If you can get west of the burned areas you will find elk, a large portion of the herd were pushed east into other units as crews and aircraft fought the fires. These elk have stayed out of unit 22 so far, it was a very big fire.
You are right on Davis tents; Don makes a great product. I was very fortunate to be given an old used one but still in great shape, some staining on the canvas but no mold so good to go. We put three folks on our 12’x16’ tent with a cooking area and a barrel stove. It does make for tight space...
I was not able to hunt the regular season due to family obligations, but the youth tags are still good for December, so my kids got the go out and hunt. The December season is always a challenge, usually the herds are banded up so lots of eyeballs watching you. There is zero chance of a stalk...
A timber sale had been posted in our hunting area for a few years. The sale finally went though, the areas that have been clear cut are so thick with grass now that the elk are pushing the cows and sheep out. All the years I logged, we always had elk in and around our equipment while we were...
Definitely a dome tent, and get the lightest down packable bag you can afford. In September the mosquitos are leveling off but the flies are ramping up. At least with a dome you have a bug screen to keep them off you at night.
There is no benefit to applying as a group, again, NO BENEFIT so get that foolish notion your of your heads. You each need to apply on your own.
I'm still not sure why the CPW even has that as an option on getting the tags.
During the archery and muzzle season the bulls tend to stay quiet until after dark, then they go crazy, so be sure you can stay to the end of shooting light.
The elk are going to be where they are, use the opening weekend to get used to the altitude, (coming from sea level it WILL kick your ass) navigate the weekend warriors, crowded trail heads and get the area figured out. Don’t be afraid of OTC areas.
This year our group scouted for three...
For straight up varmint blasting you can’t beat the .223, 22-250, or the 204 Ruger. With soft point bullets you will put them down for sure. My kids swear by the 204’s as that is their go to guns. I got into the Barnes varmint grenades years ago for the .223 and 22-250, the 35 grain kills nicely...
After three weekends of archery hunting for deer I’m again resigned that most hunters are lazy. Tons of atv’ s and vehicles zipping up and down the trials and roads but no shoe leather getting burned up. In 8 days in the woods, we did not see another person on foot. Last weekend the bulls were...
I was sitting on a nice meadow one evening waiting on some hopeless elk to wander out. A nice fat doe came hauling butt crossing the meadow. She stopped at the tree line and spun around stomping and snorting, then she ran back across the meadow to spin around again and come back almost to me...
I think for the Urban environment there is a good testing bed for the battery life, longevity of the vehicle and a network of charging stations. Check out this youtube experience. Shows truck limitation's and charging issues.
Hint, I don't think these are right for pulling trailers cross...
As stated above, Cerro cast the chamber (easy to do and not expensive). Figure out ‘what’ it is chambered to.
But seeing the bulge in the brass at the base is a no-go.
Get a new barrel, go the Douglas site, match your barrel profile or call and get a new one then chamber it per your bolt face.
With gas prices climbing, and now going down a bit, I see more and more people driving quads on the street. Not street legal but the cops don’t seem to care.
On another note about electric pickups, went out hunting with my son over the Labor Day weekend. On our way out a guy was pulling in a...