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Hey I'll be 62 this march and thats a bit below the 65+ level that you looking for answers from. Most of all my hunts are solo. I'm out as much as time allows ( I still work and probably will for another 5 years plus). Yesterday I as up the Taylor chasing bou and not a sole did I see all day. I still do a bit of sheep hunting but them hills are steeper. I still and hope to be able to wonder all day by myself for several years to come. Currently I'm building a cabin where I have to pack or haul all of the materials in. Doing that solo too. Figured keeping active keeps me in shape plus I'll have a place to sit on my rear when I figure that I'm old. My thought is if you are phyically able then age is just a number so why stop? A bunch of my same aged friends just sit around acting old because that is what your suppose to do according to them!

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• Old solo hunters. Spawner Nov 30 2005
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