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I'll buy 2-4 more buck pronghorn, buck deer, and bull elk tags at NR prices...all....day.... long.

So you're saying there isn't a random part of the draw? How did I draw a bull moose permit with 1 point? Oh, and regarding your kids:

"If" your imaginary pretend boycott happened I know lots of residents that would pony up the NR fees to have 2 buck deer, 2 buck pronghorn, and 2 bull elk tags to take your whining place. Go ahead, threaten me with a good time, see how that works out.

I've had too many tags a few times, it's pretty awesome.

Hunting them in the timber on public land in Montana is pretty rewarding, shoot a fair few elk while hunting them as well. Very few people have those deer dialed.

Well, yeah other than he's holding the head.

You'd have to bolt about 3 of the deer you shoot in Georgia together to score what that buck did. Carry on... Laffin'

Look at the completion reports...it's all in there.

Latest... https://wyofile.com/federal-appeals-judges-test-theory-that-corner-crossing-is-not-trespassing/

I guess you won't post the pics of your best elk. No biggie, literally.

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Fill up with gas every morning and drive fs roads in or near creek bottoms. Even drive the highway going over the range. The tag is a can of corn, which is easier than a piece of cake.

Still waiting for you to hang that picture of your best bull.

Here you go Mallards, I can send you enough punched Wyoming tags to stuff a pillow case. Will give you somewhere to lay your head to cry yourself to sleep about how mistreated you are as a NR.

No, it's not. The information was available prior to the draw nobody was mislead. Being a moron has consequences and you'll get no sympathy or shoulder to cry on from me.

Show me your stack of NR tags... Top it. Laffin'

You'd need a stadium for seating.

Post the picture...if you dare.

Not if you split the total quota instead of splitting by area.

Even if a fork horn mule deer or 2 year old pronghorn can pass their genetics, doesnt mean they will get the chance. A 2 point blasted prior to the rut, or a 2 year old pronghorn shot prior to the rut has zero chance of passing genetics on. Also, even if they do breed as a 2 year old before...

50/50 makes the most sense. Gives everyone a shot but rewards long term applicants as well.

Post up your best Utah bull. When you do, I'll post my best Wyoming elk. Please tell me it's not that management bull that's your best. The way you run your mouth surely you have a wall full of 400" bulls to share.

I haven't shot but 79 of them, probably seen a couple hundred more than that shot by friends. I tend to agree that the top fraction of bucks wouldn't be 10 percent bigger with another year. But I'm sure lots of those 2-3 old bucks scoring in that upper 70's low 80's could put on 10 percent more...

Except for the fact most bucks never reach 80 and killing the few that do before they're 4 all but assures they won't do much breeding. I've watched low 70's bucks that were 4+ run off younger bucks that scored more (that 2 year old upper 70's buck mentioned earlier). When 80 inch bucks aren't...

Lots of reasons. For one they're possibly 10% bigger. Passing genetics to improve herd quality. Passing on migration routes, wintering areas, etc to other pronghorn. The bigger question is why the need to whack every pronghorn at 2 or 3? Why does every animal have to be on someone's wall or...

People better start caring, pronghorn are in steep decline and aren't bouncing back.

Some being the key word and "not much bigger," is still bigger. I heard a local "expert" say that a pronghorn buck has 90% of its potential horn growth at 3. So a buck that's 80 inches at 3, would be 8 inches, give or take, bigger at age 4. Would you rather shoot an 80 inch 3 year old or an...

How do you know when they never live to be 4? You have no way of knowing if that buck you killed, the one that never lived to be 4, would have been bigger the next year or not.

When an 80+ inch buck is killed at 2 or 3 years old, anyone that tries to tell you that buck has reached its full potential is full of crap. You can't make that claim because you'll never know, the buck is dead at 2 or 3. In my house we have 5 officially measured b&c bucks from Wyoming, all...

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No, mostly shot green box Remington until I started to reload. Since then slum nosler products mostly. No bro cartridges either, just reinventing the wheel.

.22 magnum I used a bit for calling coyotes and also shot a deer with it a while ago. My first big-game rifle bought new in 1978 Ruger M77 in 6mm Remington. I've shot a pile of elk, deer, pronghorn, one bighorn sheep, a black bear, etc. with it. Shot one barrel out of it and otherwise beat...

While the hard cores hide under the bed... I'll post a few photos. My grandfather bought me a shotgun when I was a junior in high school, 870 wingmaster. I have shot a metric chitton of birds with it, a bunch of deer in the river bottom with buckshot as well. Bought a browning BPS 28 guage...

Right, but yet you're so afraid of them you think they care how many firearms you own...ironic isn't it?

The snowflakes get all riled up if you post pictures.

That's pretty sad, you should purchase more.

Were you there? Didn't think so. By the way, you got that lawsuit filed yet? WOGA opposed the squared bonus points bullchit too. Will be nice when the drawings are over for the year so crampy can crawl back under the victim bridge for the rest of the year.

Your insecurities are noted. Thanks.

Thanks, but no not in the breaks. Western Montana.