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It's a toss up. In 2007 we killed four bulls opening day of the general hunt and in 2010 I killed my best bull.

I have to agree. I have hunted this unit all my life(30 years). I would like to know where all these deer are.

Just got my 2015 Book Cliffs buck back from the taxidermist. He looks good. Thanks to Monarch Mountain Taxidermy for doing an outstanding job.

I want to go.

I haven't put a tape to him. Took him straight to the taxidermist. I will post them when we get him measured.

Joey, I am having the velvet preserved. He is real close to 29", I didn't get a good measurement. I took him straight to the taxidermist, didn't want to handle it until it was preserved. Chris

On the fifth day of the Utah archery hunt I was lucky enough to come across this buck.

I also have an archery tag for the Books. I know the area somewhat, but could always use any info that people are willing to share.

+1 on the Under Armour Speed Freaks. I bought a pair last year and love them. I would highly recommend them.

I have always thought that this is how the dates should fall. Give the archery hunters the 1st three weeks of September, then let the muzzleloaders hunt for 10 days, then the rifle hunters. I think if you took the rifle hunt out of the rut you would save a few of the big bulls. Right now they...

I shot my San Juan bull on the 4th.

Congratulations on a nice buck.

>What a load of crap!!! >Just a bunch of stat's >gettin pulled out yer ass's >and thrown out there like >it's some sorta fact!!! +1 1 shot, 1 kill for me.

Go COWBOYS!!!!

This will be my 3rd year. I think it is worth the trip.

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I broke my tibula and fibula in 2 different places in July. I now have a rod(from my knee to my ankle), 5 screws, and a plate. It still has a long way to go before it is better, but it is improving. I don't know how good it will get, all I can do is hope for the best. Good Luck

That's the way I am leaning, but I am concerned with the ground clearance.

I am going to get me a side by side, but I can't decide which one. There are things I like and dislike about both. Which one would you recommend and why? Thanks

Thanks to those who have responded.

I am shooting Americas Best Bowstrings. They make a great product.

Resident with 11 points.

I finally drew my archery tag for San Juan. I do have some knowledge of the area, but any additional information would be appreciated. Thanks

> > >Unfortunately one of the best things >Utah could do will most >likely never happen. Less rifle >tags and different dates with >more primitive tags. But sadly >the "public" doesnt see it >that way and so we >may never see this happen. > I agree 100%

Americas Best Bowstrings are excellent.

It seems that there are alot of folks on here that shoot the 22-250 for coyotes. What loads do you shoot in them? Thanks

Dutch, If you like the Hoyt's, I have a Vectrix for sale. If you are interested let me know. It took me a long time to switch over to archery, but now I wouldn't go back.

Michael Waddell and Blake Shelton. They would be more fun than an average person could handle.

LAST EDITED ON Oct-29-09 AT 11:51AM (MST)[p]Sure it is a start, but it's far from what it should be. I think the archery hunters should have at least the first three weeks of September, preferably all of it. It should never start in August. That should go for the general hunt as well, not just...

Americas Best or Winners Choice. I have used both, but I really like the Americas Best.

Yes, There is a shoot in Spanish Fork. March 14 & 15. I think it starts at 9:00 each day.

You can join the Split Mountain Archers club and shoot in their winter league. I live in Roosevelt and made the trip to Vernal a couple of times a week, just for a place to shoot.

>I have been saying it for >years...end all auction tags now! > This program primarily benefits >a couple of high-profile guiding >networks and of couple hundred >wealthy hunters. Nobody should >have preferred access to public >wildlife on public land just >because of an ability to...

I have only been archery hunting for 5 years now. I have killed 4 bulls, 1 buck, and a bear, all with a 60# bow. Only had 1 that was not a pass through, because of the angle. I think 60# is plenty for anything in North America.

I think I have just bought my last archery elk tag in Utah. If they don't do something with the dates of the hunt, then I am going to start spending my money in Colorado or Idaho.

I use the superday pack and I like it. It is big enough to get what you need, but it is not to big.

I like to have my arrows with me for a spot and stalk. If you take off the quiver to stalk, get close and get a shot, if you need another arrow for a follow up you don't have it. I like mine to be with me and accessible at all times.

Limbdriver is the first dropaway I have owned, and I think it is a great rest.