Jcubed

Fun to watch!

Well, he is batting 1.000 regarding the law.

Andrew, Amazing story and adventure! It has been a pleasure getting to know you. JLG is the man, as you know! Please keep us updated on your adventures in AK (say hello to your dad)! If you want to go coues hunting again, you know who to call... Congrats again and enjoy the meat!

Mmmmmmmmm yummy. I'm hungry!

Me too...

Need more sausage for camp next year! Good luck John!

Good luck John!

Interesting indeed...

Good to hear. I was getting ready to drive up. Pack is still in the garage. Get some rest!

Thanks for the kind words John. I'm glad you and Andrew got it done and were safe.

Christmas present!

Thanks for everything John...it ain't too bad being a glasser!

This board would explode with increasing tags by 2x. Just go back and look at the threads regarding t he most recent price changes.

Good times John. RNC is where it's at! Good company and fun times.

Pretty cool...found one off the rim not too long ago. Also, one in 6b. Always wonder about the stories behind them. It does always make me stop and realize how precious the small moments in life are...

You might be creating the opposite effect by doing that. If G&F sees high harvest rates they might think the unit holds more deer than it really does since guys are doing so well... thus increasing the amount of tags. Who knows. I always fill it out honestly. I prefer to have accurate info when I review success rates for a particular hunt or when browsing through the MRS in eastmans. Does more harm than good to lie on the survey.That is EXACTLY what will happen. You would think that someone so concerned with the number of tags given out would take the time to get familiar with formulas in the biannual guidelines that the Department uses to set the number of tags, but I guess it's just easier to complain than to actually participate in the process. Hunter success is one of the three variables that go into the equation. Higher hunter success can mean more tags issued because it is interpreted to mean that the unit is underutilized. Good post uglydude...it is far easier to complain than to actually do the research to understand the process. Oh well...

Statistics are complicated...

You never know Couescrazy...you just never know

Yeah, I have spent a bit of time up there. But you are the expert.

Don't try and bring numbers, math, and logic into the bashing threads...it will get you nowhere quick. But I do appreciate your efforts and thanks for the numbers!

So let me get this straight... Wildlife professionals set the tag limits based on science and unit populations... Now it is the hunters fault? Do we blame the elk next????

Hunt harder. And FYI, you can hunt coyotes year round....literally. So get out there

Bump for a good man to deal with...

Tbd atm

And bump again for new friends...