flyfisher117
WKR
At this point I will forever say run just to make grown men upset on the internet.Haha. Because saying "use" or "wear" gear is so difficult.
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At this point I will forever say run just to make grown men upset on the internet.Haha. Because saying "use" or "wear" gear is so difficult.
If elk steaks tasted anything close to a beef ribeye. I'd buy wyoming out of cow elk tags.I grew up eating wild game and is what I am used to. So, that's what I eat most of the time. When beef is served, it is good, but can be very fatty. I actually prefer wild game!
No wild animal will EVER beat a well raised American steer.If elk steaks tasted anything close to a beef ribeye. I'd buy wyoming out of cow elk tags.
Crossbow hunters aren’t “real” bow hunters!
I raise beef and I disagreewho didn’t grow up eating wild game?
Go get the help you need. Bad beef is better than any wild game
As a guide, I 100% agreeToo much money is spent on precision rifle builds. It’s become common to believe you need a sub-MOA rifle. Most hunters can’t shoot up to that level of accuracy in the field. In fact, when tired, cold, out of breath, and shooting from a field position, most hunters can’t consistently hold 2 MOA.
Too much money is spent on precision rifle builds. It’s become common to believe you need a sub-MOA rifle. Most hunters can’t shoot up to that level of accuracy in the field. In fact, when tired, cold, out of breath, and shooting from a field position, most hunters can’t consistently hold 2 MOA.
Coyotes get blamed for bad management for both wildlife and for cattle. Had a rancher tell me yesterday that he lost a newborn calf to "a coyote". I kept my mouth shut but thought I bet he won't cull that sorry 1200 lb cow that can't fend off a 30 lb yote. That calf was dead long before the coyotes found it and that cow should have still stomped a mud hole in it.Coyotes put a big hurt on whitetail populations thus you should kill each and every 'yote you see.
I don't buy it, at least where I live in SW Wisconsin. Almost every animal has predators, which is good for that animal - it weeds out the sick and weak. We have lots of whitetails in my area and IMO the coyotes don't put much of a dent in the overall population. In fact, I believe we have more whitetails than we need, so good for the coyotes to help thin the herd.
Correct. My Tikka and Crispis come to mind,I am about to ruffle some feathers but just because its American made doesn't make it a better product.
What I have learned in life is every one has an opinion, take it with a grain of salt and make your own decision.
Say that going through airport security.Blood stains on a pack doesn’t reduce its function. You’re buying it to haul meat not look good.
True in both accounts. Jan 1 i was relieved to be done bird hunting. Here we are in February and I'm psyched for dog training season and testing to start up the end of March!My Unpopular opinion #2: by the end of season, no matter how it goes, I’m grateful to be done hunting. That feeling lasts about 30-45 days, then I’m excited again and looking forward to next season.
My Unpopular opinion #3: bait fishing sucks. It’s an excuse for lazy people to go out and drink beer somewhere other than sitting in their lazy boy.
It's funny, with hunter #'s dwindling how can hunting pressure be up? Maybe in certain areas that didn't used to see as many people because of tools like OnX. But that would mean other areas are lessening in pressure. They have to be with less hunting #'s.
Also, Rememeber when we used to celebrate things like Meateater for increasing adult onset hunters because they were increasing the amount of people that would be a support for hunters at the ballet box.....?
I grew up in MT, yes MT, and where we hunted you saw other hunters at every pull off in the woods. You went on to the next spot and hunted there. We shared. And we were successfull. I mean when I'm out hunting I'm in competition with the targeting species right? What's a little competition with another hunter?
It's funny, with hunter #'s dwindling how can hunting pressure be up? Maybe in certain areas that didn't used to see as many people because of tools like OnX. But that would mean other areas are lessening in pressure. They have to be with less hunting #'s.
Also, Rememeber when we used to celebrate things like Meateater for increasing adult onset hunters because they were increasing the amount of people that would be a support for hunters at the ballet box.....?
I grew up in MT, yes MT, and where we hunted you saw other hunters at every pull off in the woods. You went on to the next spot and hunted there. We shared. And we were successfull. I mean when I'm out hunting I'm in competition with the targeting species right? What's a little competition with another hunter?
Andrew is right.Hunter numbers aren’t dwindling
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