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Richfield, Utah Plug for this place. Vibram resole and lower rubber replacement ( not sure what that is called) 3 to 4 month turnaround. 100$ I wore out a pair of Nevadas. No issues with any of the leather parts or stitching. Just need some new tread.

Panko fried boob drizzled with lemon juice and a garlic / olive oil angel hair pasta Thank you Nebraska farmers for this corn fed goodness!!

I have a plan I would like to vet with someone to get their opinion. Crawford, Chadron and Hay Springs Area. Please Pm if willing to help. Thanks

For all us meateaters. If you never tried one I highly suggest you get off your arse and cook one up. Cooked this one on a Trager with applewood. Goldbelly has em for 175$

Plug for Hill Creek Wood Shop. Give em a look. Engraving is crisp. Lazer like. Cant wait to get it up on the wall.

Finally found something I liked that was easy and clean. 30$ can get it to your door via amazon. Ive used their euro mounts before and they worked well also. Thats one of my sons Nebraska birds.

Wyoming birds are doing it right and tight.

Its lengthy and only day one but worth the listen

Wanted to see from the forum if anyone has done any testing with your hunting load. Specifically 1) Has anyone taken their brass and measured primer pocket depths for consistency? 2) Have you then seated your primers exactly 3 to 4 thousands deeper than the case? Or have found a node measured...

Does anyone use a full length bushing die to resize and bump the shoulder then use a expander mandrel to set neck tension/concentricity? For those that do it what's your work flow? do you do it post trim, deburr/chamfer? Do you use a dry lube? Carbide vice steel mandrel? Thanks

First off thanks to Go Deep, Buzz and Wy Tx for helping me to learn the ins and outs of the Wyoming draw system for residents and non residents, navigating the public land and HMA application process. So after spending a full year coming up with a plan the girlfriend drew a -6 cow for Area 7...

While 4th season hunting in Colorado last week I saw this recipe in one of the Eastmans magazines at the cabin. Fast forward one week to the " I cant find an elk to save my ass" Wyoming.......we decided to at least eat some. 😃

While scouting for a waterfowl hunt for my son and I low and behold I find 3 Sandhills loafing at the big lake. After watching them all day I put them to bed on a shoreline. Next am we are at the glassing spot. Plan is to find em again. Paddle across the lake parallel them and stalk em down...

Got em scouted up. Mallards, Pintails, Teal, Buffleheads, Hooded Mergansers, Canada Geese and the Coot Army looks strong. Im gonna try and not shoot Teal on the opener and just pull the trigger on big ducks and geese. Grassing in the sneak boat this afternoon.

Gents, Im digging through the interweb looking for info. So far I havent found any clear guidance on the below. Ill use the below as an example but I think it can apply to many other places. Deer Creek HMA. Boxelder Rd 629 on the east side goes from a hard pack gravel to a dirt two...

Well since the caribou hunt went to shit we decided to head north. I noticed on IG that some of the big time outfitters had openings and was hoping they still had some. Well they did. I called Mr Rob at Ranchland and his repsonse was " how soon do you wanna come" Good friend from Texas...

Smoked teal breast with a Palisade Peach, butter, honey reduction.

I'm always looking for other options out there. These are starting to come up more and more in conversations. Any member have experience with them? https://hammerbullets.com/