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Is the price increase for everyone? Or just for guys that are wanting to enroll starting now? I would think that guys currently enrolled would be contracted in at the $20 rate.

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Dude, of course I want to win the pack!

Opening morning we rode in 3 miles on horses. When the lights came on we glassed for an hour with only a few does spotted. After that we moved over to the next ridge just to watch this guy run over the top of the next ridge. So we tied the horses up and beat feet across the draw. When we got...

That's an awesome deer. But if you had to think twice about that one I want to see what the other buck looked like. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

Heck yes I'd like that pack!

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That's my dream deer right there. Big, symmetrical and just enough trash to make him look cool. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

I want a viper sharp. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

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I will be there with my 10 yr old and 6 yr old tagging along. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

Is this still on the refuge or has he moved on? I'm planning on going to Jackson skiing and just wondering if there is s chance of seeing him. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

I might be wrong but I have always believed that the dates are all set off the rifle deer hunt. With it always ending on the last Sunday in October. So that would start archery on the 20th. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

I found a 6 X 6 last fall that i told my neighbor about (he is a DNR officer). He told me he was really busy and would try and find time to come investigate it. But that it could be as far as this spring before he had time to go with me to look at it(i don't have a gps). Do you think i should...

I was thinking of this today. I was just wondering how Tyler is doing? Also wondering if any progress had been made in catchin the people responsible for him getting shot? Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

The top of the wellsville's is actually wilderness. Most of the mountain itself is at least forest service on the west side but is mostly private up to the bottom of the mountain. There are several trailheads to access the forest though. Not sure on whats lower on the east side. As said...

This is good info to know cause lasr year i was checked at a checking station/road block and they asked to see my hunting license along with my elk tag. My hunting license wasn't expiered so i had no problems just wonder what would of happened if it would have been. Don't be afraid to live for...

I have also been having the same thoughts for about the last year. I really like the idea. But instead of a certain set number of tags do it maybe say one permit for every 1000 deer the division figures is on every unit(we all kow their numbers are way off). Also what if they made it a short...

I was just wondering how much longer were going to have to wait before we get to see the big ones that are still living. My vote is to bring it back now that i'm done chasing deer here in tardville. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

I sure wish i could find myself a willow horned one like that. Congratulations on a great buck. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

WOW!!!! Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

Thats a nice buck congratulations. Looks like some pretty rough country. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

Congratulations on two beautiful bucks. You have to love the great teamwork and long days of getting deer out. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

I was up over the weekend hunting and was noticing most of the real big bulls seem to be seperating from the cow herds. They are still close to them but not trying to run the whole bunch anymore. Seen several big ones off by themselves also. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

Nice bull!!! I'm always happy to see those that are disabled being able to and wanting to go out and enjoy the outdoors. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

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Ya I'm fairly positive he died during the rifle hunt. He has a busted leg and i was in the area during the rifle hunt and couldn't smell him then. But i should be in the area this weekend so i will look for an arrow. No he wasn't a 6x7. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

LAST EDITED ON Oct-15-12 AT 01:28PM (MST)[p]I have found a dead bull on the south cache i believe he was killed during the rifle hunt cause i could smell him during the muzzleloader hunt. I couldn't find him then but i found him opening day of the spike hunt. If you know of anybody that lost...

I personally like the Bergers. Last fall i killed my bull at 550 yards with my 300 Win. Mag. Shooting a 185 grain bullet it went through and broke both shoulders and i found most of the bullet about an inch away from coming out the other side. Its a bigger gun but i surely wont be scared to...

My 300 win mag ejects them fine. The only problem i have had is it doesn't like to feed reloads out of the magazine. If i have factory bullets or new brass it feeds them fine. I love packing it for the light weight but i would recomend investing in a muzzle break. Don't be afraid to live...

I would assume you can make it across the ant flat road. I was up there three weeks ago amd i drove three miles coming south from the hardware. I didn't hit any snow then just a bunch of mud. Don't be afraid to live for fear of dieing.

I have spent lots of time on the south cache. The last few years it has been better for being in the middle of the rut compared to any of the other tags. I have never been on the wasatch at all thou so i don't really know how they would compare. That and i have never had the tag myself. It...