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My Dad owned a duck club in Imperial Valley in California for 60 years (my Uncle & cousins still own and operate it). I hunted waterfowl since I was 8 or 9 years old......70 years! I still go back and hunt with them every year. I think the easiest ducks to decoy are Spoonies and Widgeon. The...

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Been a member for over 25 years.

For me the most beautiful duck is either a Drake Pintail or a Drake Cinnamon Teal.

On elk & moose, I prefer to keep the ribs. They are really good on the BarB!

Similar story here in SW Colorado. An Oklahoma elk hunter in his 80's has disappeared and has not been found. He went missing in early October and still has not been found. A massive search has located no trace of him. It is pretty rugged country and he got separated from his partners.

Wow what a variety. Bufflehead, Wood Duck, Widgeon, Teal & Sprig.

Jackson, Wy.

Back in the 50"s my Dad took me to several outdoor shows where Fred Bear put on a program. I remember thinking "that guy has some huge cajones". I also remember that he said he always had a guide backing him up with a rifle. I remember he said that he took a seal skin and wrapped up in it and...

I think the title did just what it was intended to do....get our attention!

Sorry....I don't see anything wrong with the story. Seems to me everything Mike said is true, especially about the environmental & anti-hunting groups. If the feeding is stopped, there is no doubt in my mind that there will be "many elk starve to death". I'm not afraid to say it.

Go getum at Kodiak!

It's tough to lose a member of the family and dogs are that for sure. I had a Lab named Molly that was a wonderful hunter and companion for 13 1/2 years. It took me several years before I got another Lab pup. She is great too, but Molly was exceptional and I still miss her.

You are correct, BUT if I hadn't been good enough to get a college scholarship to play football, I probably would not have earned a college degree. It is truly a double edged sword.

Take plenty of antifreeze with you. I like single malt scotch or Baileys. LOL!

Congratulations! I remember when my son shot his first big game animal, a Wyoming antelope. He is mow 53 and has been "hooked " ever since then,

I put the hex on you.....our snow has almost all melted, but is pretty cold, down to 10 or so tonight.

There is quite a bit of snow(probably 6" or so) and it is staying cold so most of it will still be there. The eastern part of the unit near Telluride is higher elevation than the western part. I usually hunt the western side for deer and the eastern side for elk. I don't think there is enough...

Must be the Zombie room!