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When I moved here to Colorado to work it was a fantastic state. Over the counter tags and you could do almost anything with very little problems. Now that the political side of it has turned a deep red there are more and more restrictions in place with more on the way. There are still a few...

I have found that part of my enjoyment of the outdoors is finding and learning new areas, it is part of the hunting experience. I know hunters who have never hunted any other locations other than one spot. I have gone into new areas completely blind as far as what to expect. I have also...

I agree, you will be a lot better off with a cut on contact head. Expendables work great on deer but not as well on elk.

What broadheads do you plan on using?

The nice thing with Arizona is that you can get lucky on your first year. I drew a rut hunt for a coues back in 2016 with 8 points and on just a whim I put in for the same hunt in 2017 and drew the tag for the second year. All I had the second year was the loyalty point that you get after...

While it looks like it would be a fun round to play around with I think that it is way too specialized as to what you could kill with it effectively. Don't get me wrong I do believe that it will kill a coyote and perhaps even a deer sized animal but it would be a combination of luck and the...

I've gone and done it, what do I do now?

I really don't have any trails that need to be cleared other than forest service roads that someone will go into way before I do. But I do pack a chainsaw in my truck when I go out just encase I need it for something. Now a friend who hunts off of a private ranch and has trails going up onto...

I think that it is already happening. I have read where some classes are totally ignoring the holocaust and those that do mention it downplay the 6 million number. A lot of history books totally ignore everything that happened before 1960 except perhaps showing what was going on in a...

I've seen a few things on the news about it but not much. The further that we get away from that day the less they will put out. It used to be on the TV that a few stations would run WWII movies about it such as The Longest Day and others but the interest in those movies is also waning...

The envelope is right by your user name

I was fishing down on the Eagle River the other day and it is up a couple of feet from what it had been running. The last time that I was through Glenwood Canyon it looked like the Colorado was down 10 feet in areas compared to other years. I base this on the bike path through the canyon...

All we get where I am is enough spitting to make the vehicles dirty.