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go_deep... Your report sounds encouraging ! I hope to have a antelope tag in 73 this year. Should be finding out soon.

This was one of the best hunts that I've ever been on. We had a big family/friends camp set up in our favorite campsite. I think there were 17 of us and several big bucks were taken. This was my 200 inch 5X6. I had to leave him overnight and just hung him in this tree. The last night in camp...

This would be my thought.

" I hunted the high country in unit 44 for muzzle loader in 2018 and saw very few bucks, they were all down lower in the trees. But I also saw very few bucks that whole season, I actually saw more bears than I did bucks. I should draw that 44 muzzle loader tag again this year and hope that...

Nice buck ! Congrats !

No I don't. My tag is for #34. I did not make it though. My truck broke down in Ely,Nv. and I spent 5 days there and $1200 in repairs and towing. Pretty much all my trip allowance. Wife was not feeling well, so just came home... now if I just had another 10 years to draw again...

Heading out to Waltman in a couple days...now where did you say that 200" was hanging out CC ? LOL!

CC , I feel your pain. I'm only 69 and after a major back surgery two years ago I just can't seem to bounce back. My legs get jittery when I start up a steep hill and just don't have the stamina anymore. Guess our parts are just wearing out. I'll be hunting the Wyoming sage country this fall for...

I started going through some of my reloads to see if I had enough for this hunting season and found these 30 cal. Accubonds with some of the tips gone or partly gone. These were reloads from 2015 and were stored in the house at room temperature. I sure did not expect to see this corrosion going...

While on vacation, I found this bull standing out in the middle of this creek. I'm not sure what he was eating but other elk were doing the same thing. These photos were taken on 8/17 and he was already hard horned.

I did not want to hi-jack another thread so I'll post my story here. I drew a California Bighorn tag in 98 for 032. I had no idea about judging rams so I after I took the NDOW sheep class I went to several taxidermists and checked out all their clients rams so I would have a clue. I can tell you...

We watched this buck most of the summer and of course he was no where to be found during the season. These photos were taken August 4th and he may have gotten a little bigger by the Fall. I took these photos by just holding my camera up to my spotting scope. I thought what the heck? I'll give a...

How's this for a California buck? He is a 32 inch 4X5 that was killed near Bishop back in the 50's. He has a short left main beam but still a "shooter"! The antlers have been hanging in a barn in the Sierra Valley for many years and recently were given to a friend of mine. I'm puting them on a...

Here are a couple more photos of the buck I found in a snow storm. I took me awhile, but I finally found him again. He was hanging out with five or six other bucks and several turkeys.

The rut is on out here for our Blacktail/Muley cross bucks and I was able to photograph a couple nice bucks. I've seen both these guys before and could not get them on camera or just got parting shots as they were very spooky. With the onset of the rut, they've thrown caution to the wind and...

I shot these photos on a antelope hunt last September. Beautiful country and we had a great hunt. Moose

I found this guy bedded back in a pine/fir thicket resting as the rut winds downs. One of the bigger bucks I've seen this year. There were alot of forkies chasing does during the rut. Moose

Check these guys out. We are not talking little coyote sized animals. These guys can kill most anything out in the woods! These are a few from Idaho's wolf season these last few years. Moose

So sorry to hear of Jim Speck's passing. He was featured in one of the early EHJ and was truly a "mule deer stalker" and great outdoorsman.

A "spotted owl motorhome" and a buck