muley224

Ive hunted the Catskills. Thick stuff ! Great old photos.

Weak fronts, short G 3's. 130 -135 range.

Buck Norris was struck and killed in Oregon. Identified by ear tag. Im sure is rack was not fully grown at this time. Google search to watch the local news story. They say that his son is around to carry on the gene pool. Son of Chuck.

Most of the time these old Model "T" parade cars are worth what someone will pay for them. Here is a nice Cpe for sale that really doesnt need anything for $13k OBO. My 1920 Pick up is totally restored and was on the Showroom floor of a local ford dealer for years and I cant get $9k for it. Gotta stick to my guns on the $2-$4k value.

What year and model ? The sport cpes and roadsters are the most popular. 4 door models not so much. I have this 1920 fully restored Model T pickup for sale for $9800.00. Ive been dealing in classics for 40 years. By the pics and condition probably between $2k - $4k. They are quite cheap to restore. Hope this helps.

Some good recipes online for Shepards pie.

George and Son. One in Scottsdale and one in Glendale.

I believe that to hunt Colorado it is required for all, at least it was last time I hunted there. I had taken it in NY in 1970 where it was mandatory.

Was up in 12aw and came across this new fenced in area. Had hundreds of flags, and numbered covered plants of some sort. Had an irrigation system from a bladder type system. Ran into a guy from game and fish in a water truck and he had no idea what it was. Any thoughts ?

For those familiar with 12aw winter range, it is down at the divide road headed to jump up, little springs, horse springs area. Where the 236 rd hits the 423. All brand new. May be Forest service project.

A friend of mine was hiking around 15 miles NE of Purgatory and heard some crashing from above. This is what he saw.

wishes and prayers for a speedy recovery.

OMG!!!! now that is the funniest thing I have heard in a long time.... wish I could agree with you but I don't see the humor if you read my last post you will understand. Im 35+ years myself. Sometimes laughter is the best medicine.

Bet that license holder is still waiting for a Sheep tag !

I agree with murfys69law. 180+

Have known Brian and his dad for many years. Went on my first and second lion hunts with him. One in the southern desert, and then in 12ae. He knew his stuff. Condolences to Bill and the entire family. He'll be in the happy hunting grounds above. RIP

You will definatly see a ton of deer ! Early migration in Oct. You will also see a ton of hunters ! Whole families from babies to grandparents.Lots of Blaze orange ! After the first weekend we had the area to ourselves. Dont be in a hurry to fill.

Drew that tag in 2010. If you need any info, let me know.Great migration corridor.

Sure looks alot like this Buck my friend harvested in 19A. Possibly same gene pool. Only we got this Buck in 1998. He netted 88" I believe that Tony Grimmett chased this buck and has him on video. Named him " Rambo"

Have taken a few bulls with my 7mm mag. 150 gr. ballistic tip boatails. Worked for me. Bullet placement helps with any round you shoot.

I agree with SirRoyal. My brother had that hunt 2 years ago and the Deer tag also that started the day after the cow hunt. Hunted the williams corner and saw some good bucks on the elk hunt and didnt see a cow till opening day of the deer hunt ! Lots of hunters. The roads are restricted travel and no one payed any attention to them. We packed in to a water hole at the end of a road that was closed. Had many hunters that ignored the road closures. I confronted one guy and he said that he didnt give a #@^% about the signs. My brother wishes now he would have spent The $60.00 for the Big Bo permit. Thats where I would go.

Eastmans rule of thumb that I read years ago for field judging goats is MPH..... easy to remember for them. Mass, Prongs, and hooks.

I'm witch ya ! 21 goat points and counting.

I'm sure that it is his bid of $499.00. Next bid would own them. Ebay trick.

Thanks, I understand that aspect. I am also there every year and find sheds. Usually though, it gets hit hard right after the majority drop. Especially the big sage cuts where the locals hit heavy on quads. Guess I was asking if anyone has been there this year to see the activity.