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It would help to know what state you are in. But generally speaking, elk hunting starts in the summer no later than July. Get into the unit that you plan to hunt and find the elk and watch them. If you are a working may you can do this on weekends or after work depending on how far of a...

The way thing are both sides need to compromise it is sad but it is a fact. The left will keep on chipping away at out rights to own firearms until they get what they want. I'm just glad that I won't see that day but I will see more and more restrictions placed on the ownership of them. Just...

In my view there should be backgrounds checks on people purchasing a firearm. They should be able to run one that is capable of saying that a person is eligible or not in less than half a hour. For this to happen all criminal records are going to need to be in a central data base and not...

I wouldn't mind the money part but it is the couple of days that you have to sit around with a bag of frozen peas on your junk that would bother me.

Some of the younger member here might not get this one..

The Guide Book is now available online and you may have it in your mail box. I haven't been over to the post office to check my mail yet so it could be there. https://cpw.state.co.us/thingstodo/Pages/BigGame.aspx .

If you can draw a tag your chances are quite high. I know of several hunters who used bows on them once they drew the tag. I really isn't that hard to get withing bow range of a bull moose. Especially one that had dozen of tourist taking picture of it all summer long.

I agree that if you have the desire to shoot a ram with a bow then dedicate yourself to doing it. However very few of us can afford multiple hunting trips to Alaska or other areas to keep trying to shoot one with a bow. Likewise the way that the draws are here in the lower 48 a sheep hunt...

That's the problem with Utah, there is always a chance. I know one hunter how drew two LE elk tags before another one drew his first in the same unit.

I'm also on a pretty much Utah only forum and it would surprise you at how many hunters ask about their second and third choices in the hunts selection. Then they act surprised when they are told that all the tags go in the first round.

One thing that you might want to look at is the states laws regarding trail cameras. Last week I saw where Utah has a law before the legislature to limit their use and other states have similar laws.

The Amazon links work for me https://www.amazon.com/s?k=%22Anyoo+Waterproof+Rain+Poncho&ref=nb_sb_noss I have a set of rain gear that I got from Cabela's 10 years ago. I got it just before I headed up to British Colombia on a bear hunt and almost lived in it for the whole 10 days. Since then...

I remember many times getting packed through the muck and mire to a hunting blind by my brother in law. In Utah we couldn't hunt small game until we were 14 and then big game until we were 16. Kids now days don't know how good they have it when it comes to hunting except for most states going...