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  • #16
    Originally posted by RUON View Post
    Have you hunted the Minto Management Area before? Have you considered RM 764?

    Spookum: Sorry for the question. My experience into the MMA was from the northside. Access from the Fairbanks side makes more sense.
    The best acess from this side is murphy dome road. Look it up on google maps.

    Yah, i have considered RM 764. You may want to look on google maps, the delta is a killer! I have been in contact with a gentleman who lives in delta, and there are spots to cross in a four wheeler. (PM me for more info). Since i dont own a four wheeler, i dont think i can make it down there. I know the cows will be up in the high country though.

    I have never hunted the MMA how did you do? Where did you go in at? What time of year? Post up a bigger pic of the dead moose in the argo buddy! that looks cool!
    Alaska floating atvs group on face book. Fixing help and trail rides!!!!!


    https://www.facebook.com/groups/alaska.AATVs/



    85ish Argo 8x8 geo metro engine, hdi axles and 3 bearings per axle.

    78 ford bronco... 460 lockers.... "Alaskan tow vehicle"

    ATV = Alaska Terain Vehicle

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    • #17
      [QUOTE=rapidroy;128627]
      Originally posted by spookum View Post
      What he said!!! Fish and game did desighn a hunt for our tracked atvs up here, for under 1500 lbs. It is an over the counter registration hunt, available in fair banks if you havent killed a moose yet. Four wheelers, air boats and planes arnt alowed either. It is RM 785... do i see a trail ride AK style????? LOL PS starts oct 15 and they let the snow machines in nov. 1

      That sounds awesome, long way to go but it sounds like a kick. I will have to check out the regs Never heard of this type of opener, are tracks a must?
      This is news to me too - need to look into it......it would be awesome.

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      • #18
        [QUOTE=inspcalahan;128899]
        Originally posted by rapidroy View Post

        This is news to me too - need to look into it......it would be awesome.
        Man, what a bummer to have to buy some adair tracks to do this hunt right? right???? Um, okay.. maybe not...

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        • #19
          [QUOTE=inspcalahan;128899]
          Originally posted by rapidroy View Post

          This is news to me too - need to look into it......it would be awesome.
          One sucky thing is you have to be in fairbanks to get a tag. If your really going to hunt, shoot me a PM.... there could be enough intrest i wonder if mike would let us post a trail ride.... with a few dead moose.... lol
          Alaska floating atvs group on face book. Fixing help and trail rides!!!!!


          https://www.facebook.com/groups/alaska.AATVs/



          85ish Argo 8x8 geo metro engine, hdi axles and 3 bearings per axle.

          78 ford bronco... 460 lockers.... "Alaskan tow vehicle"

          ATV = Alaska Terain Vehicle

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          • #20
            love caribou meat mmmmmmMMMMMMmmm, lucky you !

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            • #21
              Hi there,

              I had the privilege to attempt a McNab over the past weekend here in South Africa. Managed to successfully hunt a Blessbuck, Catch a large mouth Bass (although a small one ) but unfortunatley failed to down the Guinie Fowl on the wingshoot attempt - my shot was a bit small for the big bird. All of this was done from my Avenger. I am soooo glad I bought this amazing vehicle as I would have never been able to attempt this form my wheelchair at all.

              here are some pics:


              My super big bass :P


              and the bush where I stalked the guinie fowl with the argo just before sunset:


              awesome time in a awesome machine

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              • #22
                Good for you,whitepuff. Is that a pond or a stream you are in?

                Joe.
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                • #23
                  Originally posted by JoeMeg View Post
                  Good for you,whitepuff. Is that a pond or a stream you are in?

                  Joe.
                  Joe, its a pond within a stream - its actually being fed by a natural spring. Farmers usually build dams / ponds within small streams like these to provide water to their live stock here in SA. And then they stock the ponds/ dams with fish, to keep it clean and for some recreational fishing.

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                  • #24
                    SA looks pretty wide open, you should be able to watch your dog run away for about 3 days there.

                    Nice pics guys

                    RD

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                    • #25
                      Some good hunting.....Great to see you are putting your machine to great use. Some nice open space to use as your playground.
                      Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.
                      —Will Rogers

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                      • #26
                        Way cool! Have to trade a hunt down there for one up in alaska some day!
                        Alaska floating atvs group on face book. Fixing help and trail rides!!!!!


                        https://www.facebook.com/groups/alaska.AATVs/



                        85ish Argo 8x8 geo metro engine, hdi axles and 3 bearings per axle.

                        78 ford bronco... 460 lockers.... "Alaskan tow vehicle"

                        ATV = Alaska Terain Vehicle

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                        • #27
                          Is that a scoped Enfield your hunting with, what mark is it?

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by trevorakm1 View Post
                            Is that a scoped Enfield your hunting with, what mark is it?
                            Yes its a No4 Mk I - got a vintage weaver scope mounted and just received a cheek piece and byonette - restoring it to a WWII sniper rifle.
                            Last edited by whitepuff; 10-30-2012, 09:53 AM.

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