Recent content by RICMIC

I drew the MZL deer tag. Last one for me as I'm exiting the future CO draws.

Jim; I have been spending much of my last year cutting dead trees on my property (after a spruce budworm cycle), and have four different saws that I use. I primarily use the electric saw for limbing the lower branches before felling and bucking with a gas saw. The elec. is lighter and easier...

Nice...keep this up and you'll have to put an addition on your house.

3 of us applied for the NR MZL deer tag. We applied separately, but all have the points to likely draw. As long as we already had to shell out for the "qualifying tag", we also got another elk point. Next year it will be elk in WY. and after that ????

Better yet C.C. - Start with San Francisco.

My wife says that she only married me because she says that I looked like Kurt Russel. Now she says that I am far better than him but without as much money.

There had to be a "Hold my beer, watch this" involved in that story somewhere.

It wasn't stated in the article if a firearm or archery was used to kill the deer. I am sure that there are state laws about possession of a firearm on school property, and a charge relating to that would not be "double jeopardy". It's possible that was part of a plea bargain. Either way, I...

When I was guiding canoe trips, I would be up well before the crew. I put my small titanium pot on the canister stove while I broke down my hammock. It only takes 3 minutes or so to boil, then I put a clip on filter to my cup, and some ground coffee, and slowly pour it through. I have 2 or 3...

They'll be writing a new law soon. Heck, if it can haul out a doe, then it can certainly have a camera and a remote gun platform.

Great trips Tim. Congrates on your success, and especially on the 25 year anniversary....it's good that you found a keeper. Is that the Kifaru tent under the snow? I see that you went another way on your couples trip, but I have followed other trips of yours where at least my tent made it...

Your dad already has a lot of money tied up into points, and a big consideration is his age. He may be in great shape, but that can change in a heartbeat, and even a guided hunt could become no longer possible. I have been on 25 out of state big game hunts, most after turning 55. Of those...

Even small bears can be difficult to load up...it seems like their bones turn to jelly. I am not a bear hunter, but used to get quite a few road kills from the DNR because no one else wanted them. A tow truck would be just the ticket.

WOW...If that's legit, I expect that we'll be seeing more of that buck in the near future.

Ravins are made only 60 miles from my home and have 2 close friends who swear by them. One of them lives in Wyoming and has killed multiple mule deer and bull elk with his, and some were at longer range than I would ever attempt. The trade off is $$$$$. I have a Tenpoint Titan, and did...