I always tear a dollar bill in half and shove it into the back of the mouth. Easy to match the halves up for the warden if necessary.I grew up in Alaska, where the head and antlers have to come out of the field after all the meat has been salvaged. After moving to Colorado, I assumed that rule was the same (it isn't). When I shot my biggest mulie, I stashed my spent brass deep in the throat of the deer, and left a note asking people not to steal it before I came back for it. I figured the brass would clear up any questions if I saw someone else with the head in their camp. Damn shame someone would have the audacity to steal this out of someone's camp. Hopefully they are caught and run out of town on a rail.
It would be epic if you did this, they match it up, give you your animal back then hand you a citation for defacing US currency.I always tear a dollar bill in half and shove it into the back of the mouth. Easy to match the halves up for the warden if necessary.
Guess I should switch to pesos.It would be epic if you did this, they match it up, give you your animal back then hand you a citation for defacing US currency.
Do I think it would happen? No but it would be funny if it did.
Yes.Would a hunter be so stupid to think they could claim an animal of that caliber and have no one question them?
Ever golfed? Better not be leaving a Pro V1 laying aroundMan, maybe it's time to take up golf.
Randy
Some critters are big enough to leave your DNA. I call them double mounters. Once on the wall and once, well… nevermind.All yall worried about carrying some BOAL DNA, hate to give away the goods.
But best method is leaving your DNA on the Boal...