I just received an email from the Arizona Antelope Foundation about their first work day on April 4. It is in Unit 18/A Seligman. It is fence removal and they are looking for volunteers. Check out their website for details if you are interested.
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Something to think about:
Before you start popping the bubbles in the bubblewrap, remember the air inside is from China!
Wow ....never thought about that for sure...LOL!
Kidoggy's first post touched on my thoughts...in addition to my original post.
I've shot a lot of bucks this size over my 65 years hunting deer. A lot depends on the unit, the deer population and conditions you are hunting in. I also like to eat deer meat. Some units I hunt here in Colorado...
My 2 "go to" rifles (Ruger M77 25-06 & custom .300 Wby) both weigh in at close to 10# full of ammo & a sling. Don't really care as both are tack drivers....I'll lug around them as long as I can hunt!
I did......but got invited on a hunt with some guys who all have a lot of points. They said with Wyo's averaging for a group, they would have enough to cover me. What could I say!
Watched the game and enjoyed most of it....but with that being said, I have a comment about sports today. I am sick and tired with the "in your face" celebrations that are the norm in both pro & college sports today. I played college football at a major college program back in the day. When I...
Looks like I'm in for a Wyoming deer hunt. I have enough points to draw several different units for elk & deer here in Colorado, but waiting till the deadline for applications to decide what I'm doing here. I should be able to get in several scouting trips before I apply.
We bought our doe tags at a gas station and a hardware store. They were issued a book full and when they were gone, that was it.
Back then hunting was pretty simple, no ohv's, just jeeps and 4x4 trucks. Land owners were very welcoming too.