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Wyoming Residents get to decide wildlife issues, that simple. I couldn't care less what a NR thinks about how we choose to manage OUR wildlife. Wilderness Guide Law, early start for Residents antler hunting, 90-10, etc. etc. Utah, Montana, Idaho, etc. Residents get the same right in their...

Thanks for your service.

A few? That's the understatement of the decade.

Thanks for your contribution to the thread about the Wyoming big 5. The Utah threads are in the Utah section. Hope more Wyoming hunters share pictures, some good ones so far.

That's our business, not yours. Why don't you solve all the jacked up issues in Utah?

Got any photos of your Wyoming moose?

You beg real purty...

What I figured, one management elk, and that's all you got. Laffin'...

Hang some pics of your other elk, even a cow.

No fewer than 200 pics of that bull, I'm just glad it wasn't before digital pictures....would have cost a fortune in film.

I bet you haven't shot more than one elk.

Calm down little man, I still have 85 more elk pics.

Ok, here you go:

How many of those did you shoot? None. WAFJ

So you could load some pictures of the other elk you've shot, just don't have any. That's funny. Even more funny, all this talk about "researching" elk hunting in other states. When do the actual hunts start happening?

In particular, it's really easy to not hang some pics, when the flatbill bro hunters don't shoot anything but their mouths.

Oh wait, I found the other bulls that wsterntines shot in Utah: Right next to his Arizona bulls: . And the monsters from Idaho and Montana: .

Got those photos of your other Utah bulls loaded yet? Arizona? Idaho?

Can we get a translator that speaks 🤡? Anyone?

Hang some pictures of the other bulls you've shot in Utah. How about those Arizona bulls?

You know what's awesome about Wyoming? We don't have to wait 35 years between elk tags. In particular to shoot a management elk.

Why am I getting the feeling wstrntines has only shot one elk?

Ok, how about your Arizona bulls?

Hey esrtntimes, Tell us about the bulls you've killed in Montana.

Right, and you'd pass a 380 bull to do it. You live in 🤡 world. What's a "Miley"? For the second time, quit begging for Wyoming elk hunting units. Cheer up you'll get to hunt elk in Utah one more time before you're 80...maybe.

All topped off with a flat brim.

Did you hear that when the voices in your head were talking to you?

Why did you shoot a management bull in Utah with all those 380 bulls around? All those points you burned, waiting period, for a management bull...so brutal. The serious elk hunters in Utah thank you for your service. Also, quit begging for the best units in Wyoming, do your own research.

Don't like the prices Wyoming charges, take your money elsewhere, nobody cares. Quality anything demands a higher price. Lots of states to choose from that will match your price point.

I think someone had too much sugar cereal this morning.

Mega Ditto's.

Well, you just blew up epic for me. I'll have to settle for "fair to middlin'"

I wouldn't define picking up a dozen deer antlers by 2 guys as anything close to "epic". Congrats on your epic day of shed hunting.

This "epic" shed hunt is akin to your "epic" pronghorn.

I won't steal your "thunder". Laffin', even more.

Maybe I should share some epic days of shed hunting to horn you up...

That's epic? Laffin'

Heck yes, I did 2 solo trips and could have killed rams both times. But, the only reason I was able to find those rams is because a friend, that posts on this board, who knows as much about those units as anyone alive, helped me out. Further, he was good enough to haul me around for many days...

Totally agree, it does make it hard for DIY NR sheep hunters, but like you also said, I bet 95% of the NR sheep hunters would use a guide even if the Guide Law disappeared.

Yes Rex Rammels place near Driggs.