We found two stuck together once. One alive and one not. Roped the live one's back feet , held his head down and used a recipe saw to cut the dead ones horn off. Thought it might get western on the release part. He was exhausted and just laid there. Went back an hour later and he was gone. Mother nature is ruff!
Called the game wardens before we cut them apart and they said if we kept either one of them we would have to tag them. At that time we were in a one buck county. We left the dead one for the yotes.
We found two stuck together once. One alive and one not. Roped the live one's back feet , held his head down and used a recipe saw to cut the dead ones horn off. Thought it might get western on the release part. He was exhausted and just laid there. Went back an hour later and he was gone. Mother nature is ruff!
Called the game wardens before we cut them apart and they said if we kept either one of them we would have to tag them. At that time we were in a one buck county. We left the dead one for the yotes.
Not to hijack the thread, but that GW is dead wrong. You wouldn’t be allowed to keep the meat, which you wouldn’t want anyway, but you don’t have to tag an animal you found on your ranch in order to keep the horns. I would be thrown under the jail if that was the law.
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