My wife and I were grinding a couple of elk yesterday and we took a break to go have lunch at the neighbor's. I thought, "Let's just set the grinder outside (about 20 degF) and it will stay cold until we get back." Well, we got back a couple hours later and turned it back on. It made a loud...
I have read about and heard about how indigenous people around the world used fire, but never really understood it until I saw it in action on Meateater, of all places:
I have been storing my Big Buddy in its original box for years now, but the box has reached the end of its life and I thought I would get a Rubbermaid tote or similar to put it in, but none of the ones I can find are big enough (specifically tall enough), unless the tote is about 2-3 times as...
Anyone else listen to this? I appreciate Cal taking on a contentious topic, but I'm not sure if he asked all the tough questions. What did he miss? Are the mitigations described as good as presented?
This administration is not going to give up on land transfers or defunding public lands:
https://www.backcountryhunters.org/take_action?utm_campaign=2025_9_5_lwcf_under_attack_mem&utm_medium=email&utm_source=backcountryhunters#/497
The topics were not of great concern or interest to many of us, but the discussion and decisions made by the Commission are of great concern.
1. A petition to allow limited spear fishing in lakes in CO was discussed and even though several of the commissioners admitted they had no experience...
https://www.lmtribune.com/local-news/risch-comes-out-against-public-land-sell-off-5a047f62
There are a few R's on the side of public land. Keep after it guys. I even found a group of climbers making posters for the cause: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1sXL8BP1QscLShRNts9do6IIHneELrGd5
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is seeking information on twelve pronghorn illegally shot and left to waste north of Kemmerer in antelope hunt area 93. The Kemmerer Game Warden received a report on April 27 from a member of the public who discovered multiple dead pronghorn while recreating...
The "north side of the park" could be a lot of things - 13,000' peaks down to 8,000' desert. Really curious as to cause of death. Temps were 20-40 degF, but no precipitation.
There was a short piece in the most recent Bugle issue that stated something along the lines of, "If a cow dies during the first year of a calf's life, the calf has a near 0% chance of survival." I looked online for some data to back that up and can't find anything. There are lots of studies...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/08/20/blm-public-land-corner-locked-hunting/
How does someone do so much research and completely miss the point that the public does not have to pay for access to public land (assuming the court rules in favor of the Missouri hunters in the Eschelman...
https://www.rmef.org/elk-network/cheney-reservoir-co-onx-public-access-project/
I thought this was particularly interesting because a guy at a recent RMEF volunteer project said something to the effect of, "It seems like RMEF isn't doing much in CO." Well, here ya go.