I’ve mentioned it before, but it’s a fun hunt but not a trophy hunt as you probably already know. Numbers are down along with size even from four years ago, but if you glass a lot and cover ground, you’ll still find elk, usually in small groups or singles. Glass all day if you can and pick apart...
Carnivore absolutely works for people I know on it. I saw a video just yesterday that made a ton of sense. It said for optimal health, don’t eat anything that wasn’t on the earth 200 years ago or anything that has a list of ingredients on it. Makes a lot of sense really. I will do going carb...
I’m sure there are a lot of variables involved in this, but is recovery generally pretty good in these kind of situations where sheep populations have traditionally done well or is it a pretty long recovery?
I love being able to get a breaks archery permit every year. But 100%, the amount of archery permits and the advancement in archery gear is the main factor with fewer and smaller bulls. Even half the archery permits issued currently is probably too much there. Should probably cut rifle bull...
Well, if internet reports are accurate, Colorado mule deer is few notches below Montana. But if you draw a good unit, scout hard, and hunt the whole season, you could have a chance at a muley resembling a mediocre coues deer. 😉
I think the incidental take from antelope hunters would be very minimal although it certainly happens. It seems that such a high % of rifle antelope tag holders hunt opening week/weekend and they’re done. Probably a handful of youth hunters killing bucks on the family antelope hunt most likely.
I’ve been a bit more encouraged about the potential for positive change in deer management the last few months. I’ve started seeing a few more posts on Facebook here in NE MT addressing the need for change and a couple smaller groups popping up talking about it more. I can’t help but think a lot...