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I drew a bighorn tag in ‘11 I had a bow in camp but not once did I consider bringing it on the hunt. I ended up shooting my ram on day 12 with my 25-06 at 13 yards. No way would have been able to come to full draw and kill him, he would have got away

My dad thought me the basics, move slow, keep the wind in your face, read sign and how to shoot. The rest I learned on my own. The basics have served me well.

I was 24, 1994 Silvies unit Oregon

I saw a convoy of satellites this morning when I went to start up my truck. Freaked the shit out of me! I though we were getting invaded by aliens.

Looks like he liked lower elevations in June. I often wonder where the bulls go after the rut where I typically hunt. They sure don’t stick around much after mid October.

Some bery nice bulls from western Oregon! That non typical would keep me up at night.

IMO if you can consistently kill deer and elk in Oregon you are one hell of a hunter. It’s getting very tough to do these days.

I don’t think that change will gain much revenue, Most people apply for the most sought after tags and use general bow season as back up hunt. Nearly everyone I know does that, especially rifle hunters.

Buy raffle tags and figure out how to become wealthy. Oregon sheep action tag usually goes for well over 100k

we used to try to do that, the best I ever did was take the white off the tip of the match.

I had to drive to the valley this morning. I drove up the road a few miles where I used to find elk and I’ll be damn, I saw a cow and a calf.

No, 7 is where I’m at.

Welcome, not many Blacktail hunters here. I used live to hunt them. The burns last summer should really help where I used to hunt. It had grown over so bad it wasn’t good anymore.

I’m thinking real hard about trying to cash in in Wyoming antelope.

I would have to agree with you.

I stopped trying to beat the wind. I have more encounters now than I did when I tried to keep the wind in my favor. Where I hunt it’s nearly impossible after 9:00 am to keep the wind right, constantly swirling Another thing I’ve learned is mid day seems to be when I have had several of my close...

My tactics change with time of season and weather. I use most every trick in the book. My least successful tactic is glassing, the most successful is still hunting timber.

another blacktail A couple more blacktails bucks and bulls. And a bear

Oregon Rocky Mt Bighorn Oregon pronghorn

my two best Oregon bulls