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Give this a shot. Elk, salt, cinnamon, banana, honey.

Never regretted drawing a tag. Have fun, I'm sure you guys will enjoy it!

Whats your opinion on 22 vs 177?

Cow elk on the White Mtn Res with a browning .270. With my dad and guide "Rivers." Crazy guy tried to get me to drink her milk. I kinda regret not trying it lol. Circa 2000, I was probably 12.

I think @ilovesprig limited on cottons this AM before the sun was even up lol. Maybe he'll chime in.

Glad to hear its going so well now! That heart stuff is terrifying though. Mine was retracted 14cm and I had be in bed 24/7 without any weight bearing for 6 weeks post surgery. Hopefully you can salvage this fall after all! I was able to get out and hunt ahead of schedule and kill some stuff.

Does it look like this? I had the exact same injury a year ago. I am happy to walk you through my experience.

Full disclosure, the unit isn't what it used to be. That could all change with good rain for a few years. I guess the same could be said for our local ones.

Dang bud. Posting some slammer deals.

MAGA

The mighty D16!!!

Nevada will really hurt you when it comes to hunting and fishing opportunities as tags are fewer and far between, that wold be a deal killer for me. AZ will let you fish and hunt multiple big game animals almost year round and tags can be easily attained. I would give Kingman a really hard look...

Low, on par or lower than us + much lower total cost which makes a big difference. DMV is also very low.

Northern UT, Western WY, and Eastern ID would put you in a good pocket for multi-state access all within close driving distance. I think traveling for a while is a good idea though. Knowing a place is tough until you live there for a while.

CO deer is hitting, check the portal. Nothing for me but Dad drew 3rd season.

Join us for all things turkey and hunting! Member or not, new faces are always welcome! 6:30 PM at the Poway Hamburger Factory but most arrive closer to 6.

Have you looked into the effectiveness of "regular gaiters?" From a pragmatic standpoint, I like it because it's one less thing to buy/store/remember/bring. However, they obviously are not snake pants. Boots + pants + gaiters would seem to provide some level of protection. Thoughts?

Either would work great, you won't go wrong and just need to choose your preference. The 300 will have more recoil and be harder to shoot accurately but will be more damaging on impact. 7mm is easier to shoot accurately and plenty of power to kill just not on quite the same level. I use a 300...

You should come to the event. It's a great time. Bring some kids along, especially if any of them haven't been exposed to the outdoors/hunting.

Funny you say that. A good friend drew early archery deer and my neighbor's nephew drew one of the absolute best elk tags in the state.