Hey Martin we will have to get back on the founder again this summer

Thanks for watching! I’ll be heading out next week also maybe I’ll see you on the mountain. Good Luck this spring.

Thank you. Only a few more days and I’ll be back chasing them again. Good luck to you this spring as well!

Yeah man I plan on videoing some more trips this summer I’ll narrate it a little better next time. I appreciate the advice.

Your food has to come from somewhere too.

@@solowsavageoutdoors But you do not need to be a savage to kill them

​@@wxxw-pc7qqWhat the hell are you talking about? Too cruel? Savage? Try taking a look around the world and see what's truly cruel and savage. Foolish person.

Thank you. Looking forward to April to chase them again.

Appreciate it only one month away from chasing beards and bears again!

Yeah man it was a pretty wild find. I wish I would of went back and set up a trail cam.

that would have ben crazy@@solowsavageoutdoors

Yeah I tried to cover the coordinates but hell if they figure it out guess I will see them there in April. I’ll watch it better next time. Thanks for the feedback

This was just outside of Ranchester, WY

Yeah they’re known for surplus killing when they get into sheep or goat pens.

That has to be a big bobcat to take down a mature deer but I dont doubt it

You’re welcome, glad I could share the experience with you

Yeah it definitely made the hair on the back of my neck stand up

Haha I’m far from a hipster lol

Says you

@@gfy777lol if you knew what a hipster was.. than you’d know this dude is far from It.

You must be a hipster expert since you dating one 😆

There's different kinds of hipsters, in the world of turkey hunting he is definitely a hipster darling

Haha I’m goin for the mountain man look

Helps break up outline maybe.

Well as David Allen Coe said “my long hair just can’t cover up my redneck”

He gona be famous now

Thanks! I hoping to be in north Idaho around that time so I’ll swing by if so.

I’m getting you a new call

Yeah I’m sure there’s 20 different ways to do It but that’s just the way I prefer to do it and easy for people to learn.

Thank you, gigging is very common and effective way to harvest flounder in our area. Sometime we come across sheepshead that we can gig also and scoop up blue crabs with a net to stuff the flounder with.

Don’t be wearing all my spots out lol

Yes I love the .204 for that reason almost no recoil and super fast flat shouting out to around 300yrds. Yes the coyotes are plentiful out in WYO and plenty of open country to hunt them in.

@@solowsavageoutdoors Thank you very much for the information. I really need to get out there!

Hey Frosty, there are several apps out there now days that will tell you where public land is that you can access to hunt on. I use the app OnX and looks for open areas, prairies or grasslands that have easy public access. Once you get a few spots marked on OnX I go check them out in person and see if there are any prairie dogs around. I know Wy has a good bit of public land but SD is limited due to a lot of it being private farms or ranches. Always feel free to call or go to a local DNR office and ask them as well they’re super helpful for any information you need and it’s always correct. Hope this helps ya out and straight shooting! Also don’t be scared to knock on a few doors and ask permission to hunt private land sometimes it pays off.

@@solowsavageoutdoors Hey Thanks a lot. Great info and quick reply. I will check with the DNR office in Wyoming, and knocking on doors is something I have though of also. Thanks again.

I just came back from a prairie dog trip in South Dakota hunting on private land and we encountered an out-of-state group that was "poaching" on the land we were hunting. We wound up arriving on towns that these poachers had already shot out despite the fact that they had no business being there. Somehow they figured out where the towns were and they were deep into the landowners property, so someone must have led them there at some point. The landowner called me this evening to let me know that they had been caught this morning and "it wasn't going to end well for them". He didn't elaborate on that. Moral of the story, South Dakota has some great prairie dog hunting, but do it right, know where you are going and make sure you are allowed to be there...

Yeah man I’ve noticed that. A lot of these videos are just a bunch of old stuff I’ve been putting together but everything I’ve been filming actually for KZbin I’ve been trying to get better video. Appreciate the insight tho

@@solowsavageoutdoors Hey its still good stuff, just shows progression for your channel. I did the same when I first started and people started telling me the same.

@@studblud3551 I’ll take all the help I can get

See if I can get a repeat this year

Lol Might make my next video of putting a paper bag on a mop to keep you interested

Lmao that has me cracking up. Yeah they’re a nuisance out here

Appreciate it man just trying to catch up with you

@@solowsavageoutdoors haha 😂 ohh quit it!

Appreciate it man! thanks for the support. Hope you have a killer spring chasing turkeys

@@solowsavageoutdoors By buddy killed one today, (youth season) but yes, I hope I do too

I can’t wait to get after them myself but I have a few more hunts lined up before I start chasing turkeys

Appreciate it man

Got em!

Oh yeah great guns. I need to upgrade my glass on top and it’ll be deadly

The only vile thing here is the amount of ignorance you choose to display

Helping the ranches. Prairie dogs dig holes in the ground causing the livestock to step in and break a leg. And also prohibit the growth of grasses where there are large colonies of them

I travel around a lot but I was in Ranchester during this time

Yeah that’s pretty much what I do too. I usually bring my .17 cuz it’s cheaper to shoot but wanted to try this .204 this time

I did mention I got it for a good deal from a buddy

It sure is!

Application season is just around the corner good luck

Thanks for the support