idgaf

Are you going with andrew?

Wow! I've probably missed more animals than 75 percent of the people on here combined, before I figured out what to do.

That's my situation. I close my left eye and shoot right handed

If he was normal, yes. But he's Jim shocked.

Just presume 24b

Scout

For a 3500 dollar finders fee. He will tell you where it is.

Pics please

I don't think so, he just likes free stuff

Josh white His specialty is sheep

Me too. The line was 10 times longer than I have ever seen

@wildwoody dennis spill the goods!

Out of state archery tags sell out in a few minutes. Be prepared. I have that javelina tag as well

My nephew had the unit two weeks ago. Saw 11 bucks. 9 were branch antlered including 1 behemoth in 2.5 days of hunting.

It was 105 during my nephews hunt. He didn't complain.

They didn't charge him. Happened to me on my rio tag. I mentioned it here and got a call later that afternoon

You may not believe this. Helping my nephew on his junior hunt on Friday he takes a couple of shots at a giant coues. We split up and look for evidence of a hit. After five hours of looking, nothing. I decide to take a drainage back to the trucks. At dark, I was thinking of putting my headlamp on, when I step on a rattlesnake. Thinking fast or slow, idk, i dive off the snake into rocks 3 or 4 feet down and 6 feet away. Hitting my right side in those rocks and knocking my sidearm another 6 feet in front of me. I put it back in the holster, go a few yards father. Grab my headlamp and start looking for snakebites. Quick once over and I'm okay. Now fully dark and my headlamp properly placed on my head. I see a set of yellow eyes looking at me maybe 15' higher 40 or 50 yards down the drainage. I get closer, only watching the eyes the whole time with them moving out of sight a couple of times only to go back to back to it's perch. With me yelling at it the whole time I am now 20 yards away. My brother and nephew get back to the truck and give me a call. I tell them what I am looking at and my brothers yells SHOOT! Ironically, the pistol i brought was only for snakes. The heritage revolver with a 22 mag cylinder. With my brother on the phone, I pull the trigger back and click, again, click and again. Finally when I stopped aiming i get a round to go off. Peppering yellow eyes with rock shrapnel. It finally turns and I don't see yellow eyes anymore Now it gets dangerous. I go further and come to a dried out waterfall, 12 or 15 feet high with Cliffs on both sides. Instead of going back through snakes and demon eyes, i decide to scale down. Takes me awhile and couple of different descents only falling when I am 6 inches from the bottom. I get to the trucks, drop my pants and have my brother and nephew check for snake bites. I had my nephew google what north american animals have yellow eyes. There are two. Mt lions and raccoons. This wasn't a racoon. The next morning I find this on my boot. Oh and couple of days later, my nephew gets his first buck!

That's what she said. And pointed what appeared to be dried liquid stains. I felt the snake under my heel, but did not feel anything else.

My daughter. My snake expert said it was bite. Honestly, idk.

Hahaha. I wish. Two attractive nurses stabbing me in the butt, simultaneously, over multiple days.

I had a similar issue once. Ended up with rabies shots.

My friend was up there during the archery hunt, helping his cousin. I can give you his number. They were chasing a couple of tanks.

Congrats!

According to dennis(he's in Wyoming right now shooting whitetails and antelope) the lady that owns the property was going to sell the land to a grocery store. Btw our last fishing trip to woods canyon. He had a special lure, which I lost 4 of.

We were up there at the same time. The four guys i had conservations with all had mid-teens points. A couple were in the late 20/early thirties. I had 17 points.