RFI - would somebody please post the closest town and highway to Oak Creek
WMA please?

Thanks,

Hans Feddern

On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 9:18 PM, Antony Sirgedas <
asirgedas at rainierconnect.com> wrote:

> Yes, the bulls do seem to have carried their antlers late. The really big
> bulls and the spikes looked like they have all dropped their antlers, it was
> all the 5 and 6 points bulls that still carried head gear.
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> As far as the eagles, it might be hard to tell on the internet sized
> images, but if you can see the bill that is a good clue to the bird. The
> golden eagle bill is dark at the tip fading to a lighter horn or yellow
> color at the base, while the bald eagle has a solid yellow bill. Also a
> juvenile bald eagle will have bare legs, the golden eagles in these photos
> all have heavily feathered legs. From a distance without seeing the bill or
> legs clearly they do look similar to juvenile bald eagles.
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> Tony
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> From: "Kelly McAllister" <mcallisters4 AT comcast.net>
> Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2011 19:02:38 -0700
>
> Nice pictures. I was surprised to see the larger bulls still carrying their
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> antlers. Seems late. I suspect they'll be dropping them very soon. The
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> eagles all appear to be Bald Eagles.
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