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I held true to form. I struck out on everything except for my guaranteed lifetime deer license. After 37 years that is still the best $500 that I have ever spent.

You can view the pictures on the app along with any video that is shot. I haven't gone through it to transfer them to my laptop or send them in a email yet but I am sure that it is fairly easy.

Browning does, at least mine does but there is a problem with the app that you install on your phone where it takes a number of tries before they link together. But once connected it works quite well. I'm not sure if they have fixed the problem yet or not. My camera is 4 or 5 years old.

I'm surprised that emails didn't go out or CC charges start to happen. But I'd guess that how people were looking at it wasn't suppose to happen and as soon as the folks in Fallon got wind of it they shut it down.

Go onto Brownings web site and sign up for their junk mail. They run sales throughout the year with good prices on their cameras.

Evidently it's shut down now

I have a couple of Browning's. I hope that they have the interface between the camera and a smartphone fix from the ones that I have. On mine you have to sync the camera and the phone a dozen times before it actually works. My big problem is that Browning know about the problem but hasn't...

For us older folks with a few health problems it may be a great idea to be able to extend our outdoor/hunting experiences. While I can still get out and go I have to watch where I am going. I had a friend last fall ask me where he should go to try and find some elk. I told him but I also...

And knowing snakes they were quite possibly crawling out of the ashes. I was doing some work in southern Utah and had to crawl the length of a trailer. As I got towards the end of it I looked around and had to back out quite quickly. I saw a number of rattlers just in front of me. I went...

When this subject came up on a African hunting forum the consensus was that most wanted the mammoth followed closely by the saber tooth tiger.

That would be your decision, but with you being dedicated to the cause I think that it would be fairly easy to make. Some of my best hunts have been ones that I was just a helper/spotter for the one that had the tag or that I was helping on their first hunt.

Just putting this out there, but if any of you enjoy shooting the Barnes Vortex ammo out of your 338 Win mag Midway has some in stock right now with a 2 box limit. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1001616295?pid=673391

Just need a couple of friends in the truck

More like a smorgasbord. Elk, deer, moose, sheep,goats, you name it.

The April reports shows that they are now in Rocky Mountain National Park and towards Ft Collins and Red Feathers Lake drainage's https://www.coloradopolitics.com/news/wolves-have-visited-the-area-around-these-12-colorado-mountain-towns/article_542cc943-5812-5eec-ae5e-6e1727d87bb2.html...

I kind of like the trap door and the teeter-toter ones

My outfitter up in Canada uses a 5 gallon bucket filled halfway with water with a wood dowel set to where it will turn across the top. The mice will walk out onto the dowel and it will turn upside down and dump them into the water. Whenever they left the cabins they would set one up in each...

State workers work slow. Where I worked in Utah there was a MJ grow on some BLM land that most anyone tha knew the area knew about. Well, come one election year a county sheriff deputy who was running for sheriff all of a sudden discovered it. He then made a huge thing about how he found it...

They take this stuff serious in Minnesota https://www.outdoorlife.com/hunting/minnesota-dnr-blows-up-tree-stand/

Coyotes and bobcats should have that flock rounded up in no time.