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A number of years ago we had some thieves go into a shut down zinc mine to steal some copper wire. They were found a few days later when they didn't return home and the authorities found their ATV's outside of the mines entrance. The majority of the wiring inside of the mine was still hot...

We all pretty much knew where the Governor and his husband stood from the beginning. Now it is up to the people of Colorado to try and turn this mess around at the ballot box, which I highly doubt will happen. Even where I live the majority of voters agree with allowing wolves into the...

And here is our fine Colorado Governor:

Once they are on the loose, around $800,000 a year. https://www.thefencepost.com/news/the-cost-of-wolves-in-colorado/

Colorado quietly released 5 more wolves in the last couple of days. We now have 10

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There is a article in a paper today stating that two of the wolves came from a pack in Oregon that had a habit of preying on livestock. Oregon got rid of their problem and gave it to Colorado.

We need to get a poll going for when the first head of livestock gets killed along with one for when the first wolf gets shot

I can understand keeping the release site under their hats. Unfortunately there are crazy radicals in the hunting world just like the rest of it and I can understand them not wanting to turn it into a circus with a bunch of protesters as it might of turned out if they would of released the...

The releases have started in Grand County, West of Rocky Mountain National Park https://www.denverpost.com/2023/12/18/colorado-wolf-reintroduction-release-grand-county/

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.