Recent content by exbiologist

Good God. Please don't put the effort into moving pigs. Just shoot them. Consider it bonus recreation on your place.

So are you saying you should get a license that you didn't apply for? Like new mexico's 4th choice option?

Count for what? Proof of hunter education or a hunter Ed waiver? Or some sort of residency claim?

Sounds like you're the stumped one. Did you seriously ask why couldn't have the licenses you apply for even though that would likely exceed the quota?

Still looks like you had fun though. Dragged my girlfriend out on a wet scouting trip two weeks ago and she still had a blast

The list is now posted. They go on sale August 14 http://wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/BigGame/Leftovers/Pages/Leftover.aspx

Yes, pretty much all of the Montana tags are gone by this point. No, you cannot get a buck/bull over the counter in Colorado, but you can get a bull tag over the counter for 2nd or 3rd season, the earliest of which starts at the end of October.

For comparison, some net stolen photos:

I don't think so. It's not an area with much, if any CWD, and that just looks like a typical doe that is nursing a fawn. Takes a bit out of them. She doesn't look pregnant to me either, which means she should have a fawn on the ground. And her ears look too alert and perky.

Wow. How about you ignore this post. Aim on hair, never on air. The guy is obviously concerned with long shots, as in he is inexperienced with them, and you're encouraging some really dumb habits.

It was probably air dropped in by the DNR's black helicopters along with grizzlies and mountain lions.

Exactly.... Rajb123, just take a deep breath, you can disperse the posse

Wow, let's start with the wolf introduction to the Adirondacks... Curious where you got that one

If shooting the same bullet weight, the Barnes type bullets should penetrate better, but they do less damage on the way through. So pick your poison. 100% weight retention and complete penetration is not everything.

I've had one pheasant, but mostly I raise chickens. My brooder set up is a bit different than that, but same idea. Don't forget to work on the habitat and any other major issues around your place. There's a reason why the pheasants disappeared in the first place.