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Your Personal Wounding Rate- Archery Elk
50 $*)Q!#@$ percent. Which is why I don't archery hunt anymore. It started as zero percent, then the last 3 elk weren't recovered and I stopped. It might be ethical for some people, but not for me.- Irrelevant
- Post #67
- Forum: Elk
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West coast salmon recovery
a good reaction to it. https://alaskawatchman.com/2024/09/27/opinion-pollock-trawling-is-screwing-alaskans/- Irrelevant
- Post #366
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Great Social Media posts?
From what I've seen the last week, this is more like HuntTalk It's really a shame that the quality of conversation has deteriorated to this level.- Irrelevant
- Post #6,237
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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The King's Elk -- Op-ed in Wyofile
WA allows every to elk hunt every year regardless of who you are or where you live. If you value hunting over harvest, the experience over the result, then no, it's serving it very well. If they managed for success you'd be lucky to draw more than 2-3 elk tags in your life. I can see where...- Irrelevant
- Post #100
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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The King's Elk -- Op-ed in Wyofile
Look at how they manage now. It's almost the complete opposite of every other Western state. They promote the ability of everyone to go hunting every year, while significantly hampering the likelihood of success. There's no way we could handle the current resident pressure under anything that...- Irrelevant
- Post #97
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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The King's Elk -- Op-ed in Wyofile
You completely missed the point. But feel free to keep ranting on WA elk hunting, I agree, it's terrible.- Irrelevant
- Post #93
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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The King's Elk -- Op-ed in Wyofile
Wait, did you have to apply for that general tag or do all NRs get the same opportunity as every R to buy a tag OTC every year to hunt elk in WA? F if that doesn't sounds pretty damn democratic.- Irrelevant
- Post #91
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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The King's Elk -- Op-ed in Wyofile
very true. Also, great post.- Irrelevant
- Post #90
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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The King's Elk -- Op-ed in Wyofile
It actually holds a lot of water, but arguing with an attorney is futile, I've never met one that wasn't convinced they were right about everything under the sun. Though it begs a reminder that 50% of all attorneys are wrong in every situation. You haven't read many accounts from outfitters? I...- Irrelevant
- Post #84
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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The King's Elk -- Op-ed in Wyofile
It is also, clearly, hypocritical from an ideological standpoint.- Irrelevant
- Post #81
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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The King's Elk -- Op-ed in Wyofile
I don't know, but most of what I've seen is that NR were more. That is clearly the case now, but I've never read anything that articulates that perspective historically, though it could be true. In general, from what I've read, which I'll admit, is rather limited, regulations used to be less...- Irrelevant
- Post #79
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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The King's Elk -- Op-ed in Wyofile
count me in the camp that doesn't support the current allocation of wildlife for all the same reasons that I do support federal public lands.- Irrelevant
- Post #75
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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The King's Elk -- Op-ed in Wyofile
You're ignoring reality. You said it never existed, when in fact, it did exist for 50+ years.- Irrelevant
- Post #74
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Garage Sale - Bozeman tomorrow 8/10 .. Yuuuge
...you have a lot of shit!- Irrelevant
- Post #60
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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The King's Elk -- Op-ed in Wyofile
Idaho did not start limiting the number of non-resident hunters for deer and elk until 1972. edit: http://wildlife.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/50YearsOfGameManagement.pdf pg. 9- Irrelevant
- Post #72
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Be honest
So it's not about who's the best at something, but who's the best while selfishly ignoring their family to pursue their own aspirations? Got it Long before the US had professional athletes competing you had State sponsored programs not just paying people to train and compete and calling it...- Irrelevant
- Post #142
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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More bear hunting in California
https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2024-07-21/black-bear-hunting-california-environment I've been off the ME bandwagon for a long time now. But I have to admit that Renella, when he's not trying to line his pockets by exploiting a public resource, is a very eloquent speaker for the hunting...- Irrelevant
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- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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West coast salmon recovery
But it happens every year. Every. Single. Year. there is a temperature barrier that sets up at the mouth of the Okanogan. The current water temperature of the Okanogan river is trending almost perfectly with the 20 year the MEAN, the period over which these giant leaps and gains have occurred...- Irrelevant
- Post #363
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Good writing
Again, trying to keep it short and if possible, available free online (with a link).- Irrelevant
- Post #38
- Forum: Movie and Book Review
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West coast salmon recovery
That article is pretty misleading. Yes there is an issue on the Okanogan, which could partially be solved by removing the Eolan dam, but it's also just the nature of the beast, the geograph (and geology) that created prime habitat for sockeye, these large inland lakes connected to low gradient...- Irrelevant
- Post #360
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
