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My Ava and I have had a lot of fun the last 7 years The new gal is a work in progress, but Karma is coming along

Let's just have one set of "points" across all species and make it a random draw for what species/season you get! 47 points might get you a Henry's multi season buck tag or it might get you a Northern unit turkey tag. Roll the dice and see what happens!

The right taxidermist should be able to put that skull cap onto a replica euro and make it look pretty good. Or you could do the classic type of panel mount like Homer posted a link for. Assuming you have the cape for a shoulder mount, you could always sell it and likely make a bit of progress...

This rig has gotten me into so much trouble over the years, but has also managed to get me right back out of it every time.

+1. Team Euro, all the way. But given that you skull capped him and are wanting a shoulder mount, find a taxi that would give you a head down, one side lower than the other as much as possible. Mimic the head swaying swing thing those swamp donkeys do

Pete's my neighbor. Dude has no chill

Nah, I just don't shoot animals through the shoulder.

This right here embodies a lot of the problems with hunting attitudes/perspectives today. Seems like we used to teach folks that if a good, clean shot wasn't available you just accepted that the animal won that round. That's just a part of hunting. Why not just whiz a round into it's liver or...

SS!, you told me the camera was off. WTF?

How about just not shooting a bull "through the shoulder" ever? Slip it behind the shoulder and a bit lower and you'll put a hole in it's heart, even at +400 yards, making it die quickly with minimal meat loss. I have no idea why the last ~15 yrs or so it's gotten common to shoot game through...

This is great stuff! Hope it happens, and I can't wait to see more grizzly reintroductions and expansions over their historical native range in the coming years.

.270 with 130gr copper is my favorite combo for pretty much everything from pronghorn to moose. It just plain works

Extras was a very close second, but excessive mass makes me blind to anything else. But it's gotta be dummy thicc to tip the scale that way. I'll take a small kicker over a few inches extra mass, but once it gets to be around 40" of mass game over.

Nicely done! Pulled GS tags only in our house

Wasn't that under federal subsistence regs?

How about it just goes to random draw for all tags?

Mmmm, nothing better than grilling antelope fawns whole.

Gotta love the broscience accounting. As my CPA friends like to tell me, "Pigs slide under the fence. Hogs get slaughtered."

Rumblings from whom? Been rumblings from posters on forums about proposals like this for over a decade that have never coalesced in the real world.

Tell me you think you can only hunt once a year without telling me you think you can only hunt once a year.

*in certain parts of Wyoming.

Bessy's gotta actually apply for a tag and not just points first, and we all know that ain't happening

Deer are cool. Elk are cool. Lions are cool. Bears are cool (especially the scary grizzly ones). Wolves are cool. Bighorns are cool. Bison are f###### awesome.

Have you contacted the CWMU operator and asked them to reach out to the other group?

Just say, "no homo" afterwards and you're safe

Don't be a coward. Pop that baby elk right in the face.

*Calf Damn autocorrect

I'm just mad whenever anybody shoots anything other than a calf/fawn on an antlerless tag. Feckin amateurs

And a mature hunter I guess is also able to recognize whether the amount of stress suffered by the buck prior to release (even assuming it can be done safely) will not cause that animal to still run off and die in the next day or three? Please. Just because the animal gets up and wandered off in...

I did a November registration goat hunt with my dad out of Seward in 2017. A nice big dump of snow hit the day before we started hunting. He passed on a smaller billy one of the days. We hiked all over on these little snow covered finger ridges, thinking nothing of it. I ended up drawing the...

Yeah it's totally a mature hunter decision to leave a buck tangled in a fence so it can die a gruesome death struggling for a long time to get free.