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Headbones...why don't you learn how to take a proper picture of a trophy animal? I mean, your picture is OK, but it could have made your pronghorn look so much better!

I want those hunting pants!

Be glad he didn't steal or destroy your camera. I've had that happen before.

LAST EDITED ON Jul-18-16 AT 12:16PM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON Jul-18-16 AT 12:15?PM (MST) Although I highly value public lands in the west, I don't think transferring all or some of it to the States will be the end of hunting. Keep in mind that in 2015 Pennsylvania, which is mostly private land...

Lol and Amen runamuk! Hope he stays south of the border.

They will need to find a different way to issue the permits. IMO, If they sell out in less than an hour, they cannot continue to do it this way. It will interesting to see what they decide to do....

Since I have never been able to break the 300" mark, but have killed a few 270-280 bulls, I am pretty good at judging these small bulls, haha. Add my guess that he'll finish up at 270.

Zone quota tags are not bound by the 10% NR rule. They used the % of NR sales at the time they implemented the quota, and that is same tag split they now use. 40% of the tags in the zone I hunt go to NR! It is a cash cow for them. That is why they wont make it a Controlled hunt (not that I want...

Their main prey is deer. Where the deer are there will be the big cats.

I left out a very important word in my post. Longer waiting periods will address the PERCEPTION of fairness. What possible down side would there be to increase the waiting period from 1 to 2 years. Furthermore, there should be waiting periods for Antelope and Bear too, as it is harder to draw...

LAST EDITED ON Jul-07-16 AT 10:56AM (MST)[p]Increased waiting periods will not effect the odds much at all, as has been stated. What it does do is address the PERCEPTION of "fairness" issue that arises when some lucky applicants seem to always be drawing a tag, while others never seem to draw...

Awesome pictures, as always. Thanks.

LAST EDITED ON Jul-06-16 AT 11:41AM (MST)[p]Remington makes some "Managed Recoil" ammunition for deer hunting caliber rifles such as 30.06. When my daughter was younger, we used their 30.06 ammo, she could shoot it no problem, and has killed 2 bears, a deer, and an elk with it. It has half the...

The other side of the story is interesting too. Have a look at this non-liberal perspective: http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=40193288

66 is mostly public land. There is some private on the West and North boundary. There is a lot of remote, roadless country. There is Motorized Hunting rule in effect that restricts use of ATV's. Few wolves. Road condition will depend on snow activity. You could be totally snowed out toward...

Ahhhh....Special draw....

The 4 points didn't get him the tag...his random luck did.

I don't think the back door works anymore. Nevertheless, I just checked for an unlimited control tag...nothing yet.

Elk...Idaho...Every year :)

Herbert is no friend to sportsmen and gun owners (I wont even mention all the taxes he has raised, support for common core, selling access for legislative support, or signing the Incumbent Protection Act). 1) Herbert signed the bill eliminating stream access for sportsmen 2) Herbert has vetoed...

This is the last year to make sure all the Fish and Game commissions and employees draw tags before they have to use an outside organization to conduct the draw (as mandated by the new law). Therefore, it may take a bit more time this year ;-)

I wonder if this year will be like Utah's back door? Will we see refunds to credit cards for preference points or tag price if successful or unsuccessful before the results are posted? Sorry...bored....impatient

I want that jacket!

I sent to a PM. Ivan

I just got back from a week hunting bears/camping in Idaho with the family. We always have such a great time, I love spring bear hunting. The girls weren't too serious about killing bears this year (they have both killed bears before), but did hunt a few evenings and got to see a bear. In fact...

If your gona bait, go to 10. Not a lot of hound hunting cause of the remote wolf infested wilderness, and there is absolutely tons of bears up that way.

Nope, zero, nada. Still hoping "successful" shows up later like last time for me :)

I hunt that area. Of all the units in Idaho, these hold the fewest bears...look at the harvest stats. I have never spotted a bear over there without use of bait, but I suppose it is possible. Further north, the more bears. 12gage made a good suggestion. I'd be hunting over there if it wasn't so...

The back door still works, but the last couple years they get the results posted before the tag purchase shows up on your history. Good luck everyone, probably this week.

Sheep. Hope I don't draw...I'm way to fat to be sheep hunting.

I've never hunted deer in 74, but I know that lots of that unit is private land. As for the non-resident mentored youth tags, Big Game Guidebook, Page 105: "Nonresident youth ages 10 to 17, who possess a nonresident junior mentored hunting license, must be accompanied by a licensed adult 18...

6speed is spot on. The arrogance of some of our state legislatures is astounding!

The NRA is a single-issue organization, but it is not preserving the Second Amendment. It is all about preserving the firearm manufacturing, selling, and training. Evidenced by this: Last year in Idaho NRA OPPOSED Permitless Concealed Carry, and instead wrote their own legislation that...

The other day someone said Rep. Bishop was anti-hunting for his re-write of this bill, but now Sen. Lee is anti-hunter for opposing it????? Make up your mind. As a side not, and IMO, defense of the US Constitution is immeasurably more important than any single wealth redistribution issue. Sen...

LAST EDITED ON Sep-23-15 AT 03:44PM (MST)[p]Nope, Monday, 21st Very nice bull and pictures, great story, and the video was sweet! Thanks for sharing.

Come on ID, no one will ever know if you post the pic!!!!!

LAST EDITED ON Sep-23-15 AT 11:44AM (MST)[p]Really hard for me to tell from that photo. Without seeing them live next to a 55 gallon barrel, I really stink at judging bears. My GUESS is it's not super big. A really big bear would have these characteristics: small looking ears, ears far apart...

Antlers don't have to be with the meat (unless your in a point restriction area), only proof of sex. Leave the scrotum attached to a hind quarter with the tag. As long as the meat wont spoil, take the antlers home, lock them in your garage, get some help, and go back for the meat. :)

360, what a beauty!

I like that mount! Lots of options...talk to your taxi.