Levergun Bison Hunt - NOW ONE LEFT! (PHOTO)

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Levergun Bison Hunt - NOW ONE LEFT! (PHOTO)

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I have 10 yearlings and 1 - 2 1/2 year old. Five hunts are for sale for $750 each to Levergunners. Any day in April 2008 (Hunt includes 2 1/2 days lodging and everything but food and $45 license). Hunting is done spot and stalk. These hunts are specifically for members of this forum and with traditional style rifle of your preference. You keep the whole entire animal. Processing/taxidermy available locally.
Location: Hondo, TX First come first served if you can make it.

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Post by sore shoulder »

Thats a good price to be sure. I would be interested, except I'd have to ignore the 3 local bison ranchers that are going to be practically giving away hunts this spring due to the bad winter. :lol:

Does that price include the animal?
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YES, I put in the post that you keep the whole entire animal.
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Post by longhair1957 »

What do you think is a rough estimate on meat processing on one of them animals?
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Post by rjohns94 »

Wow , nice deal. Wish I could make it in April.
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Want to do this. PM sent.
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Post by bigbore442001 »

That is a great opportunity for those able to attend. I wish I had the extra money and the time off. I figured that it would be a 4200 mile round trip from my place.

Just curious. Would you let someone use a TC Contender handgun in 45-70? Although I post on a site dedicated to the lever action rifle, I do not own any.
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bigbore442001 wrote:That is a great opportunity for those able to attend. I wish I had the extra money and the time off. I figured that it would be a 4200 mile round trip from my place.

Just curious. Would you let someone use a TC Contender handgun in 45-70? Although I post on a site dedicated to the lever action rifle, I do not own any.
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Post by Mich Hunter »

I would be all over it if I wasn't in the sandbox. Thats a really good price
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Post by Grizz »

If you can give about a year advance notice for a hunt like that I'd sure like to hunt with one of my children. How would you price 2 hunters, one animal?

Anyway, I imagine there's lots of locals who can use the meat, it's the best.
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What does a yearling weigh in at?
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Post by Bigahh »

Joe,

I would go in a second if I had the time. Wish you were closer to drive there in a weekend. I don't have any vacation until September. Next winter if the opportunity is there you could see my smiling face! Would love to Meet, and Hunt with some of you!
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Post by 86er »

The meat processing is about $250 straight cut. Add sausage, jerky, other special stuff and it can run $375.

I would let you shoot a 45-70 contender without hesitation.

If you want to bring 2 hunter for one animal a child or spouse is free. Otherwise, the second person can pay for lodging at $99 for the 2 1/2 days.

A yearling will weigh between 900 and 1100 pounds on the hoof.

I have two probables. 3 more at this price if you can make it soon.

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Post by kimwcook »

Joe, I'd love to take you up and may sometime in the future if it becomes available. But, like Grizz, I need a little heads up. Sure are hitting the dream button kind of hard aren't ya?
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Post by Boomer45 »

This is a hunt I would definitly like to do, just too short of notice for me. If you have one coming up at a later date I would be interested. Maybe one of the other guys from this area would like to go also. We could team up and share travel expenses.

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Post by 86er »

There is one left for April.

If anyone is interested in a Bison hunt at this price, there should be a few remaining that will be ready to eat in August. The Leverguns Summer Safari is a great opportunity to kill a Bison and share the experience with your forum friends. If anyone is interested and can commit I will hold some for the Summer Safari.

Thank you to everyone that called, e-mailed and booked the hunts.

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Post by 86er »

HERE'S ONE OF OUR OWN WITH HIS MEAT BISON taken with a 45-70 Sharps with 500 something grain cast bullets. 3 shots and the freezers full!

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86er wrote:HERE'S ONE OF OUR OWN WITH HIS MEAT BISON taken with a 45-70 Sharps with 500 something grain cast bullets. 3 shots and the freezers full!

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What did the bison weigh?

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Post by 86er »

He's around 900 lbs.
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Post by Griff »

Mighty plump lookin' buff! :lol: Congrats!
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Griff wrote:Mighty plump lookin' buff! :lol: Congrats!
Not as big as the one your boy got though... :wink:
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That's a lot of mouth-watering buffalo burgers...very nice! :D
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WOW great going and alot of good eating. Makes me hungry :D .
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Post by JP_TX »

I'm looking forward my hunt as well. Looks like steaks on the hoof.
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Post by Jaguarundi »

Nice one :D ! Thanks for post'n the picture.
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Post by spurgon »

Sounds like a great opportunity. How much does a 900 lbs buffalo dress out?
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Post by 86er »

There's still one available since one person had to cancel. Anytime April or May.
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Post by piller »

Joe:
Is there still one left? If so, my 18 year old daughter wants to try for it. Would that be something we could do? She would use my Puma.
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Post by destroyer4570 »

That sounds like a good deal i would like to take you up on that offer but can't this year maybe next year, i have a friend that would like to go as well. where about in hondo is the ranch located? i live in Devine that's about 20 miles from Hondo so traveling will be no problem for me.
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Yum!
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destroyer4570 wrote:That sounds like a good deal i would like to take you up on that offer but can't this year maybe next year, i have a friend that would like to go as well. where about in hondo is the ranch located? i live in Devine that's about 20 miles from Hondo so traveling will be no problem for me.
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Post by destroyer4570 »

RKrodle,Thanks for the heads up maybe he'll respond back to my reply when he gets back.
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