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Just wanted to share my 1st pronghorn buck I've ever harvested with everyone. Scored right at 70". Pretty pumped and will enjoy some tasty pronghorn stakes. Thank you Wyoming for the memories! Can't wait to get another shot, in the future, at hopefully a bigger buck! :*

I use a combo of these: The FREE WAY: USGS Topo Viewer: *Great Free Map Resource* https://ngmdb.usgs.gov/topoview/viewer/#4/39.98/-100.06 At home on computer: Google Earth Out & About: On Cell Phone: Avenza Maps (with downloaded geopdf TopoViewer maps) The PAID WAY: Or: GPS: OnX Hunt...

I'm down in So/Cntrl NV. It seems to me the chukar populations are a little down from last year...or they are spread out a little more? Birds are definitely exacting their revenge this year, as compared to last year. }> Being a newbie (2nd year) to chukar hunting, do they form larger...

Ha ha, GTFO! :7

You give me a cool $1,000 and I will. ;-)

Got back from my pheasant hunt at Olsen's Pheasant Phun (http://www.pheasantphun.com/). This was my first time pheasant hunting and we spent the weekend with them. We had an amazing time! We were able to limit both days and had excellent weather. Wonderful hospitality, great guides, lots of...

Woohoo! Way to go. He's a skyscraper

I'm headed up near Redfield, SD over veteran's day weekend for some pheasant. Happy to report, once I get back on Monday evening. Looking forward to some good friends, good food, and flushing roosters! :7

Great job! Love that dark cape. I bet he and you are super pumped for some amazing meat.

I'd tell him keep his situational awareness of his surrounds on point, keep a clean camp, and keep all food and good smelling stuff out of their tent and separated at night. Be especially careful around really thick areas where visibility is severely limited. The only time I'd be "loud" would...

I ended up going with VT VTX strings. So far, so good. Thanks for the suggestions...gave me a lot of brands to look up reviews on. A local vendor delt with VT and America's Best, so I went with VT.

LAST EDITED ON Oct-24-17 AT 12:18PM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON Oct-24-17 AT 12:16?PM (MST) Welcome to hunting mountain goats in the lower 48. That is why I refuse to hunt them in the Lower 48...they are too habituated to humans since they are rarely hunted. I will only hunt them in Alaska or...

Also looking at America's Best, VaporTrail, and Octane. But I am not married to any, just curious what other folks are using and their experiences. Thank you, in advance for your experiences and recommendations! :D

I'm looking to replace my bowstring on my Bowtech RPM360. Does it really matter which brand of bowstring I choose? I hear a lot about Winner's choice, Zebra, Stone Mountain, etc... but not sure what the "quality" difference is. What do you archery fanatics think? Cheers!

Holy S**t, yikes! Interested to hear the full story, when it comes out. That guy is a lucky man. I'm praying he makes a full recovery and does not have too much PTSD when afield after something like that! Wow!

I'm a sucker for wall pedestal mounts! They are amazing. Had one of my whitetails and my Dall sheep (not a monster in most books) done this way. I think they turned out great! Love how snow white the Dall is!

LAST EDITED ON Aug-23-17 AT 11:03PM (MST)[p]Lunch Only: Per day, I like to have about 2 Cliff Builder Bars (Mint, Chocolate, &/or Almond) or ProBar meal bars (chocolate Coconut,KokaMoca, etc...) with maybe a couple pieces of candy (chocolate, laffytaffy, etc...) as 'morale food'. I also like...

I do like to age the animals I harvest. Other than 'anecdotally' getting more tender meat, it allows me to take my time and work around my work/life schedule and/or wait for a weekend. I do not have a walk in cooler, however, I have a spare chest freezer and I purchased a 'Johnson Freezer...

LAST EDITED ON Aug-22-17 AT 10:19AM (MST)[p]Some folks have already seen my "character" buck...but I'll show it again. If you want to know where I harvested it at...None of your d**n business! }>

Moose (all over the place) and caribou (talkeetnas are the closest herd) are not too far, but you would have to draw for it. For moose, since you are a non-res, only "trophy" moose are legal. Deer are on the coast and not really that close to Wasilla.

>With the sharpness of his teeth >and the location of his >gum line I would a >couple years younger than 5... > You make a good point Tikka, I'll back off of 5 years old; however, with the fully erupted 3rd cusp on the last molar showing good wear and slanting downward, and the...

Wow, that's interesting! Thanks for the pic

Hey folks, so my wish came true for a 'meat-buck' muley this year with archery equipment. As you can see, he is a main-frame spike/fork with lots of stickers/drops. Someone said he was a Cactus buck, which to me, sounds very plausible, barring some genetic or injury. I aged him out at 4 or 5...

So I managed to fulfill my wishes for a meat buck this year with archery equipment. As you can see, he is a mainframe spike/fork with thick bases and lots of stickers/drops. I aged him at 4 to 5 1/2 years old, judging by tooth wear. I was told this was a "Low-T" phenomenon. What do...

I lived in Alaska for about 6 years and when I and other locals would go moose hunting, we would use the Lacrosse Big Chief hip waders. Really all you need....unless weight is an issue, then Barneys Sports Chalet sells some very nice overboots (Neos Sourdough) that would suffice. You will...

Have you looked into DIY'ing the Taylor Hwy (Registration RC860). It's only a registration hunt and I remember seeing lots of racks coming from there when I lived in Copper River Basin, during the open season up there. I wouldn't think you'd need a transporter for that hunt...unless your...

HuntDeep, if you haven't already, check out the NDOW hunt information sheet for that area, it basically tells you where the deer winter, may be able to catch one moving through that 'type' of area. I have an early archery tag for the same area, but I don't really think what I learn will really...

Hey Dancermatt, I tried to PM you, but your message box is disabled. I have the same archery deer tag and have been out scouting. I am happy to share information (already seen a couple dozen), in exchange for buck deer sightings. Not looking for a trophy buck, just a good eater...

ReelGame, I drew the area 24 tag last year and was able to track down a very nice buck. I say let your daughter decide what she wants, being her first big game hunt. I would let her know that this is a "trophy" area and what that means, but if she takes a liking to a 130 class buck, I...

LAST EDITED ON Jun-07-17 AT 12:44PM (MST)[p]Greetings MaineFlatlander, I have drawn an elk cow tag around that time (sept/oct). If I see anything decent, I'll pm you. Cheers!

Hey sandm, I also drew an archery area 22 muley buck tag. I went out last weekend for a little 'familiarization' trip. Plan to be out looking around every weekend till season. I've already made a list of prospective areas. Do some desktop research on Google Earth and brush up on Mule deer...

I drew that tag last year. Needless to say, I was pretty stoked. Good luck!

Good luck out there! I had a great trip out there last year and harvested a 190 class deer. With a guide, I'm sure you'll have an excellent time! Again, Good luck and Cheers!

Congrats MlyCrzy! Awesome buck! Love the 'character scars' on his face!

Thanks folks for all your help! I did chat with Cooper and he gave me "some" information, though I know he cannot give out specifics. I was able to harvest a great 193" typical buck on Oct. 26 while doing a solo back-country, camping trip. I had first spotted this tank in early September on a...

Greetings Nevada Monster Muleys hunters! So the stars aligned for me this year and I drew an Area 24 mule deer tag (Oct hunt). I have received two brochures, so far, for guided hunts of this area...while this is super tempting, I do not have the funds for such a hunt and will have to DIY it...