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at least the deputys fired shots to scare off the animal

wishful thinking

Get the sun at your back and the wind in your face and stay behind terrain until the last second

Kuiu sold SKRE price drop $75

Yukon jacket size Medium color bourbon $200 Yukon pants size Medium color ash $150 SKRE hardscrabble jacket size large color solace $100 All in like new condition, worn a couple times

Mt Emily for me I’d hunt either, Bow is my first choice

Anybody that has 21 points or more and wants to partner with me in next years draw send a message. I live on the edge of the unit, been hunting Emily for 30+ years. Have lots of info, can scout all next year for us, and have good pack stock.

https://cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/News-Release-Details.aspx?NewsID=3952

from what I’ve seen in other western states, the governor better draw a hard line at NO period for off reservation hunting

No

Pm sent with my phone. I was up there looking for a bull for the past few weeks. That’s a really hard unit to find a good buck

I’m a cattle rancher and a cowboy from NE Oregon I raise black angus calves

www.wyobackcountrydecor.com price is by the inch, i think it was $1200 for a 160 ram a couple years ago

you must be those two guys with boise plates ive seen out there?

Unit 39 has miles of sagebrush desert, but keep it quiet it's kind of a secret spot

> So? > >I Know Nothing about the Eagle >Caps other than I've Flown >over them! > >Pristine looking Country! > >Just wondering why there Ain't many >Muleys back in there? same reason there is few mule deer anywhere in oregon except on managed private land because the lion...

you could lighten your pack by leaving your rifle in the truck, its doubtful youll need it.

Idaho nonresident youth big game tags OTC are dirt cheap, min age is 10 Oregon mentor program age begins at 9, adults tag can be used by kids

>Idaho used to be great until >everyone found out about the >OTC tags. Now it >is like a out of >state parking lot at the >bottom of every mountain Sept >through Nov. they dont even come close to selling out deer tags, 10 years ago they sold out long before the season started, not sure...

just follow the general furbearer regulations as far as license, max jaw spread, trap tags, private land permission, etc... coyotes are considered predators in utah. kill as many as possible by any means, trap, shoot, snare, whack them with a shovel, run them over with your truck all year long.

dang i hit the jackpot, i just shot a buck in idaho that has them

>Incredible buck! but I have to >ask, what is wrong with >his back feet? Something is >weird. His back left hoof is resting on his front left and his back right is flexed with toes in the dirt

I agree with getting him a real gun, like a bolt action 22. Gun safety and muzzle control at all times. When they are big enough to hold both ends of the gun off the ground at the same time they are big enough to shoot

Coyote is my guess, possibly with mange

leupold range finders are junk. i went through the whole deal of sending mine back, they sent another brand new one which didnt work, send that one back ... get a leica

I was just thinking to myself yesterday it was that time of year. Sure enough, turned on the news just in time to see that a california backpacker got ate up in Denali park

My only experience with partitions was with a 130g out of a 270 win. I shot a whitetail buck at about 150 yards right behind the shoulder complete pass through which resulted in a 1/4 mile blood trail. The exit hole was the same size as the entry. I'm guessing it needed to hit something a little...

I've got a holland on my 6lb 7mag. Before the brake was on there it was all I could do to hold on to it with max loads. Now I can shoot it with it barely touching my shoulder and still spot my bullet hitting. There are no holes on the bottom of the brake so it doesn't kick up dust at all. I also...

holland

shoulder mount, have the antlers detatchable so you can slide them out and fondle them whenever

I've heard that outside the 12 units in the NW corner there is no closed season or limit or tag required. I haven't found anything in the regs that say the details, but I did see they estimate 27 wolves live outside the NW trophy zones.

i have heard, wyoming wolves have been delisted. the details are close to what wyoming has held out for. predator status in most of the state and trophy status with quotas in the units bordering yellowstone? cant find a link

You could look in Kurt Darners book. He used to say the j-hook was the way to get the big ones out of the thick trees. But from what I've heard since I read it many years ago, he left out a step or two?

Things I was comparing FOV, which is very important when trying to find a buck trotting through the sage brush in low light in your scope Lowest min power possible for the same reason, while still getting at least 12 or 14 so you can see what your doing out there a ways Low profile capped...

BLM and forest service maps from the Colorado state office are decent and cheap ($4 each) it usually takes a couple to cover your unit The huntinfool has several decent map options, customized just how you want, they are pretty expensive

Vortex viper for me, I don't think i will ever buy another leupold The 4-16 HS model viper is a better scope for hunting

>>Anyone who thinks the ranchers have >>not been planting wolves when >>they can should seriously rethink >>that position. I am for >>anything that will reduce their >>numbers. Piss on the feds >>it should not be a >>political question but it seems >>it always will be. > > >I have 2...

I'm pretty sure he meant planting them in the ground, as in SSS

Best place to be, with no points. Pick a unit you can hunt every year. There's big bucks and good hunting in units that you will never hear about on here. You can kill a whole pile of big bucks in the time it takes to draw the high profile units