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Just pack for cold, muddy weather and watch the weather channel prior to going. In my opinion- you should ALWAYS have chains when in kaibab, come rain or snow you'll be prepare. My experience has been that is easy to shed layers, but is hard to get warm without starting a fire without scaring everything when you are out and about. I am sure you are like the rest of us who check every weather broadcast the days leading up to a hunt.

https://youtu.be/m6Qd7__DGU0 Seems unnessary to me but I've never used one. It's creative at the least.

Listen to Kidso. How often is the bear showing up on your cam? Calling it in will be your best bet either way. I find that a good # of the bears on my cams are territorially transient

Popcorn..... Waiting for the few on here that HAVE to share their LONG opinion on trail cams every time the subject comes up

killer deal- gonna go fast. Love mine

Pm sent

For a first time? Yes to get drawn and go tag one to take the edge off.

Because it's awesome. I have shot decent animals (nothing crazy big) but by far tagging a bear has been my favorite

II am not a pro like some of these people but I have found that when the wind is right- anything is possible. With the right wind and taking it slow it is amazing how close you can get.

video cams are like optics...you will spend 100-400 on a decent cam and then soon realize that if you really want to do a serious video you need an 700-1000 camera plus learn an editing program. Call the guys at Cameralandny and they will point you in the right direction. they got a great selection and usually have good black friday deals.

Congrats on the tag! I would say cursed. You've had a taste of the good tags.....soon you will fall into the same category with us shmucks that don't get drawn for years at a time you'll spend $$$$$$ on crappy CO hunts to get your fix. Yes I said it- suck it Colorado (or should i say smoke it!)

As it was explained to me- the daylong hours and multiple bag limits were done to reduce the number of lions in several units but especially in the units they were releaseing antelope. (Which is why it was mostly the southern units) The plan was to have it only for a limited time to minimize the impact. If what I was told is correct- this is not a surprise at all but was already explained during the commenting period prior to releasing the regs the first year they offered daylong hours.

Anyone got a good link? The one posted isn't working

All along the rim road

Sold this afternoon thanks for the interest.

Sold

That bull you got on there is a beauty. I want to get a non-typical more than anything but there is just something about a big symmetrical bull that's majestic

6k! Lost job and trying to make ends meet. Would appreciate it if you spread the word.....about the boat hahaha

that thing is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

usery sucks

The deer in kiabab are good examples of this especially the bucks after they 2pts. The does and spike/2 pts are really curious but generally keep a small distance. On the other hand I saw the biggest buck of my life up there trying to cross the road and ran almost 1/2 mile to the tree line without stopping. I also think the elk start to get more shy as the temperature drops. Like they know colder temps means they'll be bothered

$100 for: Education Good lunch Shooting instructions Spend time with like minded people A chance to evaluate an outfitting operation People spend a lot more than that at the bar and still leave hungry

Yes you keep the loyalty point.

Go on Ebay or Amazon. I prefer ebay...lots of options. Type in Universal Mud Flaps and they are MUCH cheaper than most places

Just all kinds of NO right there