Recent content by CWO

Do the Stone when you are younger and the elephant when you are older. That's what I did. Both awesome.

Facts about res/nonres license allocation for elk/deer/pronghorn from someone who served as one of 20 stakeholders on the Big Game License Allocation Project (BGLAP) for the Wildlife Commission when Director John Mumma was in charge of CDOW and Arnold Salazar was the Chairman of the Wildlife...

You are acting like wolves haven't affected elk in WY with what you have posted. Making fun of people that have noticed a decline in the elk and their hunting success but I guess you must be the best hunter on earth. We should all bow down to you. Lol. Do you really think people respect...

Yes, you can see plenty of bull moose occupying some of the same areas at high elevations before the rut but they are not a herd animal (like elk) and that is what @HikeHunt61 was referring to. It is much more common to see solitary moose and small groups of moose.

Yes, well, at least you admit it. I am not a wolf hater. However, claiming that wolves have not had an impact on elk and moose in WY is laughable. In Yellowstone NP and the surrounding areas, elk and moose numbers are so low that the park "naturalists" are really talking up all the boiling...

Actually, a fringe-eared oryx is about to 2/3rds to 3/4ths the size of a gemsbok. I have taken both species. I hunted Massailand in 2017 for buffalo and plains game. Yes, free-range hunting in Tanzania is expensive, especially compared to high-fenced areas in South Africa and Namibia, and...

Wow you’re an anti idiot

I have been fighting the CPW mismanagement of CWD for two decades. Where were you guys at three years ago at the CPW statewide CWD meetings?? I tried to get on the committee but the CPW blocked me. I still went to the meetings as a member of the public. I was the ONLY public person there! I...

Moose doing fine in CO but wolves will end that.

Yeah wolves have been great for your moose.

Yes, 3/301 have been hammered. Good luck finding a 4x4! It’s just a meat hunt now.

Gemsbok are not native to Zimbabwe or Zambia so you’re limited to Botswana, Namibia or ranches in SA. There are fringe-eared oryx in Tanzania, however.

Good choice and a lot safer than CAR.

All the above bears are from the Alaskan Peninsula and are 9’6” to 10’4”