I'm curious to hear more about this. Anyone have the Montana public hunter perspective on the evolution of the group and involvement of their policy director as it pertains to access and opportunity?
Check the Utah DWR hunt planner. It usually has a section on biologist notes for a given season. I wish I had specific info on the unit, but I don't.
https://dwrapps.utah.gov/huntboundary/
Sent an email to every committee member yesterday, got replies from a couple members. Unfortunately, none of the members are my reps. I made my point and sent an NPR article in support of the importance of hunters, et al in wildlife management. I'm hoping the monetary reality and scientific...
Viadana pulleys and 5/32" dyneema.
1000lb working load limit.
Learn to splice dyneema because knots aren't as good because of how slippery it is.
Realistically pick up 3x your body weight with a 4:1 system.
I was trying to find from which areas the one shot pulls its tags, but could only guess based on over-allocation that 65, 66, 67, 68, and 106 with 13-28 tags extra issued for each area last year were the main ones. I'd say cut that org entirely out and give 10 to NAPF for fundraising purposes.
Anybody who will sit at 13600 feet for 10 hours freezing his ass off, then walk 16 miles the next day with a heavy backpack, for anyone else, for any reason, is a worthy soul. He's a good guy and deserving of the community's support.