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02-16-2014, 10:11 PM
We have archery hunted in Montana in last few years in late September early October. We are out for 2 weeks with a base camp wall tent at 6,000 feet often getting an elk at nearly 8,000 ft elevation. We have had our share of 85 degree weather dodging forest fires and hiking many miles in smoke. This usually happens earlier in September.
At times we use the goats to set up a spike camp for a few days in a more remote location then return to base camp. As for how many packs a bull is 7 and a cow is 6, that is boned out meat. With 3 people and 3 goats that is usually one trip with everyone packing or 2 if just the goats are packing. Alternatively you'd 6 goats.
At times we use the goats to set up a spike camp for a few days in a more remote location then return to base camp. As for how many packs a bull is 7 and a cow is 6, that is boned out meat. With 3 people and 3 goats that is usually one trip with everyone packing or 2 if just the goats are packing. Alternatively you'd 6 goats.