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ID Primary Election and Public Lands
His interview with Idaho Public TV was gold. No plan to replace and the property tax revenue he wants to axe besides a consumption tax and most of the states functions can be performed by the church. Does Labradouche have a real chance a losing? -
Prescribed Burn Arrest
Little late to this thread, I've been on fires in North/Central ID where we were escorted most places by the national guard with local militias keeping an eye on us. This year we had a strike team of structure engines from around the state ready to head for Salmon when the Moose fire kicked off...- flatcoat
- Post #110
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Show me your Subaru
In all seriousness I snagged the highest end trim Outback a few years back when trucks were getting hyperinflated with 30K on it for 20K. As much as I wanted a Taco, used ones were going for twice that. I yanked a stuck Tundra out of a moon dust dozer path I'd come and gone on in the South...- flatcoat
- Post #65
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Looks like it's going to be warm in western WY next week
That's a bit of a stretch.- flatcoat
- Post #10
- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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Idaho Cow Elk Unit 66 (November 1-15): Advice Needed
There are a fair number of resident elk, and as stated lots of migratory once weather hits. I can't reiterate enough how slick that place can be. We got 3/4" of rain overnight and I'm sure the road past HQ is toast for a while. There's no shortage of people and stock, wear orange and identify... -
Cheyenne Pro's and Cons
Pros: There's a song about it. Cons: Its basically the front range. -
Planning and Zoning in the West
I just bailed on living in Teton County, ID. For several reasons the juice was no longer worth the squeeze. I sat vice chair on the local housing authority etc. I still commute there for work, in public service. Teton County just passed its new county code with a lot of controversy and without...- flatcoat
- Post #3
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Any hunttalkers dealing with rheumatoid arthritis?
Been feeling off for a few months now, saw some MD's in August and the day before archery season opened up was 'diagnosed' with RA (based on symptoms + labs.) Apparently I'm in the middle of a flare up. Soonest I could find a rheumatologist opening is December and I have to travel to another...- flatcoat
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Things dogs eat …
My setter found a weed gummy not long ago while passing by a campsite on a trail where local s(k)ids like to party. Thankfully my buddies pointerdoodle found one in the south hills last fall so I was aware of the symptoms. He went for a good ride for 12 hours. Back to normal 48 hours later...- flatcoat
- Post #19
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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Hottest opener ever?
I’m currently standing about 8000 feet in in my zone in SE Idaho. These elk rut notoriously early, day one is usually game on. It’s been apathetic chuckles and a bugle or two. Another member of our camp saw 3 young bulls tootling around together in full velvet with no interest in cows. Rubs... -
Best hunting sidearm?
I own a G20, M&P 10mm, and Xdme Compact 10mm. I like the way the Xdme carries and shoots the best. YMMV. -
It's best to check out an Outfitter's reputation before you book a hunt.
Old news about Forest. I was at a wedding a few years back at the park adjacent to his property and he emerged out of his trailer and paraded around butt ass naked for all, kids included, to see. Weird guy.- flatcoat
- Post #59
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Idaho Early Season Elk Hunt
Nice work, that's an interesting/difficult tag to figure out here. -
Pooping in the Woods - A question of thresholds
The ex worked seasonally gardening in JH. 4/10's and the billionaires didn't dare allow the peasants to use their facilities. The ladies on that crew would take great pride in the restroom arrangements they would create in some billionaires yard. I always got a chuckle knowing some hippie chicks...- flatcoat
- Post #101
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Small/mid-size trucks, best all around
23' Chevy Colorado (sigh) looks interesting. Trail Boss package is overdue. Anyone have experience with that 2.7L engine? Apparently in the 1500 it got worse MPG than the V8.- flatcoat
- Post #142
- Forum: Hunting Rigs - Truck Talk
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English cocker spaniel
Cockers are the cutest fad in Upland Hunting. I'd go Springer since it sounds like you want a flushing dog with an off switch. YMMV and a cocker will get you lots of social media followers.- flatcoat
- Post #32
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Idaho resident capped elk tags 2022
System seemed to do its normal crashing etc this year. Dropping a sixer and my info at the fly shop last night got my tag done per usual stress free. -
Talk to me about lightening storms in the mountains
Not only do the metal Phelps bugle tubes sound good, they come alive in the thick of electrical storms...Anyone else get caught in the remnants of that tropical storm that shot north and hit ID/UT/WY Septemebr 3rd last year? I've had plenty of fly rods vibrate on me, when I worked for Sage a...- flatcoat
- Post #4
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Dog Food
I'm a pretty big fan of NutriSource. I've had good luck with Victor in the past. My highest maintenance (and best hunter) only tolerates Royal Canin at 90$ a bag 😫 The influencers are pushing Inukshuk hard.- flatcoat
- Post #19
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Dog got sprayed by a skunk
Careful with the H202 on or around mcus membranes. It can burn lips, noses, eyes etc. Otherwise works great on their coat. Nature's miracle skunk removal is excellent for the face.- flatcoat
- Post #17
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
