That looks like a Mojave GreenOriginally Posted by LittleLebowski
That looks like a Mojave Green
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I would think so. The ranch is near Douglas WY.
Man, we got some NICE 4x4 mulie bucks! Fat and healthy. Had a great venison feast last night. I still have not taken a shot, letting the other guys tag out first. We have also got water/well issues that have been keeping us busy.
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Nice work on getting them on the game!
Snake looks like a prairie rattler. Was the tail black and white striped or dark? Diamondbacks are black and white stripes, prairies have the dark tail section before the rattles. Not sure on ranges of diamondbacks vs prairies, but Ive only seen the prairies farther north.
Mohave Green is a SW and Mexico snake. I was thinking a prairie rattler after I asked about Western Diamondback.
LL, if you want to simplify the game photo technique, treat them like a porn star:
Clean them up first, position the legs and mostly focus on the rack.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Not to derail your thread, but if its pump problems shoot me a PM if you like. I might be able to assist, (It's part of what I do for a living).
The Guide Abides.
That is a very respectable Mulie.
I freaking hate snakes...
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LL,
Things in the rest of the world can be falling apart, but when you are waking up smelling sagebrush and hearing all normal sounds of rural western life, then you know you are where you belong.
Backstraps, Banquet Beer, and cowgirls go a long ways towards forgetting that there is a west or east coast..
Heartily concur, OR.
I have passed on a few like this guy, there's bigger on this ranch.
Last edited by LittleLebowski; 10-05-2017 at 06:22 PM.
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