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Totally agree!

I have a 27" draw length and pull 65lbs. With you having a 30" draw you'll be fine at 55-60lbs. This poundage will be friendly to your shoulders and you'll have no problem killing elk.

I agree with all the comments above. You should go and try on different brands and see which one fits your feet best. I like Kennetrek Mountian Extremes. I have both insulated and unisulated. You want boots with good ankle support.

I agree JimP more people are applying.

Congrats!

Congrats to your grandson!

My IA buck. I shot him on 11/8/2020 at 7:57am. It was my first day and only hunted 1.5hrs. The shot was 16yds he died only 35yds from the stand within seconds. The second picture is the arrow exiting the off side.

Congrats! It's great dad and you get to spend some time hunting together.

Congrats on a successful hunt!

WY hunters in the SE will be waiting for them to cross the border. Colorado game herds are going to be devastated.

Great video and congrats to Donna. You folks earned that moose and put in 110% effort. I bet that moose meat is awesome.

Great bull! Yep that never give up attitude is the key to success. Again congrats.

Congrats and thanks for sharing!

Glad they came up with this category.

Congrats on the elk. Lots of good table fare.

Nice looking buck.

Yep,I've never packed an elk farther than 3 mile myself. I've been hunting elk for over 48yrs. I hunt a lot solo. If you go to far, you'll stand a good chance of losing some meat if it's warm. If you want to go farther line up a packer or rent stock. Like stated packing an elk is a lot of...

I shot a Mountain lion in WY and when they aged him he was 10.5 yrs old.

She's taken some great bucks. Like stated you must of taught her well!

Thanks for the update.