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I turned in a large group of poachers, kind of by accident a few years ago. Turned pretty ugly for them when the G&F also found out they were from out of state buying resident licenses.

Got my card today, honestly didn't think I'd be saying or typing that for a long time, if ever.

He posted this in the Alaska forum.

Yes, many tears of joy will flow from us residents if it only costs a few extra bucks for more opportunity.

The deadline to apply for Antelope in Wyoming is June 1st.

I've told this story a thousand times, but here it goes again. About 20ish years ago in January or February I took a $50 gift card I got for Christmas into Gander Mountain in Eau Claire Wisconsin. They had 2 huge pallets of bricks of Remington Thunderbolts, $9.99 but one get one free. I walked...

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An additional proposal was put forward on April 5th, it has even more cuts to Antelope tags. Follow the original link to see updated proposed cuts.

If you were only paying $2.66 an acre per year for improved land, your club was getting a massive deal for a long time. $26.60 an acre per year for improved land honestly seems pretty reasonable.

Skin and debone one side, roll over and repeat. In Wyoming you can detach the proof of sex and put it on a rubber glove or bag, or you can just take the head itself verse taking the privates.

Yeah, pretty sure you need to tell us the story now.

Spike whitetail in Wisconsin with a bow from my homemade stand, remember it like it was yesterday. I still have the arrow almost 30 years later.

Purposed 7,975 less Antelope tags across the state. Otherwise mostly normal. https://wgfd.wyo.gov/Get-Involved/Public-Meetings

I can't imagine, just hanging there. Good on them for having that thing hooked up right thought, and for having quality chains! https://www.yahoo.com/autos/trailer-safety-chain-stops-couples-230500361.html

I have an omni 150 mile off air HD antenna, had it for just over 10 years. I get 13 channels for free after the huge upfront cost of about $70 for the antenna and I installed it myself.

Just drove from Gillette, to Pine Tree, to Wright, to Douglas, to Cheyenne last Thursday. Seen probably 30 bucks packing still.

I firmly believe there should be a non-consumtive user license, say $50 for the hiker, biker, birdwatcher, NF camper. They use it at no cost otherwise and the burden continues to fall on the hunters and fisherman regardless if your a resident or nonresident.