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That's what I told my kids, poor bear finally found a way to cross the lake without getting his face wet and now he probably drowned because of his fear of water.

I fish a little, I really enjoy playing basketball but I don't think I'll be able to keep doing it much longer. I remember when my father would look forward to logging after he retired from the VA, I thought he was crazy, now I really enjoy running a chainsaw or almost any type of outdoor work...

My take on this is very simple. Our forefathers eradicated them for a reason and I do not believe they were stupid people. Man has replaced the need for these apex predators to control the population of game species. The only reason to reintroduce them is if you want to remove Man from...

Good point, I am always lecturing my kids about that but somehow didn't think of this forum as "Social Media". All of the larger corporations are running scared and I really don't feel like being collateral damage at this point in my career. Thanks for the reminder.

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There's a good amount of 2-tracks, but like everywhere else out west if they get a decent amount of moisture they may not be passable.

I have hunted deer in that area never antelope but seen antelope all over the place.

Very tough to find them on pubic, but like previously stated several landowners will let you you shoot does. There are even some listed on the Wyoming game and fish public access page.

It's kind of scary, seems like every time we are discussing something we may want to purchase at my house we start seeing internet ads for it when we go on the web.

I donate every time I apply for a license. On the years that I don't apply I don't donate just because I don't remember to do it. I have hunted lots of walk in areas and am very appreciative for the opportunity.

Pretty much the way I hunt everything now days. I scout the other hunters, see where I would go to get away from them if I were a deer or an elk and that's where I hunt. Works well for deer, worked the one time we did it for elk.

I lost my father when I was 17 years old. He was and still is my hero. Father's day has always been bitter sweet for me. It has been 30 years but I still think of him daily. He was an ex marine who taught all of us to shoot and hunt and how to be men. I am the youngest of 15 kids 12 boys and...

You have for a few years now but not for long, GO BLUE!

I wish these goofy gadgets would work. I have scars on all five fingers on my right hand from filing chainsaws.

When the coyote came back to life in the back of the pickup truck it latched onto my brothers knee cap. Ruined a perfectly good pair of waders, and he broke a paddle trying to finish it off. We had many crazy stories like that which is why I now use a .22!

I've been using a stainless steal Ruger 10/22 for trapping for about 20 years. As you said I am amazed at it's reliability. During trapping season I do not take as good of care for it as I should but I have NEVER had it jam or misfire, it has never let me down. I shoot cheap ammo through it...

I decided not to apply. All of the Elk areas that I pay attention to in Wyoming continued to have point creep this year.

There is only one real outfitter in area 48, pretty big outfit.

Thank for the information! I have not handled one of those yet. I was thinking it was bigger, I will have to check that one out too. This is why I posed the question, there are so many out there and where I live I cannot go to a single store and check them all out at one time. I really...

When I started trapping ~10 years old we would never shoot an animal in a trap because we did not want to put a hole in it. So I would typically take the barrel off of my single shot 20 ga that I carried and use it as a club. Some coons can take quite a beating, had and interesting event with...