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That is one sad thing about getting older, all of the great entertainers are passing away and this new crop that they have just can't cut it. There are a few out there that are carrying on with tradition but most have left it behind. I'll have a toast to Mr. Tom T Hall tonight with some...

I was going to suggest the pipe foam, it's a lot more flexible than a piece of garden hose.

Took this picture this morning and the snow is still there this afternoon. Looking south from I-70 across unit 44, 444 is from the ridge south. Top of the ridge is around 10,500 feet

A friend who was a taxidermist and used to outfit up on the North Slope told me that they just split the skull down the center and then lay the antlers together.

If you are traveling I-70 they are back to shutting it down if there is a flash flood alert. CDOT shut it down today for 3 or 4 hours. The forcast is for heavy rains for the next few days and snow in the upper elevations. Fall is coming fast.

Most guides and outfitters will want to be in on it for the full hunt and not just a couple of days. You have to figure that is how they make money during the hunts and if they charge you a quarter of the amount that they charge for a hunt they likely will be out the rest of the money that they...

Since javelina are considered big game in Arizona I had one at less than a foot. We spotted some on a far hillside feeding, my partner went high to get to them and I went down and back up. He took a shot and I had one come right to me and stop. Now for deer or elk, I had a elk at less...

There are quite a few tags left in Colorado. But you may have to deal with access unless you get one of the private land tags.

I worked for a major communication company and saw just that way too many times. That cable right there is a lead sheath cable that is wrapped in tar and burlap, it looks just like a root when it is exposed. Those conductors are insulated in paper, no color code to put them back together. You...

The problem is that if you hit a pronghorn in the spine area you are going to blow up a lot of meat no matter what caliber you are packing. A friend has always used a 300 Win mag and he only looses a bit of rib meat.

Dang, you could of driven down there and back in a long day and been out shooting it tomorrow. But that drive is a long one, I usually make it once a year.