Peaches Ridge, Sucess or not?

[cabin308]

  I'm not a bowhunter though.  
Last I checked, public lands are still that....public.  To each his own.  If hikers wants to hike, hunters want to hunt, photographers want to take photos, whatever.....as long as no law is being broken then everybody has equal opportunity to enjoy their particular pastime.  
Boneaddict hasn't done ANYTHING wrong.  IMO he's probably one of the most experienced, knowledgable and exceptional outdoorsman and photographers around.    

[Skyvalhunter]

If that wasn't sucking up I don't know what was!!

[cabin308]

Lil' ol' me?    
I've never met him, but by reading his posts I get the impression he is a sound, ethical, good person.  Wasn't intending to brown nose any favor  .

[Red Dawg]

or you coasties that proclaim to be pro elk callers could stay on your side of the crest trail.

[fishm@n]

If you saw guys with bows in 346, I'd have a chat with them. The deer population is low and the only elk hunters have to have the bull permit. I stayed out of there with my measly cow/spike tag and hunted north side of 336. I hiked very hard for 4 days and got into a lot of bugling bulls that didn't want to come in (so I could snap a picture or luck into a spike). The spike only rules for general season are working very well for keeping the mature bull population healthy.. just wish I'd draw that damn permit!

[mossback91]

or you could quit blaming somebody else for your problems!! deal with the conditions!!

Public land is just that PUBLIC everyone can use it when they want

and cabin your nose looks a bit brown to me