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$100 every year, fantastic program.

3077774600 that's the Cheyenne headquarters number, they'll help you out

JimP is right, you agree to buy a conservation stamp when you apply if you get drawn.

I see some pretty good bucks around the coal mines in the northern part of the hunt area.

I'll second the Pastrami, and another one that i'm really starting to like along with my kids is making ham. Even made a corned beef with a deer roast that turned out fantastic!

First day after the draw, did some antelope and elk scouting today already. Glad I did, was totally thinking the wrong direction on the antelope tags. Found some promising spots for cow elk tags.

Finished my 8 week health challenge for work, only person on my 5 person team that did. Time to get serious about turning it up a little bit though.

My son and me both ended up with general deer, general elk, 3rd choice antelope, he got a cow elk tag that starts on August 15th so he can hunt before school starts, and 1 doe antelope tag. School probably won't start now anyway, but looking forward to spreading his first hunting season out.

That's a real tough spot your in, but I commend you on dealing with it the best you can. I'm really not sure what you can do outside of talking with his family. You could stop by the local sheriff's department and without naming the person first explain the sanrio to see if they got any...

Marcus can you fly into Canada? I'm honestly clueless right now on what you can and can't do anymore, been to busy at home and work to follow along anymore.

I agree, seen a good amount, or maybe a normal amount of twins from Douglas south to the Colorado line.

This was my wedding anniversary gift from my wife. Steel ice cubes are pretty cool, along with the personalized whiskey glass. Never tried a few of these, so hopefully there all good. After I try them all i'm going to save a flask of my favorite one for hunting season.

If you draw the 36 tag hit me up, don't everything about it, but work in there enough that I can point you in the right direction.

Spent all this week working between Casper and Shoshoni, seen a lot of really nice Antelope bucks, definitely some dandies to be had this fall! Seemed like once you got to Hell's Half Acre and west there was a considerable amount more Antelope. Seen 2 mule bucks in 34 that look liked they'll...

X2 what JMWyoming said, you won't regret that tent

I prefer merino wool for a base layer, especially when i'm hunting multiple day without a shower.

What kind of fabric are the tops and bottoms made from?

I'm on the back side of the storm and there's nothing on the ground here already. Ground is so warm it won't last long, little fawns might have a tough time with it though.

You over there today?