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Founder there is no bidding involved in the expo tags, none. Is it legal? Heck I don't know, but the way it's run is much less desirable than it could/should be.

Good for you cantkillathing. I hope you folks can make some progress. Best of luck...

Superb video, thank you! The hunt, a fire borne in the blood, kindled and stoked with memories of bone and grey ghosts...

As do I Homer. My problem is when private property surrounds rather large portions of public property and there is no access to it. In the same vein, when said private property has had an easement to said public property and the land owner fails to recognize it and long court battles ensue...

Ok, this works. I got a bunch of extra fuses for ya Bessy if ya need any:cool:

Well whoever called you stupid for mentioning this study is an idiot...;-)0

>Looks like a tooth It is a tooth, an upper canine and thus a pretty rare find. Its a vestige of prehistoric tusks that deer and elk once had.

The public land grab isn't going away anytime soon with the likes of Lee still around, even though it is part of the republican platform. It sucks and I don't know how it can be overcome. Figures Utah leads the charge...

Yeah it happens, but not very often, in fact might be considered rare. From what I remember the gene for vestigial upper canine teeth in deer is still in the pool, though not prevalent at all. Your buddy is lucky indeed!

There are definitely a variety of causes for Cryptorchidism from genetics to environmental factors. It would be easier to nail down a cause if the condition were localized, but as I understand it this is happening all across the country in all deer subspecies. Pretty crazy stuff when you dive...

Very pretty buck, great looking typical for sure. Congrats, job well done.

Thanks Hoss, fully agree...

Congrats on a great buck Mr. boots! Bet it was a bit warm out their...

Yeah, the kid is gonna be freaked out for a while, sad deal. Hope he can overcome it and still enjoy the outdoors. Glad it wasn't worse, it could have been...

>what the shyster attorney and his >clients are looking for is >that the gun manufactures will >be willing to settle out >of court for an amount >that will be less then >it would cost them to >fight it in court. > You can bet >they have included everyone and >every business they can...

>Makes me wonder how many havalon >throw away blades litter the >mountains. > Haha, good point. But a lot less than beer and soda cans I would imagine...

>Future violations could result in 90 >days in jail. He >was already sentenced to 27 >months! Another 90 days >won't make a difference! > >I agree with the previous posts. > He's not going to >stop poaching. I woulda swore that 90 days was '900', thus my post. Haha, gotta be...

Agreed. Recidivism among criminals is crazy high, and no doubt he will offend again. The good thing I see in this is that the consequences are much higher if caught. He stands to spend a substantial time behind bars. That may slow him down initially, but sooner or later, I think he'll be...

Very cool, well done!

>You may be surprised by the >results of going to the >rancher and knocking on his >door. The numerous times I >hunted Wyoming with my father >in law, who is a >CA. farmer, we got trespass >rights for a very small >fee. For antelope we sometimes >got free trespass for taking >both buck...

For those who are interested, here is the measure talked about in the article. Interesting what is being planned: https://naturalresources.house.gov/imo/media/doc/Grijalva%20Tribal%20Heritage%20and%20Grizzly%20Bear%20Protection%20Act%20Introduced%20May%207%202019.pdf

LAST EDITED ON May-12-19 AT 10:01PM (MST)[p]DW: "Well you cant just jump in at the end, make a claim and not offer up a link. Like to read the latest thoughts on Bergmann's rule. Was the theory changed to fit introducing wolves 1500 miles south of where they came from?" Been over a year since...

I get a kick out of these kind of threads. Lots of the replies are predictable, almost like going by a script... ;-) For what it's worth, Bergmann's Rule just may not be the standard it once was, interestingly. Something to consider.

Get a kick out of these kind of threads, so predictable how many respond, as if going by a script, ;-) By the way, Bergmann's Rule just may not be the standard it once was. Seems there is much more to it, interestingly.

>Zeke has it right. This is >no time for opinions and >the usual nonsense on this >boards. This is a tragedy. >A wife and children are >without a husband and father. >This could happen to anyone >who recreates in NW Wyoming. > > >I have lived in the heart >of the grizzly bear country...

What a nasty way to go out. Prayers to the family and friends. Let's all be safe out there this hunt season. A little more info: https://www.jhnewsandguide.com/this_just_in/article_fb78dcc0-94a9-5dab-804d-23991c46f90c.html

>Anytime someone shows me a "Scientific >Report" I ask myself who >put this out and who's >interest is it serving ? > > >This one was clearly put out >by the Texas deer farmers >who want to be able >to ship their infected deer >all over the Country. I agree with your assertion above...

And another Thumbs Up!

Neither one of them...

>>not even close, nope. > >Ok, what did you do with >the real Perry? > > > > > > > > > > > (Get ready for change >because it's going to happen!) > Haha... He's a great buck, but just now what I'm looking for in my last Mule Deer buck. You know...

Just to clarify, you're talking actual 'EXPO' tags, the ones hunters drop 5 bucks per application on, or do you mean 'Conservation' tags, that are pimped out and bidded on during the expo? If you mean the conservation tags, I'm all for it. Matter of fact, that's been my perspective for years...

Never heard of him either, but loved the story, it was awesome. Will definitely look at his other vids. Thanks a bunch for posting this up.

not even close, nope.

Link to the study: http://www.jwildlifedis.org/doi/pdf/10.7589/2017-12-299?code=wdas-site

So sad... Time to rest now Larry, condolences to the family.

Damn, that's tough to here. Hang in there Yelum, God bless to you and your loved ones...

Good observation mulecreek, and I agree. It's quite possible she could have gone as far as the North Slope in Utah. Wow, amazing critters for sure. We still have much to learn about the Mule Deer!

Thanks for the info grizz. It's a start for sure...

>LAST EDITED ON Nov-23-17 >AT 06:20?AM (MST) > >"If it's windy, don't shoot," > >Right, people are going to follow >that rule. > >"otherwise: Lay down next to your >back pack, lay the rifle >on the pack," > >Guess they have to pass on >all shots where they can't >lay down either. Most...

Thanks for posting the study 2lumpy, I've perused it a few times over the years. There are many more that are very similar in nature and subject and given the total body of work in that respect have assisted state game agencies in developing cougar population levels accordingly. Here are a...