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From your link. With all due respect key work is in red. "Deer, elk and moose can be transported to a camp, private residence for processing, a taxidermist, a processor or a CWD sample collection site in Wyoming provided the head and all portions of the spinal column remain at the site of...

That's not what it says. Brain and spinal column can't leave state and should be disposed of in an approved manor to try and limit spread of CWD. Many states including Iowa and Illinois have laws prohibiting bringing brain and spinal tissue into state from known CWD positive states.

Way to stay after it. Glad you had a better trip then I did. Just let me say I hate sheep.

From those dates I'm guessing it's a rifle hunt. Why would you want the extra weight of a side arm? Just asking. I've archery hunted CO a lot and only time I've taken my side arm out of camp is returning to pack out a kill in the dark. Really no need for it then either. To answer your...

No way I'd want to be lugging a pack that's actually big enough to put bibs and a coat inside around the whitetail woods. Just roll them up and strap to outside. I've actually downsized from a back pack to a good fanny pack. Climbing trees and dodging limbs is a PITA with a big pack.

I am aware of that and agree on all points. Also, I know that a lot of people look at it as they're now a "business" and can now write off everything they buy. As we can see it's really a bit more complicated then that but most won't ever have an issue. The angle I've been waiting to see is...

I used to hunt a place right on I-80. Hunting was great. I killed some good bucks and was always chasing a couple pigs. I really think it just depends on the property. If everything else is good the highways not going to ruin it but it could complicate it. I rarely ever saw a deer try to...

You need to talk to a expert. I suspect that the reason you see a lot of property's owned by an LLC or other such designation.

Maybe pull the nipple and use compressed air to blow it out.

Hope you're kidding but wouldn't be shocked if it were true.

The word lobbyist doesn't give me a warm fuzzy feeling.

Pretty sure that's just a proposed bill from 1998. Never passed into law, though it or something similar should be on the books. As far as I know you can call yourself a guide or outfitter with no license needed.

My old neighbor shoots them. He likes them. Flight seemed good including with broad head. Don't group shoot, they break. Though they seemed to hold on tight I would be concerned about brush catching on them and pulling them off. The idea of them coming off as arrow passes through thus...

Nicely done.

I don't have the numbers for Iowa but one NR in total spends about what 30 residents spend. I'm sure that money is a significant portion of their budget. NR's fund a large part of most hunting destination states budgets. I know that CO residents are getting pissed and I won't be surprised at...

Every state that has any big game hunting that is in demand puts the screws to the NR and it's their right to do so. Happens to me every year out West. Get into the points game in a few states and see how fast the costs blow up before you even get a tag. Sucks but NR is the easy target and...

I would think that if it could really be done it would be being done commercially. I have been in a lot of mushroom farms and they have it down to a science.

Well done! Congrats. We have the camper picked up and are heading out for the weekend this afternoon. Not sure who is more excited. Not a lot of work happening right now and I'm not expecting the ITBS is getting the attention it should from Jacob.

My favorite are the guys with a newer jacked up truck, new bow every year and a safe full of guns, full on Sitka, UA or whatever suit and all the other latest and greatest gear that pisses and moans to no end about the DNR and the cost of license and tags. Talked to plenty of guys standing on...

I can't really see the current cost of a tag being a real barrier to entry. I would rather all other licenses and tags went up and youth stayed the same.