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20 minute run on the treadmill this morning, cardio kettlebell work yesterday.

I think I can accurately state that you have come to the wrong place for this kind of advice...

Incline bench this morning. I'm going to be a little sore tomorrow upper body wise, good thing tomorrow is a long jog day!

The next 2 years will be very interesting from a points game perspective. I think we will see a lot of people attempt to jump ship in the middle more than anywhere else, the top point holders are often very patient. However when it feels like there is no hope for ever drawing a top unit they...

It was great, my son caught his first fish!

With my move here to Powell I gave up men's league hockey. It was really hard and I can still skate with my kids, but man I miss it! However, I don't miss the bumps and bruises that just happen to come with the territory.

Not going crazy is the absolute hardest part, my age tends to be the biggest thing I have to keep in mind. I'm 38 which means I still think I can do things like I did in my 20's but really shouldn't as I don't recover nearly as fast!

Knee issues are no fun! I've done the ACL reconstruction and Meniscus tear repair stuff. Super fun, i wouldn't wish it on anybody!

35 minutes of rolling hills on the treadmill yester, was pretty good. Powering through to the second wind with heavy legs from deadlift the day before was good too. This morning was chest and tris which is probably my least favorite set of lifts.

Congrats, I hope it is a great hunt!

You beat me to it!

Yup, you killed a stud bear no matter what. That thing was big by all accounts!

Wow, losing that is a big accomplishment! Congrats!

Oh boy, well there are lots of them...many worth noting here. 1. Get my kids along for two successful hunts. With their age it is all about having fun and having some success, so that means doe/fawn or cow/calf, etc. The three oldest enjoy it and now the task is taking it to the next level...

Yup, very weather dependent. Look for funnels, especially if the snow has fallen. Good luck, and go post an introduction. We would love to see a few pics from your hunts in years past!

Smart to have the backup plan! General Wyoming tags are my backup plan, that has treated me well in the past.

Lots of people riding the struggle bus on draws this year, especially in the trophy species.

Call the BLM offices, ask for the most up to date maps they have. They provide big sections that are good for what has been mentioned above. The only challenge with BLM maps is that they don't update as often as say the County does like mentioned above.

Using onX does good job as well, just make sure that you have ALL the tiles downloaded ahead of time. I have accidentally missed a tile or two and that was annoying looking for signal on a hunt to get the last couple areas done.