The tag or the animal?
We have drawn our tags every year for the last 32 years except for the covid year when my hunting partner didn't purchase a hunting license that is required to put in or the hunt. We do the HAM's hunt, handgun, archery, muzzle loader.
I have a friend whose group...
Whitetail and mule deer are not hard to kill as long as you put that bullet into the right place. Most cup and core bullets will work just fine on them.
It has been said that African animals like to cling to life but I have had no problems with them except for a couple where I didn't do the...
I had been putting in for Wyoming for a number of years along with Arizona and Utah. Arizona and Utah require a "qualifying" license but since I hunt javelina down in Arizona every year and have a lifetime license in Utah it is no extra cost for me. I realized a number of years of how dumb I...
For a few of my rifles I'll load factory blems or cheap bullets for practice. When I am forming rounds for my 7-30 Waters I'll use blems or cheaper bullets. This round takes a 30-30 case, blows out the shoulder and necks down the neck from .30 to 7mm. I have also found that my loads for...
There are only 4 grades if diesel fuel
#1 which works best in cold climates.
#2 for most if not all vehicles. Light and heavy trucks and farm machinery.
#4 for heavy industrial use or low speed engines.
And then biodiesel.
I'm not counting bunker fuel that large ships use.
Cetane levels...
Anymore off and on road diesel is exactly the same diesel fuel except for the red dye in the off road.
I've heard that they add the dye when the truck is loaded and I have heard that they add it at the stations.
I know a number of pickup truck owners who run the red dye in their diesel...
Wyoming like most states for non residents is totally draw. There are units that you may be able to draw every year and then there are units that it will take you a dozen or more years.
For me I'll have a muzzle loader deer tag in Utah from my lifetime license. I'll also put in for a...
A number of people have problems with the Weatherby's velocity where they have to push the pressure envelope and when you do that changes in temperature can cause problems.
Shooting on a nice cool day and you'll have zero problems, increase that temperature 20-30 degrees and you might.
Not...
Good luck.
Even the best outfitter may strike out getting a hunter onto a 80"+ pronghorn in the best of all areas. And when they do the shots may be very long.
The big problem is replying to a new member who contacts you saying that they have just what you want.
Sad thing is that forum owners can't really do anything to stop them. A couple forums that I am on require xx amount of post and yy amount of time before they can even send a DM. But even that...
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