Using a wide array of weaponry that ranges from rifles to bows to muzzleloaders, you ll search all sorts of scenery in pursuit of your prey. In ROCKY MOUNTAIN TROPHY HUNTER, you won t have to worry about strapping a dead animal to your car roof! If you ve got a keen eye and a quick trigger finger, you might just have what it takes to become the next great hunter. You ll have to use your brains, reflexes, instinct, and some basic perseverance to help bag you a trophy kill. Of course, you ll have access to the requisite calls, attractants, and cover scents, but don t expect any of these intelligent beasts to fall right into your traps. The big game creatures at large include deer, bighorn sheep, elk, and bears. There are plenty of animals out there, but each has realistic movements and behavior to evade your efforts.

Journeying through the treacherous mountains of Colorado, deep into the expanses of Montana, and through the deserts of New Mexico, you ll have to keep your eyes peeled if you want to get the jump on these wily critters.

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Other topics covered include a conversation about what part of the brain dominates human behavior, whether one feels sad for or has empathy for wildlife, whether emotions or personal values actually under pin a personвЂ™s position on hunting, whether the, use science not emotion mantra is making things worse or better between hunters and non hunters, hook and bullet versus oppressed social views, ducking hunting on frozen ponds, whether mountain goats all live on public land, shooting your mechanical goose decoy and the great bumper sticker meme challenge. The guys discuss whether having emotions in hunting or wildlife management is wrong and whether science is the be-all-end-all in wildlife management. The guys breakdown science and emotions into their basic elements to see if the two concepts make sense when used together to defend hunting. Lee Foote for a cuss-filled, mantra bashing, nuanced, philosophical bumper sticker brainstorming conversation about the mantra - use science not emotion, which is so often used to defend hunting. Brought to you by Community-Minded Alpine ToyotaД®pisode supporter вЂ“ The Rocky Mountain Goat AllianceД¬urtis and Mark get together with Dr.

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