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My 2009 Colorado 2nd season hunt

By: cowboy38231
Posted on: 12/02/11
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This is the 2009 season where I finally got my trophy muley. Very hard hunting this trip. We saw very little game and most of what we did see was before season in the same meadow our camp was in. I finally connected with this guy on the fourth evening right before dark. I never had him officially scored, but I scored him at around 170. He was a little shallow in a couple of forks but was nearly 28 inches outside.

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