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Female on left still available at a reduced price of $450. Any questions please call the number shown above--thanks.

Two registered females. 10 months old. Spayed. Trained on beep collar. Both dogs hunt, point & honor. Located in the Boise area. $950 each. 208-891-1562

$450 each. Already pointing! Both parents are family dogs who also hunt hard, cover tons of ground and hold true on point. Live in the Boise area, travel to Elko and Salt Lake on occasion. Feel free to PM with questions. Thanks.

FYI for those who drew S09, I am selling maps, etc from last years' hunt. Please check classifieds. Thanks.

Don't think so...heard not till next Tuesday or Wednesday.

Unit 005 NR tag. WY has been good to me as a nonresident over the years--but I am also glad to be out of the points game for moose--gave up on sheep years ago.

I have an older 338 Federal that will shoot very well--as small as 1/2moa if you keep the barrel from overheating, but only with certain reloads that it likes, and only after it was fully accurized. Used the rifle to harvest a ram in ID about 10 years ago. I really like it (especially as an...

Well IF there was some "home-cooking" going on and certain people pulled a disproportional amount of LE tags as a result, sounds like they got away with it...

Hope it is a good year to see some decent bucks, and that the winter impact was not so severe as in other parts farther north and west. I drew a WT taq in eastern CO. Planning to get out before the season and scout quite a bit.

Appears I finally cashed out my NR points. Thank god.

FYI... http://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/270002-cruz-hits-trump-over-federal-land-ownership-in-nevada

Looks like the results are up. Good luck.

Thanks for the review; +1 on the Nuetrons. Surprisingly stiff for a lightweight boot. Put some neoprene insoles under the stock insoles to make up some internal volume, and they now fit great. Went on a hike in the foothills this morning and you really do feel lighter on your feet in these...

Great boot. For me there was no break-in period. These boots were good to go out of the box. No hot spots, no problems. Your results may vary...

Personally I would go with the 280AI then work up a deer/sheep load with the thought that I could work up an alternate elk load (with a heavier bullet) down the road if need be.

Website says 10AM Mountain time tomorrow for official results.

>Thanks for the reply mtshasta... that >seems to be what a >lot of people are saying... >its a shame because its >one of my favorite looking >and feeling guns... it's exactly >what I want... BUT, if >it can't shoot, i've got >no use for it new to the forum, hello all. I have the...

I have had decent luck with the "Cabela's Ingenius? Series 10" Sock - Lightweight" They have the "X-Static silver nylon" which seems to help in warm weather. They run tight in the calves, though. You might be best to order a size larger than your normal size. Average feedback rating is 4.6...

Havent been able to find one either. The Savage that will be first to market looks kind of weird (to me), though I am sure it will shoot well. Think I will wait till it comes out in a Browning T-bolt or something like that...

The only problem you could have is if you want to use someone else's reloads that were neck sized only for use in another rifle. These may not chamber in your gun due to headspace issues. The factory 22-250 ammo is generally very good. You should be able to find something the rifle likes by...

Probably a couple more days. Good luck all & let us know how you do. It will be interesting to see where the people apply that were putting in for unit 51 mtn goat.

Hodgdon lists a Trail Boss load for 300WBY on their website as follows: 150 GR. BAR TSX IMR Trail Boss .308" 3.580" 19.0 1334 20,300 CUP 27.5 1656 28,900 CUP I also have an old Speer manual that shows a few reduced loads....PM me if you want some data.

Mtn goat for me this year. Drew sheep in the Frank in 2010. Good luck, all.

$148.50 per year just for one point. Not worth it IMO. Idaho has a few units that have unlimited archery pronghorn controlled hunt tags still available....probably a better option.

Okay I only have one post but this really makes me upset. I love Idaho ranchers as much as the next guy but they are overplaying their hand on this IMO. The sheep deal also made me upset. Maybe there are more sportsmen/women out there who will speak out more often as this continues.

The various Meindl boots thru cabelas may be good options, like the Teton hikers or perfekts. They have good ankle support but the soles are not as quite as stiff as the AK hiker (though they are still fairly stiff). For whatever the reason there usually seem to be a few pairs in the bargain...