Mr. Curly: 178-inch Texas Whitetail | Ryan Burrus Mr. Curly: 178-inch Texas Whitetail by Ryan Burrus Take a step back in time to 2010. It was August in Texas and it was HOT! My cameras had been out for a month trying to help me compile my hit list for the season. We had great […]
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Strengthening Your Archery Muscles
Strengthening Your Archery Muscles | Samantha Lance Strengthening Your Archery Muscles by Samantha Lance Have you ever picked up your bow after a long hiatus of shooting, and realize that you have trouble drawing it? Or perhaps you are a beginning shooter and don’t quite yet have the strength to pull effectively. Archery is technically […]
Wyoming Deer Hunt in Hot Weather
Wyoming Deer Hunt in Hot Weather | Bob Robb Wyoming Deer Hunt in Hot Weather by Bob Robb Hunting southeastern Wyoming one October conditions went from bad to worse, meaning windy as heck to mega hot, with daytime temps pushing 90 degrees. The answer? Forget the spot & stalk hunting and go eastern setting a […]
Leftover Big Game Tags Still Available
Leftover Big Game Tags Still Available The Arizona Game and Fish Department has advised that there are still a lot of big game tags available for those that were unsuccessful in this year’s draw. For deer there are 1,614 leftover tags available, but they are mostly for antlered whitetail hunts in southeastern Arizona. There are 288 tags […]
BLM Ponders What to do With Coal-bed Methane Roads
BLM Ponders What to do With Coal-bed Methane Roads CASPER, Wyo. — The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is studying what to do with 600 miles (960 kilometers) of roads that once served the Power River Basin’s coal-bed methane industry. The Casper Star-Tribune reports the agency wants to leave some roads open — to provide […]
Going Guided for Columbia Whitetail
Going Guided for Columbia Whitetail | Bob Robb Going Guided for Columbia Whitetail Bob Robb takes an opening morning Columbia whitetail buck with outfitter, Taylor Thorp. by Bob Robb If you want a rare Columbia whitetail buck, essentially you need to hire a guide. I did, and when the time came hired Taylor Thorp of 4×4 […]
Environmentally Friendly Hunting
Environmentally Friendly Hunting GROUPS AIM TO BOOST NON-LEAD AMMO FOR ECOSYSTEM HEALTH Wildlife agencies and sportsmen’s groups join coalition encouraging hunters to choose non-lead ammo when hunting. The North American Non-Lead Partnership — formed late last year by the Oregon Zoo, The Peregrine Fund and the Institute for Wildlife Studies — seeks to expand the […]
WYOMING | Game and Fish Surveying About Hunting Technology
WYOMING | Game and Fish Surveying About Hunting Technology CHEYENNE, WY – Wyomingites receiving an e-mail from the University of Wyoming seeking their opinions about advancements in hunting technology are alerted the survey is legitimate and are encouraged to promptly fill out the survey. The survey is a joint effort between UW and the Wyoming […]
Wyoming Game and Fish Adds Option To Mandate CWD Testing
Wyoming Game and Fish Adds Option To Mandate CWD Testing The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will not require hunters to test meat for chronic wasting disease in 2018, despite having new authority to do so. Earlier this year, the Game and Fish Commission and Gov. Matt Mead granted the department the power to require […]
Fast-growing Wildfire Reaches 6600 Acres in Hours, Threatens Cabins in Utah
Fast-growing Wildfire Reaches 6600 Acres in Hours, Threatens Cabins in Utah STRAWBERRY RESERVOIR — As many as seven cabins are threatened by a wildfire that ignited Sunday afternoon a few miles from Strawberry Reservoir, officials said. The Dollar Ridge Fire started about 41/2 miles southeast of Strawberry Reservoir and quickly grew to about 6,600 acres […]
Idaho Wildfire Season Causing Issues
Wildfire Season Expected to Cause Problems in Idaho if People Aren’t Careful Boise – Experts believe this wildfire season will be an above average summer for wildfires, they cited a mild winter that allowed grass to survive, when added to the growth of grass this year fire officials said that the fuel to cause a […]
Fire Restrictions for Certain Parts of Western Nevada to Start June 30
Fire Restrictions for Certain Parts of Western Nevada to Start June 30 Multiple agencies charged with managing western Nevada’s public lands announced Wednesday that fire restrictions would go into effect this year beginning Saturday, June 30 and last until further notice. The ban will be implemented across all land managed by the Bureau of Land Management Carson […]
