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hopefully the rules apply to the "diy" group of hunters with a dozen guys out looking for the shooter. I don't see any difference.

listening to an elk hunting webinar last night. Something was said , that was suprising to me. One i don't even own a bow, so archery hunting has never been on my radar. with that said, they where comparing utah otc archery spike and cow hunts to colorado otc archery. The jist was if just...

They do well on a groomed surface, not so well in powder. I enjoy mountain bikes, so it keeps me riding year round.

My wife don't hunt, but she does like the swaro and zeiss binocs we have. 15x56 on a tripod next to the kitchen table with a couple of 10x40's on the kitchen table. I can glass alot of country from the house. Alot of country.

yes, yes it is! It will happen, just not sure when. Probably when i sell my business and treat myself to a retirement present.

Taken in the last couple of weeks.

winter is the greatest season of them all! been playing in the snow!

Buzzh Pretty dang well said.

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just having some fun, but based on your reply it is ok to poach the animals you don't want, but not ok to poach the animals you do want? predators do make hunting harder, but they don't make if impossible.

Basically what i am asking is, why is shoot, shovel, shut up acceptable, but shooting a buck out of season is hang them high.

I have 3/4 of a grand slam for sheep. Yes, I spend money on hunts.

Not that i need to do this, but what i am constantly hearing is the new version will allow longer sleeker bullets than the older version. 270 wsm versus 6.8 western 264 win mag vs 6.5prc or any other newer one. if you are good to 500 yards, go old school, if you need that extra little bit...

Just like the title says, curious as to why poaching is bad on some animals, but not on others? Are ungulates put on a higher level because we eat them, and predators on a lower level, because they eat "our" ungulates?

seems like i am starting over for the 3rd time this year. It always seem to be hard to be consistent in Dec, Jan and Feb for me.

It it matters, i did see 2 idaho wolves catching a ride home on a snowmobile saturday. Guy trapped them, 2 that weekend, 3 the weekend before. some people talk about poaching, others go and trap them. What i have observed here in idaho is, trapping is the most efficient method of killing...

all the accubonds i have recovered where basically the same, except the mushroom size was dependent on distance shot. The one i recoverd from my elk this year was a smaller mushroom than the year befores bull. Both 6 points, but one was shot at 530 yards, the other 300 yards.

I wish i knew how to pull up old pictures i have posted. A while back, a similar thread appeared and i posted a picture of about a dozen accubonds i have recovered.

help me with how the title matches the article?

I am not much of a cook, but i had some backstraps i did this with. Very tasty. https://fwp.mt.gov/binaries/content/assets/fwp/montana-outdoors/recipes/venisonloin_nd21.pdf