I was at my South Texas deer lease this morning and saw this 7’ long Indigo snake catch and eat a 5’ bull snake right in front of the porch. It was pretty wild. My daughter had 5 friends from school down and they got to see it too, they didn’t seem to traumatized.
You could see the...
I have not shot very many animals myself since my wife and kids started hunting, but I have certainly facilitated a great deal of hunting for them and the kids friends over the last few years. But I did kill a couple decent bucks a few years ago.
I can see myself riding this beast up the mountain, crossbow in one hand, Miller Latte in the other, hot on the trail of a “slammer” bull…and I would definitely just be in a loin cloth, boots, spurs and pit vipers. Just hammerin’ bro!
Some public hunting, mostly private on a place I lease/manage but it probably beats a political argument.
Season started like always with doves, we had a big group down and killed a bunch of birds, my kids held their own:
Then two nephews came down and got a couple of nice early season...
They are really neat looking deer, there are a decent number of them in Texas - I think for a while they were not allowed to be shot even on high fence places in Texas. “Pere David’s deer”. Good luck!
True…but I believe Utah is about to hit my limit. I have 9 or 10 points for most species there, I’ll apply another year or so, maybe hunt general deer just to see some new country then just let the rest of points go - odds are not good anyways.
They could probably double the fees again and double the number of NR tags from the current quota and still have a line for the next year. Lots of folks want to hunt and are willing to spend $$$ in it.
You’ll probably be fine - but jets and gaskets are really cheap (probably get a bowl gasket and main jet for $20 at jets r us) probably a good idea to at least take one with you in case your machine struggles at that elevation.
How high of elevation are you going? My carbureted 400cc 2002 Honda foreman does just fine below 11k without re-jetting and I’ve run it over Pearl Pass in Colorado at 12,700’ with both my wife and I on it and I’m a big guy- very noticeable power loss over about 11,000 though.
If your...