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I always worry about the weather. After I booked a hunt in Alabama years ago. Guy told us to make sure we brought fishing pole. Ponds full of bass. When got there that year all the ponds were bone dry with large cracks. Worst drought in 50 years. as you can imagine hunting in November in 90...

No experience with elk and two blade broad heads. But I have killed many whitetail deer with them and most fell with in sight and plenty of blood. One thing to consider is all the deer I shot were from elevated stands and a lower exit hole. On a large animal like elk and shooting from ground...

The real story comes out on the age of the Elk antlers. Jack the hunter who killed the elk in 1972. Was married to Jill until January of 1974 when divorce occurred. It was a nasty break up. Some how Jacks trophy elk antlers came up missing in all the turmoil. Now you know the rest of the story.

Carbon dating does not work like that. No way to just take the arrow head alone and derive a carbon date. Carbon dating is done by several things. The level or area of placement in a dig. Then taking bone or wood material from the same level or area and dating it. These combination of things...

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You can't eat antlers, but they sure look good on the wall. Don't those Governors tags raise a lot of money for conservation?

That is what I was thinking. It has been a crazy year as far as applications go. People thought we would see less entries and ended up being way more than a normal year.

I noticed that only one unit in the entire State as of today has left over tags. That is not normal is it?

Now that is getting it done! Congratulations to the young man.

I notice several fires in the North Central part of the State. Does this indicate a dry year and poor antler and horn growth?

To be able to hunt in Wyoming October for my mule deer and antelope tag. I woke up July the 25th and was blind in my left eye. I have been a diabetic for the past 27 years and it is taking a toll after many years of no complications. Just a warning to others keep up with your health. I have...

Hilltop, I have agree with your view. Crazy times for sure with a lot of rash decisions being made. That is what worries me the most with a hut coming up in mid October.

Not trying to poke any eyes, but I am not sure some of you understand rural America. You think you have rights in local courts. Only if you have the money to appeal it to a higher court. I hope it does not happen, but out of state hunters need to know what is going on in the area they plan to...

The out of State license plate on hunter's vehicle could be a problem this fall for many of us. All it takes is one glory seeking sheriff to ruin your hunt. Lets all pray this simmers down some in the next few weeks. If it continues to get worse. Fall of 2020 could be a nightmare for us.

After looking into these Golden trout. They are not related to the California Golden trout. These are rainbow trout that have different color phase. Arkansas bought them from a hatchery out of Missouri. Some federal money was received due to flood damage to an Arkansas hatchery. Also traded...

Arkansas has released a few Golden trout into the White River. It was on my list of fish to target. Not a very big one but caught one.

In Arkansas I noticed something when trying to purchase a fishing license. We are going on a fishing trip this weekend and my son is taking his girl friend. I got her information name, date of birth, address, and driver license number. When I went online to buy the license It stated I had to...

I have noticed social media has change our hunting and fishing. People posting bragging photos. It will draw a lot of people to areas they would of never hunted or fished in the past. I have decided I would no longer tell the area or location of my hunting or fishing. Is that selfish or not...

A lot of data there, but not sure how it helps in putting a tag on a buck. Is this a 30 day period? It looks like the chances are about the same on any given day.