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Gear recommendations from the field
With lots of folks hitting the woods and putting to new gear to the test, thought I'd see what's working. Couple things that were new to me this year, although not new overall, that I thought were worth every penny were: - OnX maps on my iPhone. Wow, it made my Garmin Oregon feel like a... -
Northern NM 2016
I closed out my hunt in northern NM on Thursday. With rain and thunderstorms off and on Monday through Wednesday the hunting was pretty slow and bugling action very weak, although I was able to get within biw range of bulls each day, I Just couldn't close the deal hunting solo, so I phoned a... -
September is finally here!
If I close my eyes I can smell the pines and hear a faint bugle in the distance. My heart is beating a little quicker this morning just knowing I'll be camped out along a ridge with the smells and sounds of the elk woods surrounding me in just a few short day. September is here gentleman. Safe... -
Utah fishing license/App
Just bought my first license in Utah, a fishing license for an upcoming family trip, and used the DNR app to download the licenses for my family onto my phone. Pretty slick. Gotta love technology. Plan to fish the Provo and Green. Let me know if there are any other trout stream...- Big Tex
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- Forum: Fishing Hole
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Best hunting strategy in a unit with lots of roads?
So I drew a limited entry tag for archery this fall and as I've tried to narrow down where I plan to hunt but I can't seem to find many areas in the unit that get me more than a mile to a mile and a half away from the next forest service road. The Unit is about 15 miles north to south and 12... -
Vortex Ranger 1000 Rangefinder
Anyone have any experience with this rangefinder. I left my old one on the side of the mountain somewhere last fall, since that last purchase vortex has hit the market and I love my vortex scope and I like how compact the rangefinder is. The primary use would be for archery hunting but I do some...- Big Tex
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Joining the fray from Texas
Just wanted to make a quick intro. The names Brad and although I'm a born and raised Texan, my mind has always been in the mountains. I'm fortunate that I'm able to spend a fair amount of time traveling out west to go fly fishing, skiing, hiking, mtn biking, camping and off course elk hunting...
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I drew a once in a lifetime sheep tag at 25. Now what?
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