Recent content by smartbuy3274

I feel predator control would be good to ramp up, but I also wish we wouldn't hit so many of these animals with our cars. I live in an area in Utah that kills their fair share of animals on the roads. Last year during the winter(I know this because my friend lives next to the man that picks up...

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1+ Jhuntdeer. I bought an eberlestok this year, and I love it over my jim shockey frame pack, and my badlands pack. It is super comfortable, and versatile.

I want to go!!

"I'd like to have a PhoneSkope"

i need a pack!

I also hunt the uintas, I grew up on the unit. I am always looking for an archery elk hunting partner. I have a good spot that I like to hike into, but having horses would be way easier. I would be interested in talking to you about the possibility of hunting together. PM me if interested.

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In 2005 I ran into a guy at a party that wanted to go hunting elk with us. He said he hadn't hunted much, but really wanted to go. So we get to our spot and hike around the first day without seeing an elk. On the second day we split up. I heard a shot at about 9 in the morning. The guy got...

I want 'em!!

I own land in Utah that is the exact scenario you are talking about. My driveway is a dirt road that goes through my private property. On the upper end it goes into BLM land. I have a lock on the gate, because most people around hunting season believe they own access from that road. However...

There isn't a good unit in Utah, but I heard that Wyoming has a ton of good areas.

The face on that thing??? Looks like a cow that was shot in my field and they put horns on it. Ha Ha... Congrats to the hunter!!

Woke up this morning and looked out the window to see these two points sparring for breeding rights. The heavy horned buck won all the battles. The wide buck was right by the buck I killed this year on the muzzleloader. The heavy horned buck is split about 2-3 inches on his front fork...