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If you look at the actual documents you will see that it isn't that bad. All western states need to take good looks at their herd numbers and adjust them every year. Some years they add permits and some years they pull them. As for cow and doe deer permits, that may just show that the...

I believe that you only loose them when you draw your first choice. Someone smarter than me will be here to really answer your question. For some reason I am not able to draw a tag in Wyoming, I just sit just outside of the points required every year. The unit that I am putting in for...

Yea, I've seen Remington 300 Weatherby but not Winchester, but I have also never seen 300 Winchester mag that was loaded by Weatherby. Questions all around.

I would wager that you are going to need at least 1 point if not more for a muzzle loader elk tag in Colorado. So I would just buy a point in Colorado and put in for Wyoming and cross my fingers.

They are not telling you anything, they are just stating a fact

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You also have to remember who started the KKK and promoted segregation

Some of the cheapest ones that I have seen in New Mexico are round $2500 for a late season private land cow hunt. As for how they taste, you take a gamble when you pull the trigger. One of the worst tasting elk I have ever shot was a 1 or 2 year old cow and I shot her the first of November.

The newer engines will go just as far and with very few problems if you address the problems that come up. I know of two auto haulers who have over 300K on their 6.7 engines from Ford. When the problems come up they take care of them instead of thinking that they can get around it. A...

I'd say that two muzzle loaders are legal. Or even two rifles, or two shotguns to get around the magazine capacity laws. I know a number of waterfowl hunters who do it with a shotgun and nothing has been said when they have been checked.

I also agree on the diesel. Mine is 25 years old this year and still going strong. All I have replaced on it so far have been batteries, and a water pump along with regular maintenance. Diesels like any vehicle need to be taken care of and if you don't want to change the oil, fuel filters...

Great vehicles, and the big thing is that you can actually work on them without a thousand dollars worth of electronic equipment. I was just talking to a friend the other day at how simple things were back before fuel injection and computers in vehicles. They were so simple and could be...

I would say that technically he was hunting in the wrong unit even if he shot the animal in the correct unit. A link to the video would be nice

I actually wrote this way back in November of 2019, so she must of been copying me..