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I'm in the same boat with brass ammo. I had stockpiled 556 and 7.62 ammo in anticipation on an ammo ban for "black rifles", I have plenty but don't want to shoot up what I have.. replacements are available again, but at a much higher cost. 30-06 Rem. Core-Lokt was cheap and I stocked up when...

Been there, done that.

I spent 6 weeks hunting & fishing in WY over Sept./Oct. I was able to arrow a spike bull with my GEN tag, then went on to hit a number of remote lakes and caught 4 new species of fish. The orange army came out for the rifle opener and that affected my cow hunt, but will be going back in Dec...

As a high school trap team coach, we are able to lock in on trap loads for the team, but still have to shop around for ourselves. I'm not a high volume shooter, but still go thru 3+ cases a year. I used to get Federal Top Gun trap at Walmart for $5.59 a box, but those days will likely never...

We finally got rid of the family drama after convincing my Hippie brother to stop bringing politics into every discussion and family get together. So, we just had a great Thanksgiving with all my family that still lives close. Mnhoundman; you can thank me for the Viking's win, because...

That's weird; Did you even notice that while you were doing all the counting? It looks like you had a great experience with the proper reward at the end. As it should be.

That's a real bruiser. Those "swamp bucks" don't always have the biggest racks, but they sure do grow big. This one does have some great headgear tho.

Since we've taken a swing into the hunting ethics area, here's a situation where I recently had the opportunity to coach three young hunters about making responsible decisions. On my trip to Wyoming with two elk tags in my pocket, a friend had packed me 2 1/2 hours in on horseback to drop me...

I put a Leupold Freedom on my .22 and am totally satisfied with it. It is a reasonably priced scope with good optics, but I certainly would upgrade to the III's for a hunting rifle.

No more guns for me at this point in my life....BUT, I always am ready to jump on something. Now ammo is another thing, I am on the lookout for what is available and at a reasonable price. Don't get a dog if you can't feed it.

I have mostly Leupold VXIII's on my rifles, but have a Shepard on the 30-06, and a Vortex on the 5.56. All do the job, but I must say that the VXIII's have never failed to impress me. At this point in my life I try to never buy anything that is made in China, but sometimes that is unavoidable...

No exercising or dieting per se, but I recently returned from 6 weeks hunting & fishing in the Wyoming high country. I filled my archery bull tag, and caught several new species of fish (for me), but the cow elk eluded me for now. I'll just have to go back this winter when the type 6 tag...

No.

I ate two cans of SPAM on my recent hunting trip...I'm not tech savy either, but I help out where I can.

OOF DA MAIA!!!! There are those who will pay no matter what the cost, but I expect that many who have applied for the special tag in the past will drop off the list. That will put even more NR applicants back to the "regular" priced tag. Even at that, it's not cheap. MY 2022 GEN elk lic...

That's a dandy. Congrats on your good luck and making the most of it.

Almost like a moose hunt on a Yukon River. Spectacular.

Weather is always a factor also. Warm weather during early hunts, cold & snow during later hunts, or either at any time can change everything.

Thanks Bill....same for you. Enjoy the journey.

I've done a lot of physically tough things in my life, but possibly the most difficult was a solo hunt in the Maroon Bells (CO) 8 years ago. I packed out a mule deer on a muzzy hunt, then went back the next day to get my camp. It was a reality check as to trying to do the same for elk, that...