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Awesome, CONGRATULATIONS!

That's a great deal!

Sitting on about 8" in Cheyenne with more to come. Have an LQ deer tag in my pocket, was going to hunt this Thursday through next Tuesday. With almost double the snow there I'm unsure there's many forest roads I'll be able to get down.... find out Thursday I guess.

Where you in Sheridan Wyoming? Was funny, there actual was a room 524, and 525. Guess someone thought they were near the sign, so good enough.

If i'm feeling under the weather I like to drink a lot and get the sweat rolling. Haven't been sick much in the last 20 years, but that seems to work for me to get over it. Good luck on the bull tag!

Stayed in a motel about a month ago for work. Got off the elevator and this was the sign right outside the door of the elevator, I was in room 525...

Yes, yes, and yes! Lol

We have gotten into good mule deer bucks from the pines to the sage, definitely more deer as you head south down the mountain range though.

After 4 days of hard hunting it all came together 3 hours before we needed to start packing up camp. My uncle is 69, knee surgeries, one new knee, multiple foot surgeries, one that involved breaking 4 toes on one foot and resetting them with hardware this summer, and he still came out and gave...

3/4# pulled pork and a pot of brown beans for 3 warm in 20 minutes in elk camp last week, never had to leave the tent. Breakfast sandwiches in the morning were warm quick and easy too!

Area 7, and if money is no issue call Wagon Hound

Good luck, and have a great time!!!

After seeing some of these coyote pictures maybe I didn't kill as many domestics as I did coyotes?!?

I don't think anyone would disagree with you there! On many occasions growing up on a dairy in northern Wisconsin we had to dispatch a domestic dog chasing heifers in the pasture. Big difference in killing a domestic chasing deer. Than killing a domestic, skinning it, and hualing it to the...

They keep them still. Buy away

I'm am neither a wolf biologist, or a k9 expert, but everything in me says that dude is going to have himself a nice husky rug!

I'll sell the rights to it for a reasonable price if someone wants to mass produce it!

It's a piece of a lid from an old communications housing. It's probably 1/8" thick, I did drill holes under the pan to get more direct heat on it. Top of this picture you can see I cut grooves in the steel so it slides right into the grill of the buddy heater. Made 3 mornings of breakfast...

I prefer wood/coal heat, but while antelope hunting or if I only have a couple nights I'd rather use propane to save time around camp.