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Muley Shed Freak wrote:Will upload pics soon!

well....?

That is a great trip! My fam spent the weekend in the San Rafael Swell, also one of the better kept secrets, I hope it stays that way as it has been discussed as a potential wilderness area. There are also petroglyphs there, the mini grand canyon (The Wedge), dinosaur tracks and what use to be a coo...

Buckmaster,
That is a beast there, and nice camera too; it can take pictures in the future. Maybe you can get there and move it before it happens. I think you just need a flux capacitor.

Wow!

On last year's muzz hunt, my buddy went to show me where his cousin had taken a deer that morning; had a hard time finding the carcass. Finally found it all covered in dirt; I know that hair on the back of your neck feeling; fortunately both us have CCP's and had the heat handy, I don't like my chan...

He is a cutey, congrats!~

Is it too late to recommend Zatara? Remember from the Count of Monte Cristo, his nickname for driftwood?

It’s a little over a mile in from the road, with no trails heads. Welcome to the Wasatch front Extended it pulls a TON of hunters! I think the three guys in the 4 picture are Fed's looking for pot plantations (none of them are packing a bow and its 2 weeks into the archery season). I did get a lot ...

I like the 7 mag too, however you mentioned that you will primarily be after coyotes and fox. Well, there is really only one obvious caliber that can do both with an emphasis on the smaller varmints, that of the .243. It certainly is not the best for varmints and far from the best for big game, but ...

I am not point a finger, just asking for clarification; isn't it illegal to take an antler with any attached skull plate? I have not ever done the shed hunting, but have heard rumor of that. Thanks for sharing!