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Ya, dang all copper bullets. I'm glad that I am not doing as much shooting as I used to. When I first started shooting Thor's I would go through a box of them in a couple of days. On the ML shooting sabots, I won a CVA Accura last year with a scope and the bore is so tight I couldn't get...

Dark meat and if you get a big rooster just make soup out of him. I have actually passed on some the first time out because of their size hopping to find some young ones

Couldn't pass up that deal. I now have bullets for deer and elk for my Colorado muzzle loader

Welcome Don, Those are some good looking dogs.

I'd say no. With 652 hunters ahead of you waiting for those tags to get turned in your chances are very slim to none.

Surely you can find 6 oz to trim somewhere else. Years ago I took everything out of my packs and laid it on the floor. I got rid of most of everything that I didn't use. I used to carry a couple extra knifes besides the one that I had on my hip, got rid of them, I had a couple of different...

Unless you have $300k+ Antelope Island is a pipe dream, that is unless you move to Utah and get lucky in the draw. But the Henry Mountains can be within reach. Rifle and muzzy take a lot of years of applications but archery is doable. I hunted them for years when they had antler point...

In my younger days I did stupid things like that. Then once you get going you are wobbly all over the place as you balance shifts from one leg to the other.

At my age I need to find a kitten....

It's all a personal preference. I like angled but then I am 6'4" and by the time you get that tripod up high enough for me to see through it things get wobbly. At least with a angled one I can bend over a little to look through it. Granted you can stoop down a little for a straight one too...

CC, The state of Utah just updated their cover photo on Facebook and here it is. A couple of buck and a doe and odds are it is on Antelope Island. The photo was taken by Colton Yeager