Thanks.....I would eat that any time....

Ive asked around and nobody close by is getting many buck pics but are getting more doe pics than usual. I have some bucks that were still alive after season last year that are gone now. Thats the part that worries me. Im afraid they are dead

Browning gold hunter 12 gauge 3 1/2 chamber, Has been sprayed camo, gun is black synthetic under the paint, operates flawlessly and will come with Jebbs .655 choke- $450

Remington 870 20 gauge, Installed green Hogue grips before last spring, Will also come with wood laminate youth model wood stocks, Barrel and receiver has Mossy Oak vinyl wrap, Will come with turkey choke. $475
Text for pictures and I can get them this evening after work- 2054786681

I've killed several in the rain I usually don't do if it's pouring but I had a young 8 feeding yesterday on cam when it came a monsoon.

I bought this rifle with the intention to hunt with it but it's only made it to the woods once and that was with my dad carrying it. I'm looking for $1300 for just the rifle I'd prefer to keep the scope but it can be included if you want.

Possible trade Interest would be christensen rifles or a cz 527 but I'll listen to any offers

For pictures text 2058726435

1. Do yourself a favor and subscribe to GoHunt.com/insider. GoHunt Insider will allow you to choose the area best suited for your interests and preference points you have acquired. GoHunt will help you narrow down your unit search fairly quickly.

2. As others have said, train, train, train, and add some more weight to the pack and train some more. Spend the money and purchase a good pack. Your pack comfort can make or break your hunt. You'll be able to hunt harder and longer with a good comfortable pack.

3. Find wilderness. The wilderness areas are defined by limited or no road access. Thats where I have found the elk.

4. Develop a list based on every possible weather scenario you can imagine. The weather in the mountains is entirely unpredictable.

5. Once you've found your area you would like to hunt, do as much E-scouting as possible. Look for benches in topo, north facing slopes, green edges in meadows, and saddles in the terrain.


Give yourself time to learn prior to your hunt, My buddy and I spent 2 years developing the best plan we could think of. Put in the time, do your homework, and you will have a blast regardless of success.

In my short tenure hunting (30 years) I have heard less than 10 deep bellowing grunts in the woods. Heard about 10 times as many young bucks grunting in the higher pitch. I'm just saying what has worked for me,and worked very well on our place.

Still available!

Trade for a Nikon Prostaff 3x9x40? Need any arrows? I got lots of stuff to trade for it, just nothing you mentioned. LOL

Check wherever you got seed and fertilizer for your fields, I got a couple I need to do as well

Returned your PM. It’s yours. Will send 3% when picked up.

A cool buck that was in the taxidermist shop in Kansas. Scored 190+ as a non typical.