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Lot of turkeys here but not much public land to hunt them on. If a guy does his research it can be a great hunt though.

1- Draw odds/points required for multiple years 2- Animal population 3- % accessible public 4- # of other hunters/permits to determine pressure I could care less what is published for success rates because most of that is inaccurate for western states imo.

There is always OTC Nebraska as well if you want another state to hunt.

I actually like it- I have called quite a few toms in during 20+MPH winds. I find they come in much easier IF you can get close enough for them to hear.

Got to be careful these days... The crocodile dundee test is in order first.

It isn't what it once was but it can still be a fun hunt where a guy has a chance at a nice buck. Is it worth 7 points? Not to me but I'm not sure there are many mule deer hunts worth the number of points required these days.

I personally think they a fairly easy to hunt with a bow, even on public land. I could have shot a dozen different bulls in a week last fall while archery hunting elk on National Forest. I would put the percentages at 75% archery 99% rifle in any area with decent moose density and a week to...

In my life I have never seen an organized group promote more racism than the democrats have over the past year. Our country is headed down a really rough road because of opinions like this.

Kind of odd there aren't a ton of pics and stories out there yet. Guessing that will change soon- the hunting industry will be after him now to get the rights to the story.

I would look at area 6 in Wyoming. Pretty cheap cow elk hunts and guaranteed draw in recent years. It's a mainly private area so not much competition for the tags. You might take a look at Bar-Nunn. They aren't the cheapest but JT is a good guy. You would also have decent odds of drawing in...

Montana will remain a great destination. Most of these crazy bills being introduced will fail miserably. Who knows what the future will bring but the reality is right now much of the west is non-resident friendly with their rules. Should take advantage while we can.

The two shotgun method is common in my area when jump shooting geese. I am not aware of any laws against the practice and have also seen several people checked with no issues.

You are allowed to cross areas, with your rifle, to get to units your permit is good for. What was described above was active hunting but I agree, we need to see the video.

If we leave game laws up to personal discretion, each person will draw the line somewhere a little differently. That can lead to much bigger problems...

It may depend on the warden but, by the letter of the law, it is illegal. He is actively, and knowingly hunting in the wrong area.

Really depends on the area but no, I wouldn't expect to do it in 2 days. I would sure try like heck though.

To me the real problem is none of us are provided a choice. Whether I want it or not, it's just sent to my bank account. Maybe I'm wrong but I'm guessing a lot of people would have chosen not to apply for the handouts if they were given a choice.

FIFY - Keep in mind, posts made on the open forum can be viewed by anyone doing a google search. Areas that get mentioned sure seem to experience point creep faster than those that do not.

Agree or not, the majority of what is listed from 1-14 is actually factual. The fertility claim is one that doctors are not standing behind currently but the rest can be widely fact checked to be true. I'm not against someone taking the vaccine- it's a personal decision. However, just like...

I received my new Javelin Bipod yesterday. It is very light and seems to be very well built. I won't be able to shoot with it for a few weeks but so far I'm impressed! Thanks again.