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The antelope unit I am looking at actually increased the number of tags. In general it looks like reductions in Deer and Antelope and increases in Elk tags.

It's elder abuse! I watched a few minutes of his talk and we are in real trouble!

1. Draw odds/points required 2. Public Access 3. Harvest success rates 4. Season Dates 5. Water sources identifiable from satellite maps, springs identified on topos 6. Areas with limited road access 7. Land features such as rim rock and canyons

Not to hijack this thread but I am curious if the area around Casper got pounded with that storm. I am thinking about taking my daughter to hunt antelope near Casper and got concerned when I seen the pictures from the storm.

I've never seen 300 wby in Winchester brass. Doesn't mean it doesn't exist but I didn't think Winchester made any.

As long as he had his conservation stamp he can legally carry a gun in any hunting area from my understanding. He would not be in trouble until he shot from one unit to the next.

I don't get it?

They decided it before the Georgia Senate runoff elections. Biden promised that if they voted in the Democrats they would all get $1,400. Seems like that would be a considered a bribe if anyone else made an offer like that.

We use a fire stick, or I should say my family does. I don't know how to use it, it appears to work great.

You can forget about the government teaching your kids anything that would challenge the progressive agenda. Your going to have to teach them yourself if you want them to know the truth.

I've hunted antelope and elk in area 34, there is a good amount of access, seen some decent bucks but we were not looking for them.

I agree with the 25-06 comments but I don't think it'll work in a model 7 action.

I really like the 7-08, it's hard to beat a 308 but the 7mm-08 is real versatile round. It has a large bullet selection light recoil and just kills stuff. I bought one for my kids and they've killed all sorts of critters with it, bears, antelope, and too many deer to count. You won't be...

I grew around farming my whole life, I know farmers who try to get every cent they can from the government and I know farmers that refuse to take a single dime. I believe a big reason that access to hunt farm land has become so difficult is due to the lack of respect that many hunters have for...

And the Covid statistics between those states are almost the same typically.

I have two 300 WBYs, both are the same manufacturer and action and they both shoot totally different. What the one likes the other hates, you couldn't be more correct in your statements!

I am currently at a basketball tournament in Wisconsin, and I think the reason for no jump ball is to maintain the social distancing between the refs and the players. It’s been bugging me all year and I think I finally figured it out. It’s really hard for me to try and think like a liberal.

I believe the way it works here is the DNR proposes the fee increases and the legislature either approves or denies them. I don't recall having rogue politicians submitting legislation on their own to increase or decrease the fee structure.

The part that is confusing to me is why the prices can only be changed through legislation. I am sure there is a long history/story behind it but it is different than my state. Maybe it's a good thing, I have no idea but seems to me when the state has an agency responsible for managing...

My daughter plays a lot of BB in Wisconsin, they are not doing a jump ball either. The visiting team gets the initial possession and it's alternating possession after that. Somehow the kids are supposedly more at risk of spreading the virus during a jump ball. Welcome to the world of Covid.