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I've actually been hovering around the spiral cut hams at City Market waiting for them to drop a little in price. I picked up one last year that was so cheap that the checker went back to get himself one or two.

The cattlemen association got shut down https://coloradosun.com/2023/12/15/judges-dismisses-wolf-lawsuit/

The only problem is that I think that it is too late for the 2024 ballot, so it would have to go onto the 2026 ballot. Way too late to do much good. I'd just let the court case play out. However something along the lines of banning the managing wildlife through the ballot box might be a good...

A little far to drive for me. They shut down the Safeways in Glenwood Springs quite a while ago. I don't think that Grand Junction even has one anymore

The last time that I saw 22Lr go on sale before Cabela's became Bass Pro Jr I picked up 5,000 rounds so I'm good for the duration with them. This past summer Natchez had a price that I couldn't beat on .40 S&W so I picked up 1000 rounds of CCI reloadable brass case rounds, so I'm good to go...

Now you not only need to deal with the lack of supply of your favorite ammo but starting next year you are going to be paying more for what you do find. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/ammo-prices-set-to-rise-substantially/ar-AA1l9Rjy?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=bbd222dea2574f83b9dae1a58f03b643&ei=40

It's a lot like playing Power Ball, Mega Millions, or any of the other lotteries out there. Someone has to win and if you don't play you can't win.

Wyoming or Arizona? I haven't purchase any in Arizona for a number of years. A friend did win the Swaroski optics package a number of years ago down in Arizona.

I just wished that they would of removed all scopes and go to iron sights only.

Utah Wildlife Board just got rid of variable power scopes and dropped the maximum magnification down to 1x for all muzzle loader hunts. This brings scopes back to what they were back in 2015 when they allowed any magnification. If anyone has a 1x24 Vortex Crossfire scope they might get a good...

It'll be interesting if the draw tag holder post his buck somewhere, but I am sure that it will be out there.

Then there is the tax write off. A Multi Season Premium Limited Entry deer tag in Utah goes for $1330 for a non resident. So not being a tax lawyer I think that $723,670 pf that $725K is tax deducible. But I agree, if I had hit the Power Ball for a few hundred million I may of been sitting...

Just looked it up, Utah's tag went for $500,000. Arizona's went for the $725,000 https://www.outdoorlife.com/hunting/auction-mule-deer-tag-western-hunt-expo/

There is also a resident tag holder out there that got the tag through Utah's draw system. I haven't heard anything about him yet.

I was just sent this picture of a buck taken out on Antelope Island this year. Make sure that you have your drooling bib on.

Don't forget Ikeepitcold, idcwby, along with ScottR. We get them as we see them, you have to remember that we are not on the forum 24/7 so you may see some but not all of them before we give them the ax.

Today was a down day for spam. There were 14 others that you didn't see.

Isn't that a steak sauce? o_O I've found that when asking question about a specific unit in a state that your replies will be very limited.