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The one thing that I don't like about the OnX now is that you need to get a subscription to their stuff to obtain a update. I'm not sure on just how often they get the county records to update their stuff. I did see on my Colorado one that it took 2 years before I saw the update showing my new...

Everything that I have used OnX for they have been spot on. At least they have if the fence lines that I have checked out are correct. It also has the proper locations for my 4 corners of my property. Remember they say that they go off of county data and perhaps US Forest Service maps...

Good going, dog or no dog? I'll admit that I don't have a dog and I love hunting those devil birds and have bagged my fair share. However I would of had a lot easier time if I had a dog.

I guess that a early archery hunt for coues would fit since it is in January and you can't get much earlier than that.

Back country pack in just don't go with 7,000' and below very well. For a earlier hunt Utah has a few areas that are below 7k with quite a few deer. The Southwest Desert unit is one. Most of it is below 7k with a few peaks higher. Quite a few deer hang out down low in the cedars and...

I think that the big difference between the Camilla and the Vanguard is just the length of the stock. So if you can find a Vanguard that fits her I'd go for it. Other than that you just need to keep looking or have a shop order one in for a test fit.

I'd get another cartridge/rifle, you never have too many. I bought a .25-06 a few years ago and it is just the medicine for animals up to deer. With the 115 grain bullets some have used them on elk. I shot the coues deer in my avatar with it at 420 yards and was ready to stretch the range...

It might help is you posted the units that you are interested in. There isn't a unit that holds mule deer in Colorado that you can't find a 160+ buck in. Some are just a lot easier. Even the fabled unit 44 has them but you are going to have to work to find them.

I saw where you ordered one the other day on the other forum. He does make some real pretty knifes.

There are a lot of things that could be going on. Novice hunters who didn't know the area. I know a number of hunters that wait until they get back to their vehicle to clean the animal, they heard somewhere that it keeps dirt and debris from getting on the meat. I just as soon as get rid of...

Yes you can resharpen those blades, I have done it quite often.

You can do a lot of it on your own. Go into the CP&W web site and go to the statistics page then start going through them and see what you can draw with 10 points, and if it was me I would drop the points down to 8 if I really wanted to draw the tag in 2020. Then once you have the units that...

I often have others ask me why I shot a elk 3 or 4 times when they were dead with the first shot. I just look at them and figure that they have never hunted elk before. You shoot until they are on the ground.

I just carry a length of para cord and have a walking stick made out of a yuca flower stem. I just tie the feet up onto the stick and pack them out like a suitcase. I did think about throwing one over my shoulder one time but thought better of it.

A deer as small as a spike you can just throw it up onto your shoulders and head back to the truck, no need to drag them.