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Welcome to the Forum.

You all did great......nothing I like better than fresh venison backstrap.

Congrats.

Welcome Brother.

Thanks everyone for your birthday wishes. I am thankful that I can still hunt, shoot and walk around our great outdoors. Being 85 makes me realize that I am one lucky man to have accomplished and experienced life as I have. I miss the posts of JimP who is another SENIOR member here and is...

Thank you all! Very thankful that I can still get out and chase the critters a little.

I have several replaceable blade knives and I use them in the field. When I am butchering , I prefer my custom knife that I had made 40 years ago. It fits my hand and holds an edge better.

I use them when ever I work on a gig game animal. I used them more as an aid to skinning. They really work well for splitting and opening the skin. I have a custom knife I had built about 40 years ago that I had the knife maker add to the blade when I ordered it.

My family has hunted what is now D7 since the late 1940's. The deer hunting was at it's peak in the 50's & 60's. The country has changed a lot since then. The meadows are now full of pines, there ie less forage for the deer and more predators. My Dad satd the change was related to the ban on...

I have one on my Ruger #1 (it's a .300 Wby). I bought it on line.

I hunted D-7 for 50 years before I retired and moved to Colorado. Used to be great hunting, I took more than 40 bucks.

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Amen Brother!

The old days......! The same for me in Colorado, Wyoming Utah & California. I will never hunt California and Utah again and once I use my points for deer and antelope in Wyming, I am done there too. I'll be 85 in 2 weeks and there are less years left for my hunting for sure....but I have...

What season do you want to hunt?

You have certainly filled your freezer this year so far!

Our new extended forecast today shows rain starting Saturday and lasting until Friday. That means rain on opening of 1st season deer & elk on Wednesday.

Rain forecast here starting Saturday and all next week.

Just got back from Durango and I was surprised how green everything was. It looks like spring expcept for all the rabbit brush in bloom and the aspens and oak brush turning color to remind me it is fall. Everything is green, meadows have new grass coming up and the hay farmers are getting...

How did your hunt go?