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Some of you might be interested in the burn-off of max-point holders in the bighorn draw since 1995: Year PP R NR 1995 0 6546 1421 1996 1 5029 1086 1997 2 4062 848 1998 3 3577 741 1999 4 2944 632 2000 5 2527 536 2001 6 2240 478 2002 7 1953 414...

In the 2024 bighorn sheep draw, 3 residents and 1 non-resident with the maximum of 29 preference points applied for and drew permits, leaving 5 residents and 2 non-residents to carry over to the 2025 draw. With all the chatter about a potential change to a bonus-point or fully random draw, one...

There’s nothing stupid here, but odd is your need to mock others. Something’s missing. HT

Good luck! Post some pics when you get your ram.

Congrats. Did you draw one of the units with potential for a 190+ ram? That would be something to get really excited about. HT

Nice sheds. Next thing you know, Buzz 💩 will be bragging about his shed hunting exploits…. and showing the pile of sheds he has crammed in his garage. What a tool. HT

Umm… said it grossed the same as the net (see previous post), 79-6/8”. HT

Grossed the same. No deductions. Perfectly symmetrical. Since I doubted he’d go over 82”, I waited on the taxidermy delivery in April for scoring. I have no idea whether the additional four months from the 90-day drying deadline in December made a difference, but I doubt it mattered much...

My Red Desert pronghorn is on the wall (upper right). He net scored 79-6/8”, so won’t be in any book, but still shows well matched with my two 85” gross antelope, being noticeably bigger in body and head and more vividly marked. My Wyoming bighorn is on the left. It’s been fun engaging with...

C’mon on. Not triggered at all. Just had so much fun laughing at the c..k sucking illustration, I thought I’d pile on. Keep on killing’… it’s what you do. HT

How many damn animals do you have to kill, Buzz 💩, before you are willing to leave some for the next generation? Another thousand head? Go ahead and post another photo of all the scrap heads in your garage, then tell us why guys like you aren’t a big part of the decline of Wyoming’s wildlife...

This is new. Haven’t seen this much support for WG&F in years. They’re typically dismissed by this crowd as dopes. Guess you know-it-alls now have a bigger windmill to tilt at. I don’t have a dog in this hunt, and you may be correct. Just recognizing those here who are seldom right… but...

He referenced the wind in Cheyenne, so perhaps that is his home.

Excellent video. The hunter says he was 49 at the time of the hunt, and had to have help with his pack on the climb out. When I was that age, I had five rams, and still had iron in my legs. Or so I recall. By the time I drew my Wyoming bighorn permit, I was 63, and already had begun suffering...