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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 343993" data-attributes="member: 704">Ohhhh the trigger finger itches.A couple years ago a friend and I went to Montana in the slight chance we may find and tag a wolf.&nbsp; We didn't time things well and as we watched one mountain after another disappear in the advancing storm we broke camp at 6:00pm and drove all night back to Jamestown.We did have some fun.&nbsp; A week before there was a grizzly attack in Tom Miner basin and the bear wasn't destroyed because the person was not killed and the bear was surprised on its kill.&nbsp; As we drove by about six cars were watching the bear still feeding on its grade A Angus.&nbsp; We stopped and watched.&nbsp; One fellow, perhaps a California transplant in Paradise Valley less than ten miles away, rolled down his window to talk.&nbsp; He asked &quot;you guys elk hunting&quot;&nbsp; no were looking for wolves.&nbsp; &quot;OH you guys photographing wolves&quot;?&nbsp; Nope I'm going to kill them.&nbsp; <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />&nbsp; The guy said &quot; I'm not even going to talk to you&quot; and got so flustered he couldn't figure out how to roll up his window for a bit.&nbsp; As we watched the bear he woukd stare at us and his head woukd jerk around as if he was going epilectic or something.&nbsp; I was waiting for him to roll down his window again in the hopes I could ask if he was a rancher just to upset him more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 343993, member: 704"] Ohhhh the trigger finger itches. A couple years ago a friend and I went to Montana in the slight chance we may find and tag a wolf. We didn't time things well and as we watched one mountain after another disappear in the advancing storm we broke camp at 6:00pm and drove all night back to Jamestown. We did have some fun. A week before there was a grizzly attack in Tom Miner basin and the bear wasn't destroyed because the person was not killed and the bear was surprised on its kill. As we drove by about six cars were watching the bear still feeding on its grade A Angus. We stopped and watched. One fellow, perhaps a California transplant in Paradise Valley less than ten miles away, rolled down his window to talk. He asked "you guys elk hunting" no were looking for wolves. "OH you guys photographing wolves"? Nope I'm going to kill them. ;) The guy said " I'm not even going to talk to you" and got so flustered he couldn't figure out how to roll up his window for a bit. As we watched the bear he woukd stare at us and his head woukd jerk around as if he was going epilectic or something. I was waiting for him to roll down his window again in the hopes I could ask if he was a rancher just to upset him more. [/QUOTE]

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