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I live in Colorado and can say from a hunting prospective, Colorado has it all. However, I do not like how my tax dollars are spent and the political climate. I have been in Colorado since 1965 and have seen it change for the worse and it is really accelerating now. I also do not want to spend...

That is a good looking wall hanger, congratulations!

The high plains east of Castle Rock are getting a good rain about every other day. My hay field has never been greener and thicker. I know most parts of Colorado have some level of drought going on but there is not much of a watershed here and most moisture just goes into the ground and fills...

I drew my sept. bear tag and my muzzleloader tag. Since I applied, I picked up quite the work load. I will have a hard time getting away this year. They may have to get turned back in. We shall see.

I think it is from a broken water pipe?

You would be ok with losing 8 or 9 points for a leftover tag? I have hunted on 2nd, 3rd and leftover tags for many years, that is how i have accumulated my points. I do not agree with that line of thinking.

That is a monster muley!!!

I have them and have been using them for about 10 years. I am 6'3", 175# I have two 38" inseam treking poles that came OEM.

I just spent 4 days at the grand canyon. Everybody has these. I have never owned any. I think they are a pain in the ass, especially with binoculars.

The key to drawing tags is to draw tags into quality units ( or a quality drainage within a unit ) and not use preference points. You have to be flexible with season and weapon choice. The biggest hurdle is putting up with the orange army. If you draw your first choice every year or every other...

I saw a video showing all the excess lumber, that this country supposedly doesn't have, stockpiled next to rail yards. Is our excess ammo and supplies being stockpiled somewhere?

Just a thought, How about breaking it up into pieces? so it is not a complete firearm?

CC. I heard that after 72 hours it was up to the seller if they wanted to sell it they could. I think the larger gun retail showroom dealers are not selling until they have an approved background check. I think it is a deliberate stall tactic on the feds part.

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It's all about the marketing. The pallet ( 3 sizes bigger than it needs to be) makes it look like there use to be 1000 bricks on it. The sign " limit 1 per". Most people won't even think twice. I bought the same at a garage sell for $25.

It often changes, depending on what tag I have in my pocket, but I do love chasing deer!

Sent you a p.m.

Sent my binos off to the factory to have them gone thru. They are about 10 years old and I thought they were losing some clarity. It took almost 4 months to get them back. They went to NJ and then to Europe to get worked on. They said they did it that way because of covid. New armor and eye...

My 300 win mag has a muzzle brake on it and I keep it on during hunts but my .284 has a brake that I take off for hunts. I must say that 2" shorter barrel is a hell of a lot easier to maneuver and carry. I would think a suppressor would make it tougher to carry when it's on your shoulder.

No tag for me. I only put in for desert