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Nice looking youngster. I had a pointing lab who was just wonderful. Use to hunt north of Austin. Love to hunt Chuckars, they are great birds.

First things first...... Tomorrow morning I will have surgery to replace my left knee. Start PT next Monday. Then......... Myself and a couple of buddies are putting for deer and antelope in Wyoming. Then I will try and draw elk here in Colorado. Plan on catching a lot of fish this summer in...

They are trying to manage the deer by herds and their habitat. If these cover several units, then could hunt several units. Colorado sets up their hunting unit structure for antelope, deer & elk. Sometimes the animals in management herds move in several units.

This is particularly true when the deer migrate/move between units during the hunting seasons.

I'll try this, thanks.

Welcome to the Forum. Lots of great folks here.

I would check with the VA also.

When I was in the Army during the Viet Nam era, during basic we all had to have a will. The Army legal people helped with it and made it official. Maybe someone a Ft Carson can assist you or at least refer you to someone who is familiar with vets situations.

AMEN Brother!

If you listen to any of the CPW Wildlife Commission meetings, you will find out that there are quite a few of the Commissioners that know nothing about wildlife, hunting, fishing or wildlife management. They are political appointees and bring nothing to the table but ignorance and politics. No...

I talked to him on the phone and he said he would tell me more when I see him Saturday at Bulls Eye Pistol League practice.

The trial was held in Cortez, about 5 miles from me. One of my buddies was on the jury.

My mother used to make a rhubarb pie that was to die for. It's sweet/sour flavor would wake up my taste buds. She passed in 2008 and when we got her recipe book, sadly it was not there. My wife tried to duplicate it for years, to no avail! My wife makes what she calls Lemon Philly Pie. It was...

What Jim said. Scouting early in the summer, the elk will be in their summer range and they will usually move as fall approaches. Also archery hunters can push them into private and deeper timber, harder accessibility areas. The areas you found them earlier, could be vacated by the elk.

Years ago I shot a small 3 point blacktail deer in southern California that was tougher than any meat I've ever eaten. I ended up making burger out of it. The backstraps were even hard to cut. It had a lot of fat too. Just never know.

The same thing happened to AKaviator. He just got tired of some of the BS. I talk to him a lot. He has a place in eastern Oregon that he has been spending the winters at. He got a stud mule deer and whitetail this last year.

I have 2 of the 4.5 x 14 VXlll's with dot reticles that are absolutely great. This new reticle really intrigues me, especially for low light like early/late in the day.

A friend of mine is considering this new Leupold reticle. He is wanting a VX-3HD 4.5x14x50. Anyone have any experience with the Firedot reticle?

My neighbor is a retired Parks & Wildlife Officer. He was head ranger for several state parks here in sw Colorado when the merger happened. I volunteered for Lone Mesa State Park for 7 or 8 years. You guys are right about Parks needing money. Classic example is Lone Mesa SP. It was a 15,000 acre...

I have a buddy that is interested in a Savage. Which one did you buy?