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My Truck broke down, we were able to get the truck to a shop but now my brother and I are now stuck in glenwood springs. Looking for a ride back to our camp trailer. Anyone know anyone around this area. All rental cars are gone. No Uber or Lyft. Let me know. Thanks

This is my 2017 late Wasatch Bull. We watched this bull bed down in the pines from a long ways away. I decided he was a good bull to try to pursue. We spent the afternoon hiking up to the nearest ridge where I could hopefully get a shot at the bull. We got into position to glass where we had...

Congrats zeke on an awesome buck! It was a lot of fun being able to help you. That place is pretty awesome. Congrats again.

As far as the meat goes, we did lose one hind quarter. It was the quarter on the bottom side. As far as the rest of the meat it seemed just fine and still seems fine in the meat cooler. Hopefully it turns out to be ok.

My little brother was able to harvest this awesome bull. I was able to watch him arrow this bull at 30 yards out of a ground blind. He placed the arrow perfectly just before dark. Not wanting to push the bull we backed out. We went back at first light and started finding blood. The bull had...

LAST EDITED ON Jun-15-16 AT 08:45PM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON Jun-15-16 AT 08:42?PM (MST) http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2016/80544image.jpeg I was able to watch my wife harvest this beautiful animal. Over 14 hours in the ground blind was pretty rough but well worth it...

Zeke, you know me, I'm a DAMN GOOD outfitter!!

It was my brother inlaw that found the camera in southern utah I am just helping him get the word out. But I know whoever this belongs to probably really wants it back.

Found a camera with many trophy photos and extra sd cards. Message me with info about it if it might be yours

I am not trying to argue with anyone. I have mixed thoughts about all the things I listed. Even trail cameras , even though I use them myself. I wonder if I should . I just don't think trail cams hurt anything.. I think of it as another tool. Like I said , I do not have the time or money to...

Have to just get rid of it all then. Two way radios, GPS , chronographing and all other electronic devices also. Get rid of one you have to get rid of em all. Right?

Trail cams are a great tool. I use them a lot but I DO NOT claim stake on the area my camera is. I expect other people to be there. I just don't have time to spend day after day in the hills scouting. It's a real time saver for me. I do not think they should ban or restrict them.

Thanks for all the information . It helps tremendously .. It looks like I will have to look into a GPS and some chips.

Can anyone tell me how accurate the maps are that tell all the public and private lands are. Like the ones that have the colored squares. I just ordered one for unit 99 for antelope. I just wanted to know if I can trust the maps . Thanks.

Thank you all for the information . It is very helpful . It looks like I'm going to have to definitely do my homework and find some public land. Or contact a farmer who will let me get access to shoot a doe. I sure thought it would not be this tough just for a doe. I guess that's what I get for...

I do not have access to a fancy GPS like that. Will it be a challenge to find places to hunt without it? Or am i just over thinking it? just for a doe......

ok great. Thank you very much for the help. i will definately be looking into those things to help on my hunt. I hope i can find some land to kill one. It looks and sounds like it might be tricky> I guess if anyone has any areas or pointers they know about it let me know. You all are very...

Thank you very much for the information . Can the G&F send me that list? And can they send a map of public and private land for that unit? I am a non-resident from utah. So I will take any information I can get. Thanks for the help

I've done a bit of research for unit 99-7 antelope doe permit but i am still unsure of how much public land is in this unit to shoot a doe. any help would be appreciated. Thank You