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Quarantine is not good for my metabolism... Way too much alcohol and good food and not enough exercise. Getting back at it this week. Coronavirus or not, I will be in shape for elk season!

I think Montana has stayed on that upper end of pricing for quite a while. It's actually very good business- may as well charge what people are willing to pay. I think we will all see significant price increases on tags in the coming years. While this will price some people out of the hunts...

For anyone who hasn't looked into it, you should google senators selling stocks. I won't offer my opinion but I do think all Americans should be aware. Could be just more media BS but could be real BS.

*Dusting off the home gym. *Shooting my bow more. (Can't think of a better way to distance than archery hunting) *Getting ready for turkey season with my son. *Taking a good inventory of all outdoor gear. Great time to organize and make lists for upcoming trips. *Starting one on one baseball...

Just closed our schools here in Central Nebraska "indefinitely". They are going to attempt to do a remote learning program on Monday. In our rural area, that's going to be tough with limited internet for a lot of families. This is going to be pretty tough on a lot of kids/families who aren't...

I honestly think I would rather take my chances with the virus than to wait and see how society is going to behave over the next couple months. I guess I don't have a lot of faith in the general public these days.

I'm not sure what to think but I know 30 years ago the majority of the world wouldn't have even know about it. The fear that this is creating is real. My mom is really worried and is rarely leaving her house. My company has limited travel and we have had to cancel several important business...

Gen 1 slick tricks... I hear they worked well. All kidding aside, flight is the only real consideration to me. Every broadhead on the market will kill if you get it into the boiler room. I know buddies that shoot this head or that head but the only way I feel comfortable is by shooting it...

Great tents that are durable and easy to set up. We are now using 3 of them for our larger camps. You can catch a sale occasionally if you are patient.

This is in my son's room. He is pretty proud of his mounts!

Thought I would post a couple pics of my son's deer hanging on Troy's mount. Very solid and clean look imo.

I would pick a different route up personally. That's not the best drive for scenery or hotel pricing. You are correct, the park will be very busy and at times you will feel like you never escaped that Denver traffic. In you shoes I would even consider switching the entire trip. Maybe head up...

Trails West just east of Rawlins did a nice job for me a few years back. There used to be several good ones in Laramie but the cost of doing business there has exponentially increased. It's a tough town for small businesses.

I'll try to post a pic in a couple of days. Troy's hangers look and work great. The skull feels very solid once on the hanger, unlike some I have tried in the past. For the price, pretty hard to beat.

I'm afraid the benefit to sportsmen may not be a priority with this potential purchase. While it could be good, it might also be a giant oilfield/wind mill field where hunters aren't allowed. I would love to read further to understand the specifics.

I am shopping for a few new hangers for Deer Euro mounts and a buddy is looking for a couple elk ones. I also know a taxidermist that is looking for a new supplier. There are plenty available online but I thought I would see if anyone on here makes them.

In the early 2000s the doe tags were still over the counter for many areas. I took groups of guys out several different years and we each bought several tags and very rarely ever saw another hunter. Boy how the internet has changed things...

Nothing negative to report from my contacts in Wyoming and Colorado yet. Typically the animals are fine until mid to late winter even on bad years. It's those late storms with brutal cold that are the real killers the majority of years.