I'd like to get the story caught up, but I just stepped outside and the an-TELL-opie are on the move.

Gotta go. Sure could sure use some TradGang vibes to make this happen.

See ya later.      

Go get em Charlie and good luck. This has been so much fun following along, It's almost like being right there. You guys are doing a great job,    

Tracy

Go get 'em Charlie!!  We will be standing right next to you in spirit.

Kicking some good vibes up your way..... Send a few down to Colorado for me will ya... I'll be up there chasin Bulls for the next week..... Thanks as always Charlie for taking the time to put together these threads..... I know how much work they are and it is appreciated...... Terry

Heck Charlie , you dont need us , you got all the "Vibes" you need right there.
Happy to be sending a little extra however . Go get em Bud!

QuoteOriginally posted by Charlie Lamb:


There was one place that I wanted to check for antelope before we got home. Those of you who followed along on last years trip may recognize this place as the cabin where Terry Green shot his antelope buck.

 

That sure gave me some 'vibes'....enough to send some back your way let me tell ya.  Stay after em boys!

Go get them guys!

As you know Charlie, vibes from me would get you bout 10 inches of snow.
So I'll just say, I'm following along wishing you two the best    

Unless you need snow  :D

Good vibes on the way from SD!!! I should have plenty of them stored up since I have not been using them up very rapidly on my own antelope hunts!

Tossing some "good vibes" over the big rock.      

Toss some back if you get a chance, leaving for a few days of chasing deer and elk in the morning.  

Barney..Take NO PRISONERS        

Most of all just have FUN

Thanks Vance, NO PRISONERS.  

I'll keep this short as my butt is draggin. Since I went out yesterday, I've spent more time crawling around in willow motts than a grown man should.

I've closed to within 50 yards of antelope on 6 different stalks so far.
I'm not getting busted, just running out of cover before I can turn the trick.
 

This morning I had two young bucks come up behind me as I made a sneak on three does. They passed within 20 yards without even a side glance in my direction.

Since the rut is winding up around here, there is a lot of herding of does by bucks and territoriality going on.
Anything can happen, with bachelor bucks the most likely to show up unexpectedly.

I'm going to try the Double Bull again tomorrow. There's a small meadow on the hill above the rock pile I originally had the blind in.
The antelope seem to favor that meadow, so I'm going for broke with the blind.

I'll put it right in the middle of a pinch point in the meadow and see what shakes out. It may keep them away, or they may accept it.

I'm thinking a confidence decoy in the form of one of the silouettes Vance and I built last year.

It's going to be a long day in the blind tomorrow. Thanks for the vibes everyone!
 

good luck for tomorrow charlie      

Good luck big guy!  

Keep after them guy's, one of those lope's is bound to make a mistake pretty soon.

Best of luck bud    

Charlie,

Keep at em, somethings got to give,LOL. Good luck, you are my hero.

Danny

Todays the day!     Sick em, boy! CK

AAHH!

How did I miss this whole thing.  I guess I was trying to "hunt" in Utah.  Terry seeing those pictures make me wish I was there.  From the looks of them, I think I have been in some of those exact places.  Vance and Charlie thanks for sharing and taking me back to Wyoming for the fall.  Maybe I'll try to go back next year.

Nathan, formerly from Wyoming, now "living" in Utah.