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Most of the wildlife decisions are made by very few people, the hunters in the states just don't want to get involved until something happens and then they wonder why it did. In Utah they have a s number of Regional Advisory Counsels (RAC) that are made up of hunters, and fishermen of the...

Mine was hit a few weeks ago for the bonus point for deer. I'm debating if I want to head back to 36c for the late December coues hunt again.

I stopped at a HF today on my way home to Colorado to check it out. It does look quite sturdy and the latches seem quite solid. There is 2 locations for padlocks so I have that covered. On the foam, it is suggested on the African hunting forum that you remove at least half of it and place...

I was at a raffle the other night and won a 2 rifle case that is sold by Harbor Freight and it is being shipped to my home in Colorado since I am in Utah after my hunting partner of 60 years passed away. From the reviews it sounds like a good solid case that I plan on trying out next June on my...

For normal hunting conditions it isn't needed. Now for shooting pariedogs at extended ranges it is real nice. I only have it on a VX3 6.5-20 that sits on my 22-250

While you have a lot of opportunity you will have a hard time shooting a mule deer, elk, pronghorn, and a number of other animals in your state. I have the same discussion over on a African hunting forum. While they have fantastic opportunities to shoot quite a few different types of animals...

My suggestion for a first time elk hunter is to get into the hills that you plan to hunt and scout your rear off. If you can't do that then get to your hunt area at least a full week ahead of time to scout your rear off. But if you really want to take some meat home hire a outfitter, he will...

I just received my Utah deer tag from the general draw and CC's are being hit for anterless right now.

I have a natural gas hot water boiler system. I would wager that most of the homes you saw have natural gas, if not they'll heat with electricity

People are getting away from burning wood, they don't have the time to collect and split it. I did away with my wood burning stove 25 years ago and haven't had a fire in my fireplace in 15 years. I still have 3 or so cords split and stacked out in my wood shed.

That is where a lot of people get confused between a either sex tag or a male or female tag. It is just easier to leave proof of sex on the animal. Then if you have antler restrictions in the area that you are hunting then bring out either the head or skull cap with antlers/horns

With the states making the DWR pay more and more of their way on their own budget I can understand them going to post pay and getting as many applicants as possible for that application fee. Arizona also switched over to post pay a number of years ago.

Utah did the same thing a number of years ago. Being a non resident I had to pick the hunts that I wanted to put in for. It was hard to come up with $3000-$5000 to put in for all the hunts that I wanted so I had to pick and choose.. When they went to post pay the application skyrocketed...