Search results

I personally think that for reparations they need to go back to those who owned the slaves and make them pay. Oh wait, we cant do that because most of those who owned slaves were Democrats.

Actually if I am just looking for a animal for some meat it is fairly cheap. Most of my firearms have been paid for for a very long time so there isn't much cost there figuring the amount of meat I have brought home with them. I also figure that I have to eat, it doesn't matter if I am hunting...

At the prices that they are charging for it now, it is still in the stores cooler. I'd like a nice pheasant right now.

I'm going with a young mule deer also.

Leave the utters in place on the meat. No skull plate required.

I was 15 and hunting with my brother in law in Utah. I had watched what I thought was a deer for hours. My brother in law would look at it through his 4x Weaver and say that it was a stump, I would look at it through the scope and couldn't decided. Then when we decided to leave just before...

Just leave the pouch where it's manhood was or a female part used to be attached to a chunk of meat. And just do with the skull plate as you said. But once you cut it off scrape the tissue out of it.

The last time that I used a Havalon was when I was cleaning a javelina down in Arizona and the blade came off. I quit cleaning it. I found the blade when I skinned it and split the brisket and throat open. Any knife or replaceable blade knife that can loose a blade inside of a animal has no...

I actually think that there are a couple of reasons. For one you no longer have to put the money for the tag up front. For a non resident that is a huge advantage. No longer do they need to come up with $1000+ just to put in for a draw. Then we are still in the era of Covid. More people...

I played it a little bit different on deer this year. My first choice muzzle loader is a 50/50 chance. If I don't draw my first choice I should have a 75/100 chance for my second chance. If neither one of those I have a 100% chance for my 3rd choice. All muzzle loader tags. Points for elk...

Many years ago I asked my dad how to sharpen one. He pulled out the old wet stone, spit on it and proceed to show me how to place a razor edge on his pocket knife. He then handed it to me for me to do it to my own. Since then I have tried a number of different things to sharpen my knifes...