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There are area that 3rd is just as good as 4th. There are units such as 21 that don't have a 4th season since the rut usually kicks in during the 3rd if not the 2nd. Unit 21 has lots of public land and if you hit the migration at the right time there should be quite a few bucks. I hunted it...

Because they can

A few years ago I would of said unit 44 but my home unit has lost a lot of deer over the last few years. And while there are still some great bucks to be hunted they are not here like they used to be. I will have a unit 44 muzzle loader tag for this year and my hopes are not that good of...

The problem comes up when you run out of fingers and toes and then have to start counting in tens. I do know that when I get asked how old I am anymore it usually catches me by surprise and I have to think a while. One strange thing here in Colorado is that I picked up a 6 pack of beer a few...

What state and what weapon? I presume Colorado. Here in Colorado the units that used to be quite good are having problems with the mule deer right now as afar as populations are concerned

For me I would look at the ballistics of both and go from there. Either round should be capable of pushing a bullet to the range that you want. Usually the rifle is a personal preference

I'm not sure if we have had a thread about how old folks are on the forum here but I do know that we do have a very wide range of ages here along with experiences. I am 66 soon to be 67 and retired.

Good hats last a long time if they are taken care of. I have a Stetson that is pushing 45 years now and it looks as good as it did when I purchased it and if you ask me it looks better. It would be interesting to start a thread on here just to see the age group of members on the forum here.

Most .50 cal are going to be 1:28 for the rate of twist. But for the life of me I don't know what a idles is? Knight rifles are made here in the US last I heard.

I would wager that he is planning on a mass email, phone, and letterl assault on all those that live in the county where he is running for sheriff. The New Mexico wouldn't have it broken down to who in that county put in for the draw so he would have to use a filter to pull all of the hunters...

It appears that the guy that filed for the information is James Whitehead of Los Alamos County New Mexico and is running for sheriff on the Republican ticket. A quick Google search turned up this info on him...

While I was still employed I could work at home as much as I wanted. It was particularity aggravating to my boss since I wasn't getting the work done for the company that I worked for.(y)