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Did I miss something, do we bid here?

Yes sir.

Bid on this thread.    :tup:
I'll get it started with $500.00.
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Did I miss something, do we bid here?

Yes sir.

Bid on this thread.    :tup:
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Did I miss something, do we bid here?
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Out Of State Hunting / Utah cow elk hunt
« Last post by kselkhunter on Today at 02:54:14 PM »
Tried cashing out all my Utah points before prices go up next year.  Surprised I didn't draw deer and antelope.  But did draw cow elk tag.  Manti unit, the Horn Mountain sub-unit.  Nov 19-Dec 31 season.  Will see how many scouting trips I can get in between now and then, as I haven't been to that area before.   Will be my last application for Utah, so hoping to have some fun. 

Anybody on here hunted the Manti unit for elk before? 
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Bearpaw Outfitters has donated a hunt for 2 to The Genesis Project.

Hunt details are as follows.   Please read carefully before bidding.

Bearpaw Outfitters is donating two DIY Southeast Idaho Mule Deer Hunts OR two DIY Southeast Idaho Archery Elk & Mule Deer Hunts.
Bearpaw/Dale will need licensing info from the winners by July 10:

WINNER GETS THEIR CHOCE OF:
DIY Southeast Idaho Mule Deer Hunts (for two hunters) -- Value $2100
or
DIY Southeast Idaho Archery Elk & Mule Deer Hunts (for two hunters) -- (Value $3700)

* Bidders may choose which two hunts they want. Bearpaw Outfitters will provide onX waypoints to hunting areas and a place to camp, you can literally show up and know where to hunt and camp without needing to spend weekends all summer trying to figure out where to go. When you get your game you can bring it to Bearpaw Outfitters location to hang, skin, clean, boneout, and freeze until you leave.
*  We have outfitter allocated tags available for these hunts, the licensing is an additional cost to the successful bidder of $551.75 per rifle mule deer hunter or $1290.25 per archery elk/deer hunter. Send your licensing and payment info to Dale at Bearpaw Outfitters by July 10 and feel free to message bearpaw on this forum with any questions.

More Elk Info: https://bearpawoutfitters.com/idaho_elk_hunting.html
More Mule Deer Info: https://bearpawoutfitters.com/idaho_mule_deer_hunting.html

ABOUT THE GENESIS PROJECT:
The Genesis Project exists to help girls and women out of prostitution and sex trafficking.   It was started about 5 years ago by a King County Sheriff's Deputy who wanted to help rather than just arrest girls.

A Founding video:

A Glimpse into the life:

Our Website:
https://www.genesisnow.org/


I've been involved with this organization since near it's inception, and can attest to the need and value of their work.   Bid with confidence knowing that you are making a difference.......  OH YEAH, AND THAT YOU'LL BE ABLE TO HUNT SE IDAHO!

This auction ends July 10 at 12:00 NOON!
And successful bidder will need to provide their hunter info by later that day.

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Trapping / Re: A lonely Job...
« Last post by Loup Loup on Today at 01:15:11 PM »
AWs Son:
I sell the tail skin and render the tails into oil.
Must be careful with the oil. I told Randy S, a maker of beaver tail leather products, and beaver tail oil, that his BTO had magical quality’s to it. He asked how’s that? I told him I had to stop using it in the fall for wolves as every time I did,
it would make a bear appear out of thin air. I bought a gallon from Randy this spring. $70.
This batch I just put up will be ready in two years.
The dogs give me their rapt attention when I’m puttin up beavers. The feet are good busy work for them.
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Guns and Ammo / Re: Pocket Carry
« Last post by jdb on Today at 01:04:51 PM »
I think that the s&w 351c would be a re
Ally nice option
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Guns and Ammo / Re: Pocket Carry
« Last post by kselkhunter on Today at 01:02:21 PM »
S&W Bodyguard 38 and S&W M&P Shield 9mm.  Carry the Bodyguard the most often.
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Bow Hunting / Re: Range finders & Angle Compensation
« Last post by Fidelk on Today at 11:58:48 AM »
Golf is usually played on a relatively level course......hunting often involves steep elevation differences.

In golf, a par 3 is usually less than 200 yards, a par 4 is around 400 yards and a par 5 is around 500 yards. From the tee, you know the distance to the hole.......so you don't need a range finder for your tee shot. Golf courses also place stakes at certain distances to indicate how far to the hole. You might need a range finder to determine distance for a final shot to the green. A golf range finder doesn't need to do much.

Completely different with hunting......you need to determine an accurate distance to your target and you aren't getting any help other than what your range finder indicates. And it needs to give a correct distance for elevation differences. If you never plan to shoot beyond a certain distance, you don't need to pay for higher priced range finders with double or triple the range capability.

Just a few simple minded observations. Other than that, it's all magic to me.





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Bow Hunting / Re: Range finders & Angle Compensation
« Last post by EnglishSetter on Today at 11:24:36 AM »
It's just trigonometry.

Factor in significant figures.  The more resolution on the input results in greater resolution on the output.

Range finders with much less capability used to cost much more. 

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