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To answer your question poaching is poaching by the letter of the law as I interpret it. People who choose to break that law must live with the consequences and they should be stiff. And to be clear I'm not a poacher. Furthermore, if it was up to me there would be a law making it perfectly...

When you dont have any animals to hunt because the predators killed them all and the rest of the remaining animals gain protections from hunting I think you will be able to answer your own question.

Love that movie. lol

So your cool with forced wolf re-introduction and liberal activists lobbying to close predator hunting seasons down and reducing ungulate tags so the wolves and other predators can prosper and flourish be damned what the wildlife agencies recommend?? Not trying to put words in your mouth here...

You dont eat coyotes? You should try them. Don't be worried about it until you start barking randomly.

I'm guessing a coyote killed the coon. It was lying there dead. Coyotes are attracted to skunk smell so I figure he must have came in to see what all the fuss was a-boot. The skunk was very much alive. And VERY stinky. I had to sneak up behind that tree to shoot him with my pistol and I shot...

I didn't think you could even go to Africa now. They must have lifted the travel ban. What 10 animals are you going after?

To piggyback on ColoradoV I’m getting buried with my swaro’s just in case there are deer to spot in heaven ( if I end up there) lol wish I could hunt elk and deer for under 100$!

I have decided I’m not much of a coyote trapper lol

I have lots of hunting memories. And while I cherish all of those memories, and while this may seem strange, the hunt that is most memorable is the day I killed this white crow. I was about 18 or 19 years old when I killed it. My buddy and I stood there for 20 minutes just looking at it. We...

Very cool!

They love ryegrass here for sure! Might try that and clover this year.

Had BOTH paws in the DP trap....thats a first.

Thanks for the clarification!

To put it into perspective, a drunk driver who is caught over the legal limit has driven on average 300 times over the legal limit before they are finally caught..... Imagine applying that though process to poaching.....

Jim, Even though there is no general deer season for that unit? Seems to me it would be a multi-season permit?

Congrats. That is a great tag. 68% of the unit is public land. From everything I have read you should be a bale to kill a good buck there if you put forth some effort. I applied for that last year. This year I would have had a 1.1% chance on drawing the archery tag. lol

I cant view his posts anymore on Eastmans Forum and I ignored him on all of the other forums....lol Its great, truly it is, and the forum is a much more enjoyable experience for me.

They are getting the best of me for sure. Trapping coyotes has got to be one of the most frustrating things I have ever done.