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It is sad but I would bet that we will never actually hear what made these ashats do what they did. Were they planning on "finding" these heads this spring and then hoping that they could recover the antlers and skull plates? Were they kids out to shoot something? Who knows. If they were...

They are addictive, I have been going down there with another friend for 26 years now and I don't see a end to it.

I don't know about all you folks using rifles to hunt these stink pigs. It is a lot of fun to use a handgun......well for some of us. Congrats on that pig, they are a riot to hunt..and it breaks up the winter a little.

Muzzle loader elk, easier to draw in most units. First rifle, you can use a high power rifle, harder to draw. Muzzle loader you are going to be hindered by the distance that you can shoot. First rifle, bang away as far as you are capable of shooting. I actually prefer muzzle loader hunt...

Good looking hog

I drew my antelope point.

A number of years ago I was at the supermarket with my hunting provisions in the basket and the lady in front of me remarked that if she didn't know any better she would swear that I was going hunting since I had exactly what her husband usually bought for his hunting trips. Mind you this was...

If it is still available I might know where a .340 Weatherby Alaskan is for sale. If I remember right it is listed at $1275 and is in Tennessee It has the black fiber stock and nickle plated along with a fixed muzzle brake. I believe that it comes with dies and some brass.

I hit the enter button before I was ready. the same can be said for migrations into and out of units. As for breeding it will usually stay at the same time year in and year out.