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Backfire TV (YouTube gun channel) says liberals have destroyed hunting
"Never point your gun at anything you don't intend to shoot" pretty much covers people dressed in any color.- JM77
- Post #25
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Forest Service Issues ‘E-Bike’ Guidance
The last time I busted my ass walking in several miles to hunt the Forest "non-motorized trail", we were greeted two days in a row in there by one of @BuzzH compadres in his full size truck. So much for wildlife disturbance.- JM77
- Post #253
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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SF088 Contact House TRW
The system will change eventually to provide less or no PP tags and more or all random. How that is accomplished is anyone's guess. -
SF088 Contact House TRW
Even if the bill passed, bonus points would not have been in place for this year. -
SF088 Contact House TRW
Maybe one random bull moose tag for nr if last years quota is the same. None in sheep draw. -
WY considering legislation to prosecute posting public land as private.
I support this obviously, but the bill was greatly watered down by the amendment which gives the landowner a mulligan by requiring prior notice by an LEO that signage is improper. We as sportsman don't get that luxury. If you violate statute or regulation there is no "get out of jail free card"...- JM77
- Post #6
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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SB 298 - Crossbow bill rears its ugly head
Not true, no matter what the number is, you have a quota. -
SB 298 - Crossbow bill rears its ugly head
Even in Montana, if a hunter kills an elk in archery, they are done. If not, they can grab a rifle later, correct? Same as Wyoming. Your argument is wrong. -
SB 298 - Crossbow bill rears its ugly head
That's not correct. Wyoming has both general and LQ areas. Same numbers of hunters every year unless quotas are raised or more residents buy general. We are not a "choose your weapon state. The tag is good for both seasons, except 5 areas that are type 1 or 9 with no carryover. It's a foolish... -
SB 298 - Crossbow bill rears its ugly head
How ridiculous. Wyoming has better elk hunting than most and crossbows in archery haven't made any difference. You kill in archery, you're done. If not you grab a rifle and hunt. How does that change anything? -
SB 298 - Crossbow bill rears its ugly head
Then have that 10 yr old pack the crossbow in the field and see how that goes. It works in Wyoming because if a hunter fills during special archery, they aren't in the field hunting during rifle season. Look back into harvest surveys past 10 years and you will see no appreciable difference in... -
Wyoming Corner Crossing Bill
Initially when Buzz and I discussed this bill at the beginning of the session, we thought such a ridiculous piece of crap of a bill would get filed in a drawer and die a slow death. Apparently the Wyoming House had other plans. Now we won't be taking anything for granted!- JM77
- Post #42
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Finally an equitable balance between resident and non resident shed hunting access.
Yeah right, with ATVs and baseball bats, just like the Director said. This is total nonsense.- JM77
- Post #60
- Forum: Shed Antlers
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Finally an equitable balance between resident and non resident shed hunting access.
This is nothing more than using legislation to solve a problem caused by passing legislation to solve a problem that never existed.- JM77
- Post #28
- Forum: Shed Antlers
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Wildife Task force 90-10, etc.
If stating a simple fact is "scornful posture" to you, so be it. Someone else will gladly hunt in your place. -
Wildife Task force 90-10, etc.
Meanwhile, all those willing to pay are licking their lips thinking about how many more tags they will draw. -
Wyoming Conservation Groups
Where were they on the corner cross case in Carbon County? 🙈🙉🙊 -
CWD - Seeing is Believing
Given our local area has a somewhat static prevalence rate from mainly hunter killed bucks of around 30%, increasing harvest on mature bucks means roughly 7 out of 10 bucks killed is disease free. In the end, IF it really lowers prevalence rates, we still have CWD on the landscape. Until game...- JM77
- Post #28
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Wyoming looks toward hunting agreement with tribes.
I am interested to see where the definition of "unoccupied " lands falls. SCOTUS sent that back to the state to resolve. Also, I'm curious if the Arapaho treaty did not include hunting terminology, what happens with that.
