I suddenly remembered this video put out by the Idaho Fish and Game earlier this year as a part of a larger series on Mule Deer Management. They pull information from studies done all over the west. There are many interesting and sometimes counterintuitive findings about how different managment...
I will say that I really like Idaho's season structure. In fact I would like to see fewer limited entry hunts. Limited entry just pushes displaced hunters into the increasingly crowded OTC units that remain. Limited entry is not the answer to improving mule deer numbers or trophy quality. There...
Lutan-F follow the instructions.
Fleshing is the most labor intensive part. Make sure you get all the fatty tissue around the ear butts, eyes and lips or you will have slippage.
It's not really difficult to tan hides, it's just time consuming.
I see it as someone who wants to be sure that they pay their fair share. It isn't a trust problem. I see it as a sign of respect. It ensures that down the road nobody can get offended or misremember being the guy that always pays for more. It is making sure everything is split even so nobody...
Sounds like they need to eat their elk meat more often. I would consider it a travesty if they're eating any beef while that elk meat is taking up space in the freezer.
"But four generations ago, Beard’s family owned the vast majority of the land. People used to call the area “Beardville” and most of the land was agricultural."
So, it's ok for his family to sell off the land to later be developed but the state can't sell its land because, Beard gets a cheap...
Just as an exercise in thought have you asked yourself any of these type of questions?
Where did my dad get the idea that sitting on a animal is disrespectful; what makes him right? Where does the idea come from? Who gets to be the authority on what is/isn't respectful and why? What reasons...
a 3 or 5 shot group isn't enough to determine the capabilities of a rifle.
With 3 or 5 shots you might shoot a great 3/4" inch group, and then your next group is also 3/4" but the point of impact appears to shift slightly, then the next group opens up to 1.2" and brackets both of the previous...
Back in my day if you wanted to go hunting it required a lot of knowledge and planning. First we had to locate iron deposits, mine the ore (requiring knowledge of logging and carpentry to create timbers for cribbing), smelt it, forge the iron into gun parts, build a rifle from scratch, procure...
I wasn't around when these auctions started. I like to imagine that it was a publicly supported funding strategy. If so, then it had the weight of the beneficiaries backing to addition of auction tags. At this point however, it seems public opinion is shifting and the beneficiaries no longer...