Recent content by Chase0109
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End of Grizzly Delisting?
None of the above. Best description would be end user. The main ones that affect me both personally and professionally would be bald and golden Eagle act, migratory bird treaty act, wild bird conservation act. And of course, all of the regulations piled on underneath those acts by USFWS, USDA...- Chase0109
- Post #58
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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End of Grizzly Delisting?
That is my bad on the terminology I used. My response was thinking about starting over, not the end goal. Obviously, you are much more educated and well-versed overall on this topic than I am. Based on your research and what you said, I would agree with you that the end goal is total...- Chase0109
- Post #57
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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2025 NM draw results
Expected all red like everybody else. Successful- Elk 36 ML. Drew back in 2021 and got a bull. Super excited to be heading back to an even better unit this year!- Chase0109
- Post #228
- Forum: Tag, Applications, Maps & E-Scouting
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End of Grizzly Delisting?
I think we’ll have to agree to disagree on this one. I’m certainly no expert when it comes to regulatory and political processes. But because this is a EO, I believe it can be overturned by courts, or the next president. So I wouldn’t be surprised if this is it zero sum game with no actual...- Chase0109
- Post #52
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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End of Grizzly Delisting?
As Someone who deals with the bald and golden eagle act, the migratory bird treaty act, and the wild bird conservation act on a daily basis……….. I’m 100% on board! 👏 I know this is gonna bring some bad things along with the good. But I believe our current regulatory system is so broken that the...- Chase0109
- Post #39
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Kansas Turkey Adventures
I was unsuccessful in the drawing. Which is what I was hoping for! I knew I wouldn’t have time to hunt Kansas this spring. But I wanted the preference point to make sure I could draw it next year when I do have time. Unfortunately Kansas will not allow you to just apply for a point. I hope...- Chase0109
- Post #580
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Project 2025 and Conservation
I am firmly in the pessimistic/realistic camp on this topic of hunting and wildlife conservation/public lands. Hunting/wildlife conservation is the titanic, and we’ve already hit the iceberg. We’re sinking! Current wildlife conservation is just slowing down the bleeding. I appreciate and...- Chase0109
- Post #35
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Good for you Botswana
I think you need to be more specific. What you are talking about is how it is done in South Africa. Game is privately owned and can be sold, and often is. In Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mozambique, Tanzania, etc. the game is owned by the government who sets seasons and quotas. Not unlike our...- Chase0109
- Post #236
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Good for you Botswana
Thank you! Mozambique was an adventure from beginning to end. I hunted late October, and the rain season should’ve started late November. We got hit with a huge rainstorm the morning we left Tete. It took us over 30 hours to get to camp (12 is normal). we slept in a local village the first...- Chase0109
- Post #234
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Good for you Botswana
Thank you for the kind words. You may not have any interest in South Africa (I’ll never hunt SA). But if you do a little research on some of the more remote wild areas in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Botswana, and Tanzania(if your rich lol), You might get the bug. Mozambique and Zimbabwe are both...- Chase0109
- Post #232
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Good for you Botswana
I think desk pop did a great job of summarizing why the tuskless gene is not desirable in the population. Elephants need tusks for part of their feeding. Being tuskless is a genetic defect, and it requires them to steal food from elephants who have tusks. In a small normal percentage, like 3%...- Chase0109
- Post #230
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Good for you Botswana
I appreciate everything you do for Wyoming wildlife. Sometimes I agree with your opinions and sometimes I don’t. But on this topic, you are outside of your wheelhouse. One really cannot comprehend what a hunt is like over there until they actually do it. Saying “hunting in Africa” is like to...- Chase0109
- Post #147
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Dog tracking system
I think it boils down to functionality you want/need from your remote. I run two GWP‘s year round for hunting and work. I like Garmin systems. The TT 15 or TT 25 collars will both work great. You can get the TT 15 for about $100 less than the TT 25. For remote I really like the Garmin 550...- Chase0109
- Post #8
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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Best Dog Crate for Truck Bed?
I don’t know that there is a best. But I’ve been using a pair of Dakota 283 kennels for the last 3 years. They will last my lifetime and beyond. Extremely well built. My dogs have logged over 40,000 miles cross country in them. Reasonable cost, worth the investment. Chase- Chase0109
- Post #4
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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New Mexico unit 51 setting my goal too high?
Hunted that unit in 2021. Pre scouted and killed a 5x5 herd bull with a group of cows. 1st rifle. The one piece of advice I can give is regarding roads. It doesn’t matter if they’re open or closed for motorized access. If they can get a vehicle on it the locals will be driving it. Plan on any...
