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Thanks alot guys.Some great advice given. He had alot of alot of things. My brother and I plan to take our time and work through everything. I will try to post a few things over the next few months to see if anyone is interested. Here's a wrench my brother found and claimed for himself...

Ogden area

Thanks! He has more including brass, dies, presses, etc. I'm not ready for the Cat to start the bidding. I just want someone knowledgeable to give me their thoughts on condition as well as values. I wouldn't want to sell anything that wouldn't be safe to use.

He was never married and no kids. No one ever told him no. So yes, there is alot of stuff to go through.

Looking for advice and someone from Northern Utah to help me figure out what I have. I'm trying to find reasonable values so I can help sell some of my late Uncle's reloading supplies. Proceeds will go to my Mother and his Nieces and Nephews. Not in a big hurry I'm just trying to help out and...

Angled

I really enjoyed your video! Congratulations on a great adventure.

Meat buck, meet my 300.

I bet it's awesome but it seems like too much work for me.

My dad and uncles always saved the heart and liver. They offered anyone they ran into on the mountain a "fry of liver." No one ever took them up on their offer. I just leave all the guts in one pile on the hill. No need to scatter them around. A perfect shot would take them both out. Lol

Bragger...

"Larry enjoyed the beautiful sunrises and sunsets. He loved spending his time viewing all the wildlife, especially the world class mule deer with his family and friends on Antelope Island." That pretty much sums up my experiences with my friend Larry on our many trips to the Island. We talked...

If you put yelum across the bottom, it would read muley from the other side.Those that knew him would appreciate it.

I'll reach out to Cathy this weekend and bring her up to speed on your efforts. I will also update Yelum's family. They are all aware of this post and are very supportive of the effort being made.

I like big elk better than a big mule deer. We're talking a good 45" wide buck! I'm taking the buck!

Mounted and on the wall.

Look up the Kilfoil buck shot in the 1930 's near Morgan, Utah. 47 1/2" outside spread.

Mike Schultz the Majority leader of the State House of Representatives would be one to contact. He lives in Hooper, approx. 1 mile West of Yellum's home. 10 miles from the AI causeway. He is on the Natural Resources Committee. He won the AI mule deer auction tag last year and donated it to a...

I know a guy that shot and hit a bull elk. He quickly reloaded and in the excitement of the moment forgot his ram rod was still in the barrel. He said it kicked alot harder. His friend let him use his ram rod to reload and finish off the bull. It was a big bull! No, he didn't find his ram rod.

The rancher could just put in a 20' tall corner post and that would solve his problem.

Looks like they could use more pepper...lol You never disappoint.

Would it also be illegal on a varmint rifle for coyote hunting?

5'x9'6" used and slightly abused. Perforated on the one half. Located in Springville and can load. It might cost you a DR. PEPPER.

Hey Blank, how do I make reservations for next Saturday night?

I see some tall corner posts coming in the future.

You can hear rain or hail hitting the roof. Snow tends to slide off losing some of the insulation value during the winter. I do like them though.

My Mom deserves some credit also!

My Dad made my older brothers and I a deal. He would buy us each a 22 at age 11. If we wanted a shotgun we had to save the first $50 bucks and he would pay the rest. I saved my $50 when I turned 8 years old. That wasn't exactly what my Dad had in mind when he made the deal with us but he kept...

Nope, there's at least 2 of us.

Nice clock.

Martha Stewart and a dudette...? Wow, can we just stop already!!! It really happened and no I'm not going to post pics.

Hey 2lumpy, your post was not in vain. Dr. Suesse would be proud to make it on mm.

FYI - Lost Creek Area had 3000 antlerless tags issued per year back in the early 80's. I'm sure that also contributed to the lower deer numbers we have today. Lots of antlerless hunts around areas with alot of private property back then.

His Mom is great. Will be 91 in July a d still bowls in a league and play the organ for funerals at a local mortuary a couple times a week. I don't see his wife to often but she stays busy and is doing good.

I dropped a shed antler off at his grave yesterday and let him know he was missed. Then I stooped to visit his Mom for a bit.

Ok cat here's a twist for consideration. I have no studies to back this up or prove a point but here it is. Posthunting seasons we have ruoghly 80% does and 20% bucks remaining. Does this mean that does are the prey 80% of the time? If we carried 30% bucks would that help save a few more fawn...

If able bodied adult hunters would limit their harvest to mature bucks, there could be more tags/opportunity. Hunt more often - hunting versus killing. If everyone needs to harvest every year be ready to keep waiting in longer and longer lines.

My intention is not to take opportunity away from youth or seniors. Like I said, it gets complicated. Point creep is another issue. Honesty would come into play. As a lifetime license holder I would willingly limit my harvests and it's been 7 or more years since my last buck. Just an idea...