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If done properly it can extend the length of time that you can keep the hides before problems occur. On my African trip one of the processes was to take the cape of the animal and bury it in their salt bins. They would then pull the hides and cover them with salt again. Then once the...

Reminds me of the days when we would take a old aluminum arrow and fill it up or place some wadding down into it and then fill it half way with black powder. We would then take a .38 case with a new primer and epoxy it to the arrow and epoxy a piece of a nail onto the primer. We would then...

Hu???? What did you say??????? I have one rifle with a removable brake on it and it is my .340 Weatherby. That rifle from a bench or even freehand will knock the stuffings out of you. I can manage around 10 shots without the brake before I have to put it away. But with the brake on it I can...

https://meindlusa.com/ The store is in Sidney, Nebraska and from what I heard it was started up by a couple of former Cabela's employees The nice thing is that they don't have the Cabela's brand on them

When transporting meat it is so easy to leave proof of sex on the quarter I don't know why people refuse to just leave it on. I have a friend who shot a huge mule deer buck. We left the manhood on him when we cleaned him and got him to camp. My friend then proceeded to skin the buck and...

Take a look at the DWR's hunt planner and look at the migration routes. The deer will be gone from most of the areas that you scout in September come 3rd season. https://ndismaps.nrel.colostate.edu/index.html?app=HuntingAtlas

What season? You may want to start low and work your way up

Just about all the pictures that I am seeing the bulls are hard horned

Turn up the sound

31% is right, most of the containment is on the north side of I-70 going up No Name Creek just into the canyon from Glenwood Springs. The west side containment line is north of I-70 up to the Deep Creek road. Most of the northern line is not contained yet but according to the briefings the...

A perfect shot using steel against flint. You could say it would be one in a million with a bow and arrow.

It's hard for me to tell with the Grizzly Creek fire being around 7 miles away along with smoke from the Red Canyon fire just over the hill from me. At least the Red Canyon fire is pretty much controlled and the Grizzly Creek one is getting there but there is still fires in Glenwood Canyon...

Yea that fire could of gotten real bad real fast and then what? The pronghorn should of been secondary.