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My new Tundra has a horizontal mount filter. I fill it before I drain the truck oil and by the time I am ready to install the new filter, all the oil is absorbed inside the filter. I use Mobile One and Toyota OEM filters.

Wow! You drive that thing cross-country on vacations? lol We bought a SxS in June of 2021 and have less than 400 miles on it today. I suppose we need to live a little more.😁

Yeah, sure. We live here and watched animals die last winter. You got lucky. Numbers are down for sure.

Around where my place is in WY if I spray and end up with ANY bare dirt the Russian Thistle (tumbleweed) takes hold in the blink of an eye.

Not accurate. Wyoming sees about 6000 deer/elk deaths a year due to collisions with vehicles. Hunters kill about 28000 elk and 45000 deer annually.

Well I hope this all gets settled with some surity before next season because I have a spot I REALLY want to corner cross through!

You wouldn't happen to be on the US swim team, would ya??

Yup, yup... squeezing one off. "A bird in the hand...", "Don't pass on opening day what you would..." and all that. ?

https://cowboystatedaily.com/2023/03/19/when-compassion-kills-theres-a-reason-people-should-not-feed-wildlife-it-can-kill-them/

Well, non-profits are required to make their annual budgets public. It is no secret. Just do a little research in lieu of throwing out undocumented accusations. 89% year in and year out. That is their budget structure. Try going to a fund raiser or banquet and speaking with them... or call...

Well, the banquets are their primary fund raising source for mule deer conservation. No banquets= no funding for projects. Eighty-nine percent of incoming funds for the MDF go directly to mule deer and blacktail deer conservation projects. Secondly, supplemental feeding of mule deer...

I fear many in WY will fall to the weather, along with the surrounding states.

We are just getting into our "snowiest" months here.

Pretty deep in regions here in WY, coupled with sub zero temps. This last storm dropped 8 feet of snow in the Snowies in three days. Where we are we have had snow cover for over three months and are only at 5K'.... and our snow season has yet to begin! Quite a few days of below zero temps the...

Did that buck recently get mounted in WY? I was in a taxi shop a few weeks ago and saw one extremely similar. The shop owner said it was killed years ago. I actually went back to take a pic but it had been picked up by the owner.

Zero for me but it's not for lack of trying. My lifetime hunting goal is a 190" MD. I'm no spring chicken, so the pressure is on.

Wow, how many dozens of times did he slip? Just wondering. ?

-3 this morning. -25 and -27 coming this week. ??

Regardless. If someone shot a 220"+ muley congrats to him, even if it comes up shy of 227" after curing. I would give just about anything to kill one that breaks 180". Hopefully after all the bullying settles down we will see a pic of the buck and can admire it for what it is.

Supposedly only two people have pics. The buck was initially green scored 227" and some change IIRC. Guided hunt. Originally, the shooter didn't want publicity. A long story filled with controversy. Who knows what the real story is.

Wow... whoever scored it the first time was GEN ER OUS!!!!

Wow!!!

o_O:p:oops::geek:

Mule deer and whitetail have lots of glands also... preorbital, tarsal, metatarsal, etc. All wild hoofed animals have glands, as do most mammals. I actually find the scent of a pronghorn buck less offensive than buck deer or an elk.

Great video. Looks like you guys had a blast. It is commendable what "Mrs. Founder" did. What a loving act of kindness.

I have only eaten about fifteen now, but each one was mild and very good. Our favorite game meat. All were killed in sage, none were hay field antelope.

I killed a whitetail with hooves like that. I was told by a biologist that an EHD survivor can sometimes develop deformed hooves. I took it for what it was worth and never researched further. Congrats on your buck. Hopefully you will suffer no more "vehicular challenges" this season!

Yes, but where do we assume the compensation dollars come from?

So if the numbers are down the past two years, how will numbers be on the rise already? Food for thought. It takes several good years for rebound. There were at least some fawns this year. Many does did not fawn last year from what we saw. And we did get more moisture than the previous two years.

Funny how Grende keeps saying it is HIS property! Wrong! When the Warden asked if he was an outfitter on the ranch he repied:"Yeah, I am the ranch manager". Can we all say:"Agenda"?

And that is one of the lesser damaged areas I frequent!

They mostly go there once the hunting pressure hits. At least the ones I scouted do. ?

I don't know what THEIR definition of overgrazing is, but there most definitely is over grazing on BLM lands when it is grazed down to dirt and the once prevalent wildlife have moved on to "greener pastures". It is not unusual here... more or less the norm. I have had great hunting areas...

Wow! I bet you were a bit surprised, lol!

I found seven cows dead (fried) under a cross country power line. Landowner said he had so many lightning strikes on his place the insurance companies would no longer cover him for it. His house had been hit multiple times. I got pinned down from lightning many times while hunting that 3500 acre...

Makes for a schitty day.

He became a nice Christian boy pretty fast.

Yesterday I saw a small muley that still had his headgear here in WY.

Our Father in Heaven loves us so much that He sent his pure and sinless Son to suffer the inconscionable. Jesus knowingly and willingly suffered horrible torture: Whipped until His flesh hung off His bones, he was spit on and ridiculed and then crucified. Even more dark and fearsome: while...

Duval, Eastwood and Morgan Freeman are some of my favorites. Lately I am liking Mark Wahlberg's acting/movies, but I am not sure I would quite put him in the category of the previously mentioned three.