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Looking at the hunting reg. book, you will find that the antelope tags that are generally referred to as "buck" tags actually state, "any antelope". I don't know how many does are killed when someone can't find a buck, but I don't think that should even be an option when the population is so low.

As long as we are getting one group upset (MZ hunters), why not tic off a different group ( archery hunters). Whatever is done, even nothing, the man was guilty of a careless act, one that was preventable by following the basic rule of always being sure of your target.

I just spoke to my bud who told me that just about every four legged wild critter is dying or already dead where he lives (Raymond Mts., south of Afton, WY. His son found 5 dead antelope yesterday, the local deer are in as bad shape, and even mature bull elk have been found dead. The elk are...

I had also changed my front sight to a "Globe" sight. There were various inserts that you could change out. I had shot the mule deer at 204 yds., and the factory fiber optic front sight totally blocked out the deer at that distance....but it did the job. On a later deer hunt in CO, I found...

That old boy wouldn't have had any problem surviving the winter....at least until he ran into you!

Dan; Maybe I was just lucky with the first one that I tried, and it's possible that other colors and sizes would work also. I think that a big part was that I was able to access the whole lake, and caught all of my grayling a good ways from shore. That one spinner put 27 grayling in the boat...

If you have a feeder in your back yard all year, and have a variety of feed options then deer seem to be able to adapt to it. There are certainly other reasons for not doing so (CWD, vehicle collisions, etc.) Just throwing out some corn or hay in the middle of winter might make you feel good...

We had a great turnout of league teens, so that I ended up having to do very little shoveling. The coaches brought a variety of shovels, since most of the kid's shovels were plastic and wouldn't cut the hard snow banks. It's hard to find a good steel snow shovel these days, but we had some...

I was in several WY lakes last fall, and caught cut-throat in the Wind Rivers, rainbows and Kokanee salmon in rivers, brookies and a brown in Soda Lake, and I finally tried for Grayling in Willow Lake. The water was very low, and mucky on the receded shoreline, and those fishing from shore had...

I forgot to post that I used 110 gr. of #209 powder. I also use sabot bullets for deer in Minnesota, and would continue to do so if we still had any deer left in the NE part of the state. I found that I could shoot more accurately at longer distances with them, but that's not an option in CO...

Having the advantage of my own rifle range (200yds.) allowed me to spend the time to find what works best for my 50 cal. TC Omega. Most inlines are rated for a max of 150 grains of powder, but that should never be your starting point. I started at 100 gr. of Shockey Gold, and over several...

Today will be a brutal workout. Our High School Trap team is gathering at the gun range and will be digging out from over 120" of snow. The big equipment has done what they can, but now is time for the shovel brigade. Last year the skidster mounted snowblower ate a picnic table and one of our...

SOUNDS GREAT CC. How is the limited activity expected to affect the knee replacement?

By the time that I have the points to draw H again, the 4 to 5 year old year class will not exist if this winter keeps hammering them. My earlier photo on this thread was in 2011. My last trip was in 2020, and there were lots of young deer, but only two small 4x4s. I just filled two elk tags...

I read the write up on the two dogs that were killed. One was a border collie that had been out with some sheep and guard dogs, and the other was a companion dog. Wildlife officials verified that the collared wolves had been in that vicinity as determined by the tracking. It wasn't stated in...

Marcus: I eventually decided to limit my outdoor running in the winter due to ice and the risk of falling or being struck by vehicles. I hated the treadmill, but that filled my aerobic training needs until the big thaw. Alas, my running days are behind me though. I broke my plow...

Sorry to hear that CC....it's those unexpected incidents that come up and bite you the worst. You've come a long way the last couple years, and now you have the challenge of this recovery while maintaining your weight loss without being able to get around much. As Chief Dan George said...

Tim; Great photos. I'll have to remember to take some the next time I am out. The last time I was in the area that I rode yesterday, we came across 7 deer kills and one moose kill. All were accomplished by wolves, and it looked like a war zone when they kill a moose out on a lake. Now...

Two of us rode all day in the outback country with no other snowmobile tracks in sight. Rivers, lakes, old railroad right of ways, brush where old trails used to be. We got stuck, broke thru the ice, were occasionally lost, and we loved every minute. (Well maybe not during the stuck part.)...

I agree with you Tim about "going all day". I have had to adjust my exercise routine as I've moved into my 7th decade. I am still up and doing something all day, and surprised myself when in Wyoming this past fall that I could still hump the mountains with a full pack. Am headed out shortly...