Recent content by DWarcher

We have the same situation in Montana.

This is what communities like MM SHOULD be about. Too bad we didn't get to touch base out in the field. Congrats again HT.

Congrats on a great animal there were definitely not a pile of 80" bucks running around in 64 this year. As far as the nitpickers...pound sand!

Good advice from someone who knows the Garden very well.

Your front sight would cover up the entire animal at 300 yards.

LAST EDITED ON Jun-13-18 AT 01:13PM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON Jun-13-18 AT 01:12?PM (MST) >Well Everyone...........This just might be a >first (is at least of >what I know). My >82 year old father drew >his THIRD Kalifornia antelope tag. > He and I got >our first ones in '73 >when there...

Aaron, since you can't share pictures, how about some stats on the three bucks your buddies killed?

LAST EDITED ON Oct-25-16 AT 06:28PM (MST)[p]Don, congrats to your daughter on a fine buck! Here's a shot of mine. Even found some time to whack a few ducks on the opener. http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m277/dwarcher7920/IMG_20161011_084905_zpsxyuktzjj.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

Congrats again on a great hunt.

That's a hog...congrats!

X2 for my cousin and me.

>A little more specific might be >helpful on the unit you >desire intel on? > >Evanston access units? > >Cokeville access units > >Kemmerrer access units? > >See what I mean-- > >enjoy for sure > >Robb Robb, PM sent.

Thanks for the reply Zeke!

I'm thinking about heading back to attempt to fill my tag on a cow in one of the general units. I'm pretty familiar with where the elk are in September but November/December not so much. Anyone want to give me some tips or pointers on where to start?

Dude...