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Mature tree.

Thats going to leave a mark Not the way you want to start your elk hunt.

Who is the coueswhitetailer I just saw off the 260 who drove his black Chevy into a tree

you bring a propane lantern in your pack? My thoughts exactly. I'm rather confused as to how the two of you drew the conclusion the lantern is intended to be carried in a pack. By the time you crammed in all the previously mentioned items, target, multiple sets of boots and sneakers, water proofing spray, gators, a big breakfast, multiple rolls of toilet paper and even a pound of enjoyment in there simply wouldn't be room left for the lantern. It is a handy item to have back at the vehicle if you need to spend hours in the dark boning out an elk. You're gonna chase Elk for miles, kill one, then walk back to your truck for a lantern then back out to the kill? I'll stick with a small flashlightIn my experience it is generally easier to move the vehicle to the closest legal point and pack the shortest possible distance. I am also hunting with a partner. The one who shot it starts cutting, the other recovers the vehicle, and brings the lantern, pack frame and anything else needed back to the kill.I only shoot if they're close to the road I only shoot if they're close to FROM the road so I don't have to pack them out. Fixed it for you. We all know. No need to be coy...lol . Shooting from the road is no guarantee the animal will be close to the road

you bring a propane lantern in your pack? My thoughts exactly. I'm rather confused as to how the two of you drew the conclusion the lantern is intended to be carried in a pack. By the time you crammed in all the previously mentioned items, target, multiple sets of boots and sneakers, water proofing spray, gators, a big breakfast, multiple rolls of toilet paper and even a pound of enjoyment in there simply wouldn't be room left for the lantern. It is a handy item to have back at the vehicle if you need to spend hours in the dark boning out an elk. You're gonna chase Elk for miles, kill one, then walk back to your truck for a lantern then back out to the kill? I'll stick with a small flashlight In my experience it is generally easier to move the vehicle to the closest legal point and pack the shortest possible distance. I am also hunting with a partner. The one who shot it starts cutting, the other recovers the vehicle, and brings the lantern, pack frame and anything else needed back to the kill. I only shoot if they're close to the road

Roadhunter will give you a pound of enjoyment narc.

you bring a propane lantern in your pack? My thoughts exactly. I'm rather confused as to how the two of you drew the conclusion the lantern is intended to be carried in a pack. By the time you crammed in all the previously mentioned items, target, multiple sets of boots and sneakers, water proofing spray, gators, a big breakfast, multiple rolls of toilet paper and even a pound of enjoyment in there simply wouldn't be room left for the lantern. It is a handy item to have back at the vehicle if you need to spend hours in the dark boning out an elk. That "pound" of enjoyment is the only necessity I see on that list Lmfao! Word.

you bring a propane lantern in your pack? My thoughts exactly. I'm rather confused as to how the two of you drew the conclusion the lantern is intended to be carried in a pack. By the time you crammed in all the previously mentioned items, target, multiple sets of boots and sneakers, water proofing spray, gators, a big breakfast, multiple rolls of toilet paper and even a pound of enjoyment in there simply wouldn't be room left for the lantern. It is a handy item to have back at the vehicle if you need to spend hours in the dark boning out an elk. You're gonna chase Elk for miles, kill one, then walk back to your truck for a lantern then back out to the kill? I'll stick with a small flashlight

Ever tried to coordinate ANYTHING with the feds? He's got federal wildlife charges, federal wild horse and burro charges, and federal firearms coming his way. That means the Department had to deal with FBI, federal fish and wildlife, Dept. of Ag., Dept. of Interior, and ATF. I'm surprised it didn't take 40 years. Plus, if they kept discovering more and more as they dug deeper, then it would make sense that they'd want to have it all ready to go as one package before they busted his door down. Does that mean we shouldn't expect an answer on the case for the next 4-20 years Could easily take a couple years.

They still will be for the most part

you bring a propane lantern in your pack?

looks like a good way to bust my butt and break some high dollar equipment.

hotel

should have got a timney

ASU had opportunities over the past 10 years to hire stud coaches. they decided on Erickson and graham, sad.

Hard to believe that some have forgot.

I thought this was going to be a story by Loren McReynolds. Nice bulls.

Wtf is shooting out of its butt in that one pic disgusting

Millers has their trailer at forest lakes right now

That's garbage.

It's sad that this is even a possibility.... Happens more often on all species than you want to imagine

Ground checked it, wasn't good enough for that tag

I think it was in trophy hunter magazine after it happened.

It was 20 years ago must not have done much no one even knows about it which is too bad. Before the Internet you could be a douche bag. Now guys get bashed for dove hunting the wrong way.

some big names here but you wont see anyone talking shoot on their facebook pages like they will to this loren guy. sad. http://www.biggamehunt.net/news/11-sentenced-federal-wildlife-violations heck another guy is/was sponsored by hoyt with a big fat recent arizona game violation on his record