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The good units on public land take a lot of points. My last public land antelope here in Colorado took 15 points. Probably never be able to draw it again.

There is about 20 acres, beautiful home, water shares and a "lake" that just came on the market. BUT....not local to you, right across the road from me.

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You are right! I remember lots of hunting (and fishing too) trips with my Dad. Lucky to have quite a few pictures too.

Bass, bluegill, crappie & channel cats. Some grass carp to keep the weeds out. I let the neighbor kids fish and I do in the evenings, all catch & release. I also feed the catfish, some are over 10#. Largest bass about 6#. I love to fish with my flyrod & poppers! I bought my 6 acres because of...

I would rather pour myself a shot or 2 of single malt, sit on my deck and contemplate the world!

I had contracted to go on a guided elk hunt to Thorofare in the Teton Wilderness and wanted to find out if anyone else had been on this hunt. From that point on I was hooked!

I do remember my first post!!

Today is the final day to apply for your big game tag here in Colorado. Everything must be in by midnight tonight, and don't forget thast applies to preference points too. Left overs not applied for will be your only other chance ....TBD in a couple of months. Mine are all in.....good luck!

Lots of time on my hands and got to thinking about all the various hunts I have done. I am 78 now and have hunted over 70 years in a lot of different places, with a lot of different people. My all time favorite hunt was an elk hunt with my Dad here in Colorado. October 2008; San Juan Mts/NF...

My relatives were also pioneers in Austin. They are buried in the Pioneer Cemetery there. We have been there several times at Memorial Day cleaning it up.

Have you ever visited Ft. Ruby. My GGGrandfather was stationed there during the Civil War. It is a pretty cool place.

Used to hunt Camp Roberts for deer.

The country is sure different than what I had in mind. Very cool.

As they say in California....the "Big One" could happen any day. I'm glad I'm not there.

I lived the first 58 of my 78 years in southern California.....home of earthquakes! The first one I remember was when I was 8, rolled me right out of bed! The 2 that really stand out were the Whittier and the Sylmar ones. I have lost count of how many I felt there...

Stay safe my friend, hope you and your family continued good health.

How about a place close to home. Lone Cone in the San Juans, about 50 miles north of here.

With all of the stay at home, hunker down mentality going around right now, something to lighten the mood. Post a picture of where you want to be right now, no people in the picture, just landscape photos. Tell us where it is too 11:30 PM sunset in Kenai, Alaska.