenghetti but the one I know he did kill was well East of there.
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