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Oregon trail was the best. I also played it on the school computers. I still remember praying that my wagon would make those river crossings 😆

I moved away from HOAs 4 years ago and will never move back to one. You should have the freedom to do what ever you want with your property. Even if someone in your neighborhood is an idiot and doesn't take care of their yard or parks a extra car on the street. That should be their right as a home owner.

So cool man, I'm always looking for cool relics from the past. So far nothing but a few horse shoes

This happened to me yesterday for my new ranger as well. I received that "no decal" tag, but still haven't received my license plate, even though it has one listed on my registration. I haven't called yet, but sounds like it won't be easy to resolve.

Fingers crossed he makes his way back to 34b in August

Very nice!!! Thanks for sharing.

Awesome, that is one of the bigger ones I've seen. I know which gate that is as well.

Got my wife's and mine 7e late bull and my pronghorn 34a/b archery tag yesterday!!!

That is cool, jealous that you're out there looking for gold, while I'm still just thinking about it. Did you find anything around it while dredging?

How much for just the throw lever?

I'm just curious, in your opinion why has the value of gold gone up so much? It just seems like it's not something a lot of people flash around so much any more. And if shoot hit the fan to where people are fighting for survival, I don't see the value there as well. More of a global value I guess?

Yea definitely going to be fun looking them over and making some stalks. I just feel really lucky to be have an opportunity to chase them.

Yup, I have the same scope and it's awesome. Good deal.

Very lucky year for me. 3rd bull tag in a row for me(2018 early archery, 2019 late rifle and now late rifle) granted they been in the less desirable 7e, but Im figuring that unit out and just happy to have a chance at a bull. The best part is a archery antelope tag in unit 10 with 3 points!!!! That was shocking. Congrats to everyone else lucky enough to start planning elk/antelope hunts this year.

That's really cool, hope you keep us updated on your restoration progress.

Keep an eye on CL and offer up. I found a big buddy for 50 bucks on offer up a while back.

So my pop-up got snowed in at 7E during this past late bull hunt. I'm curious if anyone has been in the area north of the peaks off FSR 514. How does the 514 and near by roads look now? Has the new snow in the area been bad? I'm planning on heading up to retrieve it tomorrow. Fingers crossed its still ok. Thanks for any information.

Haha, I thought you said where not why when I first read this. I set it up before the storm rolled in thinking it was in a accessable spot to get to even with snow, but I was wrong. For the first 3 days of the hunt I was in a air bnb house with the family, but planned to stay in pop up the rest of the hunt once the family went back to school/work. Well I didn't choose a good spot with 3 to 4 foot snow drifts over the road leading to it.

Congrats

Definitely pre rut going on down in the southern units with smaller bucks. Watched a forky chase a doe around for a while, and a decent 2x2 with about 10 does, gathering them together. Can't wait to see the big boys show up and take over.

Thanks guys

Congrats on your bull and all the awesome other bulls here. On a side note to the 6.5 CM discussion, I killed my bull at 615 yards with him bedded quartering away with 143 eldx. I shot twice but according to my friend probably didn't need the second shot. He never got up, his head went back and down and a couple kicks later was stoned dead. With that said, we never did find the exact impact hole on him, I think it hit the base of neck somewhere, hitting an artery, because the amount of blood in that area and thicker hide there which can hide a hole easier. Also crazy amount of blood that came out of him while cleaning him up. We probably would have spent more time looking for a hole but it was late and cold so in a hurry to get out of there.

Between hwy 180 and hwy 89 climbing around the craters. It was a pain hiking in that snow but our 8 mile hike paid off.

Wow 7e wasn't that bad but still pretty bad. If you ventured on any type on incline or decline you were probably getting stuck. We helped a few trucks get out and were helped as well. What helped make it fun was tagging my first bull!!!