I would approach it (as an engineer), 1 climate( water saturation seasonally) 2 soil stratification. Dirt on clay makes for slip planes, 3 underlying rock and bedding direction and dip.
Without a toe buttress an open slope like that is likely to move given time. A little bit every year or all...
when I was taking a wildlife management class in the 70s, the prof said the only way control populations was to issue tags specifically for every target. Nobody has proposed a target area for trophy mulies. Similar to the Elkhorns, issue a limited draw for MD does in a district and a limited...
A problem I see on kitties is that the number of hunters with dogs is limited in a given area. After they kill a few they lose interest and really are just in it for the chase. On top of that the ones they choose to kill is usually limited to the biggest males.
For a program of controlling...
I watch what they post and what their controlling attitude is. I'm not a fan but you knew that. There are possible changes but I have no desire to be in Colorado or Wyoming. If you do - move.
I live in the summer range. Hunting season is for at least half is in the summer range. For elk counts which is usually only 1-2 days is on the winter range. I'm not aware of any deer studies. During the winter months I would bet the deer are either on on a ranch or in the trees where you can't...
The biologist have to have feet on the ground but my research has shown that not happening nor is their interaction with those that live in those areas that see things every day, year after year. I see more boat floaters than ground pounders.
I hunt 318, 350. 322, 380s. Through the early 90s there were hundfeds of deer - everywhere. In the 60s, outdoor life had articles of trophy mule deer in area 350.
In about 1994, they disappeared. I found skeletons of bucks, does and fawns in draws and gulches. Not around water like you see in...
I find it interesting that a decline in mule deer in regions 6 and 7 is a calamity while a near eradication of mule deer in region 300 between the 80s and present is of no concern.
In the late 80s I saw 100-200 deer per day. I haven't seen a buck of any kind since 2005. I have seen a few...
After the end of my first marriage (6 months) I found women could tell you what you wanted to hear for about 6 months. It wasn't until the second elk season that their true nature bounced to the top.
I'm working on 50 years with a woman that we share everything including hunting. The tough...
My concern is the boys over at Hunt talk really like the Colorado seasons. They have been talking about shorter seasons for a number of years. I really don't trust anything they would come up with.
The muleys have been in trouble since the early 90s and mt fwp doesn't seem to recognise any of...
Up to 25, I was attracted to shiny objects - much like a fish. After that I looked for pleasant looking but common interests and compatable beliefs. By 26 I had exhausted my curiosity and rarely even dated. I learned early that the really attractive ones were nice to look at - ( no closer than...
I have killed a number of them but I usually wait for a year to determine if they have breedable characteristics. If not - out they go.
She is a farm/ ranch girl. This is the life on the farm. There isn't room for emotion. I admire her guts to lay it out there.
Active claims are on the BLM - SR 2000 database. You can search from a number ways. Where the gold is should be available from the Idaho Geologic Survey. I know there is a publication by Staley that might meet your needs.
There are interesting deposits near Murray, on and near the St Joe...
Some interesting points. Living in the west, I can only remember gutting deer on flat ground a couple times - years ago when I was young and indestructable.
Now I tie the elk heads to a tree to keep everything from sliding down the hill, flip them over on their back and tie a leg to keep them...