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It's killer, but stay off the scales after you have a couple of pieces...LOL!

Here you go. I also posted it on the original thread.

Here you go guys It's in the Cooking Forum too.

or hand grenades

If you are used to hunting goats in Wyoming, you will find out that in the southwestern part of Colorado, it is totally different. Most of the units have low populations and not too many tags. It usually requires a lot of boots on the ground to find the best areas. I scouted for 3 years before I...

I've hunted 81, south of where you are planning to go. Conditions there are different.

I live near Dolores and it's been really dry. Had a storm a couple of weeks ago, but been warn & dry with little or no change for the next few weeks.

Went to my local booze emporium yesterday to buy a bottle of Baileys (my wife makes a killer cheesecake with it). Last time (3 months ago) I bought a bottle it was 21.00 & change, yesterday 30.00 and change....yikes! Other than gasoline/diesel, prices have gone up on almost everything...

As you found out, the learning curve on hunting antelope and the open western country is really steep. I first hunted antelope in 1980 and it really gets in your blood. Thanks for a great report .

Looks like you filled your tag...congratulations!

Trouble is he's probable out hunting!

Here in SW Colorado we depend on the natural gas industry, tourism and farming. Even with the Covid outbreak, tourism has been good this summer. Natural gas exploration/drilling is way down and farming is about normal. The impacts from Covid is less than 200 cases and 2 deaths. Jury is out on...

It's all about where you punch them! Every animal is different and each react differently. I saw a small forked horn buck run 400 yards after it was shot. My buddy used a 30-06 with a 150 gr bullet, the deer was hit behind the shoulder and never went down on bullet impact. It took off running...

Got him in D7 in the backcountry, what is now called the Ansel Adams Wilderness. Most of the deer in the garage were taken there also. I hunted it until I retired in 2000 and moved to Colorado.

I killed my first Mulie in 1953 when I was 12 years old. I have shot a ton of them since then. I usually didn't carry a camera with me as they were too damn heavy and bulky. I have a few pictures in my album here. The one I am holding is 30" wide, 6x4 and was shot in the High Sierras in...

Yep, you do.

Doubt if they would know...........

Congratulations! I still remember my first deer 66 years ago. He will remember it for the rest of his life....so will his Dad!

California has some nice bucks and is often overlooked. Over the years I gave shot a bunch of great mule deer bucks in the High Sierras.

If you are interested in Thorofare, PM me.