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I agree, that if I had that kind of money I would be doing those kind of hunts and more. And while I haven't ate a JJ's I have had a couple of their sandwiches when others have brought them into a meeting and they are quite good.

As long as the price isn't too steep it should be a good hunt. Like in Nevada, there are big bucks in every unit but you need to hit it just right and with a late season landowner tag in hand I would say that the time is right.

That is a sweet looking buck. It is possible that he lives on the Rocky Mountain Arsenal preserve. I have seen a couple of real nice bucks out on it.

That's a wide open question. I have a Buck Woodsman that is a smaller fixed blade that I liked and used quite a bit. But I have looked at a Gerber Gator fixed blade, I like the handle material, it is just easy to grip even with blood covered hands, and the Gerber steel holds a pretty good...

I've lived in a lot of western and mid western states and the only place that the wind blows worse than Wyoming is Cedar City, Utah. I walked out of a building down there one time and almost fell flat on my face. I was so used to walking at a 45 degree angle and the wind wasn't blowing that day.

If you become a annual member of the NRA they will offer you a life membership at a great discount after a while, that's the way that I got mine. RMEF on the other hand is a very good organization. However like any large organization comes some corruption and RMEF is no different than most...

I've always said that if you don't vote then don't complain.

Those same hunters don't care if certain rifles and handguns get banned or outlawed. As long as it doesn't pertain to the shotgun and rifle that they use twice a year.

I googled "Colorado CP&W Killing Bears and Lions" and came up with a couple of pages of newspaper articles. These included lawsuits brought to stop it by a number of different organizations. I got tired of looking at all of them and never did see anything if they actually started it or if it...

Have you ever heard about any feedback from Colorado's CP&W about the project that they were doing north of Rifle in units 32 and 33 I believe where they were trying to decrease the bear and mountain lion populations? This started a few years ago and I have not heard a thing about it since.

I edited the pictures to full size for you. Other than that I gained 5 lbs just looking at those ribs.

Instead of the ribs how about one of the tenderloins depending on how many is in your crew. Just searing them on a fold-able grate and some seasoning would be enough for a meal fit for a king. I agree with CC on the pressure cooker for the ribs, or a nice BBQ sauce and boil them into...

The factory rings are pretty good. I'd try the tape trick or a something that would add just a bit of extra friction between the rings and scope.

Did you lap the rings before you mounted the scope? I've heard of people using a piece of tape between the scope and rings to provide some friction when tightened down. I have a scope on my 7-30 Waters on my TC Contender and never had any problems. I have sheared off a couple of base...

How do you know that's a positive post? Perhaps it identifies as a negative post or just likes to dress up as a positive post.

Just another game of Frogger

I agree, can you just imagine hooking up both safety chains on the same point of the tow vehicle.

Looking at the picture it is just a type of multi tool. And not a very useful one if the only tools or bits are those that are shown.

Since most vehicles fill their tanks on the left side of the vehicle I'll do that quite often instead of waiting for a pump to come available for my diesel truck. There will be at least one or two trucks waiting to fill on the left hand side where I can pull into the pumps, stretch the hose...

I received my Colorado deer muzzle loader tag along with my Utah general season deer muzzle loader tag today.