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Just talked with a landowner in my WT area, he gave me the green light to start placing trail cams in mid to late July! I'm excited. Now to place them in a couple spots to dial in the sensitivity so I burn through memory cards like a banshee. The spot I will place them is a little further...

At this point in time you might be able to buy a used Sig which is awesome in your price range.

They actually have some big time predator management going on with hunts. It's a good play on their part, hope it's not too late.

I got a type 3 deer tag for close to home as well as some doe/Fawn whitetail tags. I got a second choice antelope tag as well that I will try to squeeze in a hunt with my son(s) depending on how it works out timing wise. With an elk/deer hunt in Montana already on the books the results didn't...

@BrandonM might just have some updates to send us on his project...it looks pretty good.

Very cool!

Rest day today. I will mow the lawn this evening to make sure I get the steps that are my daily goal though.

Hey Brother, when hunting Western whitetails I start at the river and work from there. If there is river bottom there will be deer, if there is alfalfa close by...even better. I am assuming you have a November season, I haven't looked at the dates, but honestly it is the rut and they can...

This thread makes my week...most weeks.

I don't remember the price point, but just about anything from Sig is going to serve you very well!

I figured LOL, we have now used it about every other day. It is getting a pretty good flavor and the color is looking really good. Very similar to cast iron seasoning like mentioned above. The next fun meal I do on it I will get a picture or two to post. Post pics of some of the meals you...

Good luck, I hope its a fun hunt!

30 minutes on the treadmill this morning. I'm really pushing the output up on purpose to knock off a few pounds before we head into hunting season.

How about seasoning on it then doing breakfast sausage, high fat hamburgers and then bacon the next morning????

The challenge on a lot of Whitetail hunting is having access to private land. Quick glance at TagHub and there is some walk in areas there, using the Spartan Forge app you can also find the different ag types. If you can access Walk in that is close to Corn or Alfalfa there is always a chance.

Today is dragging...knowing that results come out tomorrow is killing me.

My wife and kids got me a small blackstone that I can use at home or pretty easily take camping. We used for just about every meal and even used it to heat up the coffee this past weekend. How many of you use something liket this and tell me any and all tricks I should know!

There has been conversation about this hunt, so I am going to post it here. Let me know if you have any interest in this hunt, glad to help you out with it. You can watch it HERE along with just about everything from EHTV.

Well they likely will with Circle S Outfitters as we really like working with JD and it may be part of the hunt winner opportunities some year. I will get the Vimeo link and post it so all of you can see what Trent and I are referencing. If you want to hunt Whitetail in Montana it's pretty hard...

I think you have a few places pretty well figured out yourself...