Sorry I offended you, old man. Literally nothing about my post could have been taken as inflammatory. I was just seeing if anyone had any words of advice before I left. I did go out and put boots on the ground and learned what I could in the short period of time that I had. Hope your day gets...
Tomorrow is our last day. Have seen tons of hens but no Toms. Had a guy tell me he saw a Tom crossing a road, but other than that, no luck, no gobbles or anything. Tempted to try a new area in the am, but hard to leave an area with so many turkeys. Feel like there has to be Toms here, just don’t...
Pharmacist here. Wish I had more travel options, but it's just not a thing for pharmacy due to saturation of the job market. Wife is a nurse, so it would be awesome to be able to travel together.
I killed my first elk last year and attribute a lot of my success to elk 101. Could’ve found the info elsewhere, but it is consolidated into an easy to digest and well organized form that I could listen to while driving.
Whatever you do, I would definitely go with zero turn. I'm on about 2 acres, and I have a John Deere x350 lawn tractor. I definitely wish I would've gone with the zero turn now just to save time and to get into tight spots.
Like the title says, I will be in Colorado next week to visit family and I will have the opportunity to hunt turkey for 3-4 days. I have experience hunting easterns on private land in TN, but no experience at all hunting turkey in the west, so this will be a new experience for me, and I have...
Thanks for the response. Would you think scouting the saddle first in order to not waste time hunting it with no fresh sign or not risk entering the area beforehand and disturbing elk and setting up over the saddle in the morning, then if no activity, scout it mid day and move on if needed?
Hey everyone, I've been lurking here the past couple of years, and have yet to post but have done a ton of reading and learning. This year, I hunted CO OTC for the second year and as my second ever elk hunt, and was successful! I credit ya'll here at Rokslide for a lot of the learning that I've...