This pair of binoculars hardly saw the light of day in my house for some reason. I initially bought them for my son, but he tended to rely on dear old dad to do his glassing for him. 🤣
Anyway, the glass is clean and the binos are in like-new condition. These things originally retail for about...
Clearly, not all Wyo state trust land is open for hunting. I understand that certain pieces under ag production are often off limits. (Example below)
In many instances, however, there are portions of WY state trust land that are under ag production but not shown as closed on mapping software...
could you please make it easier? Applications and hunting licenses for three boys and myself mean entering the same credit card number twelve times every February. Another eight times for the deer/sheep application later this year. My poor carpal tunnel wrists and hands just can't take it...
I have three boys at home, and my philosophy when introducing them to hunting has been to make trips as fun as possible. And by “fun” I mean hunting in areas where game sightings are plentiful. I guess I’ve sort of assumed that they would most likely develop a love for it if I first showed them...
Last year, as a 10-year-old, my son Luke took his first deer, a young whitetail buck, during Montana’s youth deer season. This year, now that he was a “seasoned” hunter at 11 years old, his personal goal was a good mule deer. I was happy to try to help him make it happen. We left the river...
I tend to be strangely goal-oriented about things that don’t need goals attached. Hunting hasn’t escaped my neurotic tendency. For a while, I’ve had this desire to take an elk, a deer, and an antelope in each of the eight Interior Mountain West states (MT, WY, CO, NM, AZ, UT, ID, NV). I’m not...
I’m one of you, and I’m curious if anyone has out there has taken this next level and subscribed to both toprut and gohunt. How do the draw odds calculations compare? I’m only on toprut, and I swear there are some crazy weird numbers out there that I have a tough time believing, particularly...
In October, I made a memorable trip to Montana for my youngest’s first deer. Next on the 2023 priority list was getting my older two to NE Wyoming in late November. I promised their mom that we’d all be home by noon on Thanksgiving Day. I think she doubted we’d make it in time. Caleb (16) and...
It’s tough being the youngest of three boys. My ten-year-old, Luke, always has to follow his brothers into everything. And he’s keenly aware of how they “do it better.” Never mind that when they were his age and everything was new there were no big brother comparisons. You know the drill if...
and I’m not very good at it. And I like to hunt way more than I like to cook. But sometimes things work out.
Deer backstrap wrapped in bacon and marinated in a fajita seasoning… then cooked until medium rare, sliced and placed on a fresh tortilla with grilled peppers & onions. Topped with...
In adulthood I’ve faithfully ascribed to the notion that one should outsource all non-core competencies. When a guy is short on core competencies, though, this philosophy gets a tad expensive. So… after overpaying for a Euro on my way out Wyoming this past November, I vowed to expand my limited...
I managed to carve out time from my growing boys’ busy schedules and head back to Wyoming & Montana for some elk hunting. Yeah, they missed some school. I’m not apologizing. 😁
We hunted some new areas and some familiar ones and had a great time with 3 generations of Youngs in the field. It’s...