Recent content by BuglinBulls

>That set Doyle picked was not >on the island. >Believe it was the Henrys. > I'm not sure why I'm responding, because I really don't care, but the context of the episode certainly implies that he is picking those sheds up on the island. The entire episode (Where in the World is Colorado...

Was anyone else a tad bothered by watching Doyle pick up that set of sheds, and walk off with them, while us common folk pay $50 and get one day to try and pick something up?

Come on guys, stop holding out. Post what you picked up so that us losers who wandered around that island all day without picking anything up can hate you more. All I found were a couple of chalky old ones that got left on the mountain and a whole bunch of boot and horse tracks (that were...

I met your son Tyler a couple of months ago at a dinner event in SLC. He seems like a great guy with a passion for hunting. I hope they find the guy that shot and bailed, and throw the book at him. Intentional or not, there is no way this guy would be unaware of what he did. I wish Tyler a...

I should probably clarify my post. I drew a tag in area 015 in Washoe County - west of Empire. Thanks again. Ryan

I beat the odds and drew a rifle tag for this unit - I'm dang excited. Due to the length of the drive out there, I'll only be able to scout the unit one or two weekends this summer. Any advice on starting points or other general advice for hunting this unit would be greatly appreciated...

A while back there was an entertaining thread in the "elk" forum with pictures of bulls and their tooth data. Now that a few states have released last year's age data, let's see pictures of bucks with age data (both old and new). I'll start it off. Here is my 2011 WY buck: 5 1/2 years old

I am interested in hearing opinions from those of you that are much more experienced in muzzleloader hunting than myself. I haven't picked up a muzzleloader in over a decade, but I am getting the itch to try something different this year. I am trying to decide between the following three...

What's the story on this giant? "Rumor" is it was killed with the Governor's Tag out on Kennecott land.

Last weekend, while archery hunting in Wyoming's Unit 102, I came across what appeared to be an archery kill from earlier this month. Judging by the decomposition, the buck would have likely been killed during the early part of September, and would have been in velvet (partially stripped off at...

This has been a great thread - very informative, especially for a "Garths mag Hunting Lazy" like myself that drew a 102 tag this year (with 0 points!) (and a Utahn to boot). By the way, I would really appreciate it if those willing would send me GPS coordinates of exact locations where I can...

Great find! I found one pretty similar a few years back.

A few years ago on the Wasatch I came across a duffel bag full of old shoes. I still haven't thought of a logical explanation for why someone would be carrying around a couple dozens pairs of shoes up in the hills - somewhat creepy.

Here is my 2 cents: There is obviously a huge resident population of deer that live year-around within the city limits of Bountiful (one estimate said as high as 3,000 deer). HOWEVER, there is also a "winter" population of deer that migrate into the city come November and December. These deer...

If the ultimate goal is increasing deer numbers and improving quality then a shorter season is NOT the answer. If state biologists are right, and I believe they are, that "there's no indication that shortening the season will reduce the number of animals taken in the hunt;" Then what's the...