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I know a number of hunters who just leave the tenderloins in the field. Their explanation is that they are inside the gut cavity and anything inside the gut cavity is guts and unfit to eat. I scratched my head on that one.

http://www.abarzoutfitters.com./index.php You can't get much more wilderness than they do. But you have a lot of comforts of home once you get into one of their cabins. One even has a shower.

The problem arises when a kid brings their friend over. I always knew where the firearms and ammo were kept while I was growing up. I also knew what would happen to me if I got one out even just to look at it without my dad being there.

Dito with CC But if you have kids running around the house I can understand the need for a safe place. While it isn't this brand a friend went through about a dozen of a different brand before he finally gave up. I think that it was ones with biometric identification or what ever you call...

Someone has TDS real bad

The problem as I see it is are they going to do the same as they did with the Grand Canyon hunt where the meat is pooled and then you only get a percentage of it out of the meat pool?

Many many years ago they held a migration hunt as the bison moved out of the park and to the north. My cousin drew one of these tags. As the bison came out in single file the park ranger would tell the shooters which one to shoot, they had a red ribbon in their ears. At the shot most of the...

The problem with a 600 mile radius is that you usually have to travel 1000 miles to get to that spot. Where I hunt in Arizona is only 553 miles as the crow flies but it is 800 miles on the blacktop.... However as folks go to other states to hunt they can always make contact with those in...