Recent content by DEADicated

Thanks IdahoHntr, that sounds like a truly bad experience. I appreciate all your responses. Maybe the every-other-year non-resident license is the way to go. It is about the same cost that way as buying the full-time multi-year resident license and there is no risk of being in trouble with...

Bobby, that makes sense to me. You would obviously have to apply for non-resident tags, but you wouldn't need to buy a new non-resident license in order to apply for them, since you have the lifetime license, or in our case, the multi-year resident license. And since my daughter will only...

Thanks for your thoughts guys. I hadn't thought of the lifetime license angle. Obviously that one is good enough (i.e. you don't need to purchase a new non-resident hunting license) to apply in the drawings. Since my daughter is only buying bonus points and not applying for non-resident tags...

Hi folks, My daughter is moving out of state for several years of grad school. We wonder if she buys a multi-year license if she can still apply, legally and ethically, for bonus points in her absence. I can't find the answer in the guide books anywhere. Thanks in advance, DEADicated

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Not to defend the CWMU program or anything, but if a CWMU has public land inside of it, the DWR makes them give a higher percentage of public permits on the CWMU, and thus compensating the public for the use of their land. Before the CWMU program, that "landlocked" land would have been off...

Congrats Hubba! I sent you an email. Good luck!

What are the odds??? A 3-legged deer in the same spot! I'm actually starting to think the bull is scratching his ear like several of you have suggested. But we still need to tag him to know for certain.

I've zoomed in as far as I can over and over, but for the life of me I cannot see a leg or hoof. I really think he's just got 3 legs. And of course this is the only picture we have of this bull... Hopefully there will be a trophy picture of him in 2 weeks!

We got this picture off our trailcam. Can you see what is wrong with this bull? If you can't see it, try not looking at his antlers... Have you ever seen an elk in this condition before? Would you put an arrow in him?

I've used mine a couple of times and have two sets of diametrically opposed results. 1 - During the rut in the Book Cliffs roadless area, we decided to see what we could call in one morning. We set up and immediately had a bull coming in. The direction he was coming from was at a right angle...

Here's a pic from a couple years ago. With this spot my wife doesn't complain about us hunting so much...

Tractor - Just sent a message. Awesome work!!! And to think I just finished selling all my recent finds for Christmas cash...

Here's the email I just sent to [email protected]: Dear friends at KSL, I am extremely disappointed that you would remove ALL listings of not only "assault weapons", but also of listings for generic hunting equipment. Please tell me how it is dangerous for me to buy a trail camera, a tree...

OMGosh! The G1's on that last one must go 6"!!! I think you are underestimating the scores on those monsters! I really enjoyed your narrative. You are a gifted writer.