Condolences to his family. Hard times that disease sorry for your loss
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Condolences to his family. Hard times that disease sorry for your loss
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Re: Bridger lost his fight with Cancer
Very sorry to hear this grim news.
Although I did not know him personally, I liked to follow his writings here.
He was well rounded, and offered sound advise on many occasions.
Sincere Condolences to his Friends & Family.
RIP Bridger, you will indeed be remembered...
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I love to hunt rocky mt elk
So sorry for Bridger and family and friends it not fair that humans have to leave this world so young ,,my condolences goes out to his family and all friends..
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Thats a shame will miss his views here.Condolences.
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RIP
Condolences to all that knew him.
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Tough news. We lost a good one. RIP
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Thanks for digging up Rich's post, mpotzold.Originally Posted by mpotzold
Well that sure caught me off guard!
A post I'll never forget from 2015
We had something in common. I bought my first rifle 30/30 Win. in 1965 from Foxie Wolf's Gun Shop at Charlie Lake.
Re: The good old days
Bridger responds-I started hunting in the peace in 1966. I too bought my first rifle from Foxies Gun Shop at Charlie Lake a 7mm mag. Hunting seasons were unreal. Moose season opened August 1 closed December 15th long seasons and few hunters were the norm. Moose hunting was unreal. I remember seeing a hi boy truck and trailer with nine Bulls laid out in a row. Guys would routinely shoot Bulls on the high side of the road for easier retrieval.
Sheep hunting then about the same as now, but way fewer resident hunters. Sheep hunting spiked in the late 80's early nineties after the governments predator management program in the 80's. Can remember several times seeing bunches of 20/25 rams mostly legal. On one trip into the Besa country we saw 47 legal rams in four days.
Elk were here not as wide spread in the peace as they are now, but numbers in the Tuchodi and Gatho were phenomenal. This is hard to believe but one day at the head of dead dog we saw 64 bulls in one day. Back then you rarely saw a grizzly bear or a wolf track. Not that way now and those great elk herds are gone.
My sincerest condolences to his family & friends.
RIP
Really appreciate this quote.
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rip bridger
a bad day hunting is awwwwwwww who cares as long as your hunting.
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Wow, another good one gone!!
He was a huge supporter of wildlife and all those who enjoyed them!!
He will be missed by all!!
RIP Rich, the Peace will be a little more empty with you gone!!
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Originally Posted by 358mag
We are stronger together
We lost a great guy...RIP Bridger
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