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Not at all - I don't believe it matters as long as your camo breaks up your outline. Nature has had it right all along. The rest is just companies trying to take our money. Find the kitty

I do use my spotting scope with the kids sometimes to look at the night sky. It's fun.

I actually agree with you on a lot of your points Buzz. The one I don't is that Wyoming didn't promise a tag in marketing the preference points. People may have been crazy to believe it but it's reality they lead people to believe they would eventually draw. As I said before, 90/10 makes...

I should have stated it differently. It is obvious that non-residents would be upset over 90/10 - all residents know this regardless if they are or aren't on social media. My intention was to point out that residents aren't in an uproar about entitled attitudes. I have family members of all...

Arguing with you is pointless Buzz because you can't stay on topic. I'll help. Your claim that residents are tired of entitlement attitudes was the topic. There may be a select few that share your point of view but the majority of residents really have no idea. " Ever increasing chance...

You really are full of it sometimes Buzz. The majority of hunters in Wyoming aren't on outdoor forums and they have no idea how non residents feel. The only feeling of "entitlement" the vast majority of us have is to get what we were offered. An ever increasing chance to draw the permits we...

That won't hold true if they get a guaranteed set aside of the remaining non-resident tags. Outfitters would then absolutely push for it which might be enough to make it happen quickly.

Problem is there are very few of those available (6 cow moose last year) and those that are have been going to high point holder for a while due to guys trying to exit. Area 38 cow moose took 15 to have a chance. Guessing after this it will take around 20 for the cow tag. Unfortunately there...

Need to set up a catch cage for sheds. Here is a natural version - Here is one built with fencing - I used these on a large lease on the Platte River for years - they work

I have had mine full of sand water ice snow etc... Take them apart and clen them and they work like new. That YouTube video I referenced above really helped me. They aren't indestructible but I think a person can get several years of heavy use out of a set.

Look it up on YouTube. There is an easy fix.

I have summer gardened for years but now I am working with a couple of my neighbors to build a good sized greenhouse in the next year. Groceries are getting high enough that it's cost will be justified. By trade I am an airflow engineer that focuses on controlled environment ag. If any of you...

So what is ambiguous in my original statement? "Surely knowing that they brought along a camera, or at minimum, a good phone to take video." The beginning of the thread questioned them but my post did not. You are just firing shots in any direction. As to my choice to use the term "likely"...

I wasn't questioning their motives. I'm questioning your statements because you went out of your way to poke at me when in reality I was sticking up for the idea that they likely had good proof behind their harassment claims. Go read my original post in the context of the thread. I'll stand...

Hiking a ladder out to a corner crossing with 2 signs, a chain, and a padlock is a strange way to look for a peaceful hunt. I'm hoping positive change comes from their case. I hope people can legally access the public parcels requiring corner crossing in the future without fear of harassment...

That's a great first post.

I never claimed they were trouble makers in any way. I believe you are misunderstanding what I wrote. My point was they knew there was a potential to attract attention so they likely had a way to document what took place - hence why proof likely exists that they were harassed.

I do believe corner crossing should be legal. That said, these 4 guys knew they were going to ruffle feathers crossing where they did and likely expected some of the harassments they received. Surely knowing that they brought along a camera, or at minimum, a good phone to take video.

I would wait another couple months before deciding. Winter is far from done out there and no quotas have been released yet.

Those little mountain squirrels are actually pretty good if you pressure cook them and then use the meat for a dish. Tons of work for a little meat but fun to hunt them. We used to use pellet guns.