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Here's my 05 buckskin. Semiprivet land in Colorado.

Semiprivet means my family ownes it but all the nieghbors hunt it when they feel like it anyhow.

Very nice taxidermy work.

Edines Furs lists bear grease for sale in thier catalog.

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I can't believe it! I called in a coyote this weekend to under fifty yards. I hit him square behind the shoulder with my .223 and he went right down flopped around and out of sight behind some tamaracks. It took me a minute to cross the fence but when I got to where I last saw him he was gone. I fou...

We have so many deer and elk together here that when I am elk hunting I make a point to "encourage" the deer to leave a field ( they will usually show up the earliest) before the elk show up. This is so there are less eyes and ears to spot me.

Finnally got some dogs to come to the call this weekend. After several weekends of beeing skunked I got three coyotes to come in on two stands. The first stand yieded two with one comming in five feet behind me! I've heard if this happening to other people, but experencing it is another thing! Needl...

I believe archary hunting for mule deer has to be one of the hardest ways to kill a good buck. They are generally in herds (lots of eyes and noses) and not yet interested in the ladies. My best advice is set up near a food or water souce and try to intercept them. Most bucks can be paterned in Sept-...

Anytime a new species come into an area every animal already in that area is impacted. They have to make room one way or the other. Every animal that we currenty hunt will be negatively affected-check out whats happening in Idaho. Elk numbers are way down, as are the deer. Coyote and other predators...

Speaking of fawns, what is the latest in the year anyone has seen one? This past September while I was bowhunting for elk I litterally almost stepped on a fawn that couldn't have been more than a few hours old. He jumped up out of the sage and wobled off to join his mother whom I had just bumped. I ...

Here in southwest CO it seems the the deer, and elk for that matter, love pinto beans, (all season long) safflower (summer and fall) alfalfa (all year) wheat (fall varrity) and wild lettuce weeds. They really concentrate on the beans and safflower in the early fall when they want to put the pounds o...