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<blockquote data-quote="Cowbaby" data-source="post: 3567810" data-attributes="member: 46875"><p>Yes you should have went. But I would have said that to any hunt.</p><p></p><p>The Blue Mountains in Eastern Oregon have some sure enough KIng Kong silver tips. The areas immediately adjacent to Idaho have some sure enough wall hangers too. i hunted the Blue Mountains Range which are smaller by Western standards and a place called the Mormon Basin in ID, It is I high flat topped plateau that you can actually look DOWN and see the tops of the Blue Mountains over in Oregon.</p><p></p><p>If you need convinced and like to travel go to the bar in Ukiah OR which is kind of central to both areas. It looks like a big red barn. Surrounding the walls 360 degrees are huge mounted bulls killed over the decades there, some go back to the 20s. It is a sight for a hunter to behold.</p><p></p><p>Also, The John Day River of No Return area on the other side of Idaho is perhaps one of the most beautiful areas you could ever see.</p><p></p><p>Anywhere heading north or NE of Riggins/MaCall ID in the Bitteroot and Sawtooth ranges is simply breathtaking but that whole part of the state has one main road and sometimes gets closed in winter due to heavy snowfall.</p><p></p><p>If you ever get that chance again. TAKE IT.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cowbaby, post: 3567810, member: 46875"] Yes you should have went. But I would have said that to any hunt. The Blue Mountains in Eastern Oregon have some sure enough KIng Kong silver tips. The areas immediately adjacent to Idaho have some sure enough wall hangers too. i hunted the Blue Mountains Range which are smaller by Western standards and a place called the Mormon Basin in ID, It is I high flat topped plateau that you can actually look DOWN and see the tops of the Blue Mountains over in Oregon. If you need convinced and like to travel go to the bar in Ukiah OR which is kind of central to both areas. It looks like a big red barn. Surrounding the walls 360 degrees are huge mounted bulls killed over the decades there, some go back to the 20s. It is a sight for a hunter to behold. Also, The John Day River of No Return area on the other side of Idaho is perhaps one of the most beautiful areas you could ever see. Anywhere heading north or NE of Riggins/MaCall ID in the Bitteroot and Sawtooth ranges is simply breathtaking but that whole part of the state has one main road and sometimes gets closed in winter due to heavy snowfall. If you ever get that chance again. TAKE IT. [/QUOTE]
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