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Nevada has some tech restrictions a lot of people aren't expecting. No game cams after July 1st, no thermal/NODs hunting at all, even for coyotes, etc.
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In Wyoming, it is illegal to hunt or shoot from a public road or highway, defined to include the road surface, the area between fences, or within 30 feet of an unfenced road's edge.
Bummer for Coyote hunting but awesome for everything else.Nevada has some tech restrictions a lot of people aren't expecting. No game cams after July 1st, no thermal/NODs hunting at all, even for coyotes, etc.
I can't wrap my head around leaving a scrotum naturally attached to a quarter for evidence of sex on an antlerless tag for a bull with less than 5" antlers. I guess the idea is just to prove that it's the same animal in combination with the skull cap, it's just so weird. lol^^^ Anterless is any antler that is 5" or less
Page 16 of the Regs. Even discusses the EoS if you shoot a young male with less than 5”
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I was reading this before the season, along with the antler point restrictions in the unit I was hunting. Had an encounter with a spike that had antlers shorter than/similar to the length of the ears. With an either sex tag, does that mean that would be a legal elk (assuming those spikes are <5")?^^^ Anterless is any antler that is 5" or less
Page 16 of the Regs. Even discusses the EoS if you shoot a young male with less than 5”
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Yes, you would just notch the antlerless part of the tag, retain EOS as per the regulations, and pack out the head.I was reading this before the season, along with the antler point restrictions in the unit I was hunting. Had an encounter with a spike that had antlers shorter than/similar to the length of the ears. With an either sex tag, does that mean that would be a legal elk (assuming those spikes are <5")?
That's in most states and is for most livestock...In Wyoming you need a brand inspection if taking a horse or mule across county lines.