MRS Correction
Feb 04 2011We had a small hick-up in the antelope chart in the MRS section for Wyoming. The season dates for the “blue” chip units are incorrect. The corrected chart is below. Sorry for the inconvenience. Let me know if you have any questions, concerns or ideas for improvements. Good luck on your research. -Guy EastmanAntelope MRS Chart
An item on my 2010 Christmas Wish List
Nov 19 2010Fall is on the WAY!!!
Jul 15 2010Fall is almost here. With that it’s time to start getting your equipment and gear squared away. With the help of the good folks over at Lathrop and Sons (www.lathropandsons.com) Nate and I devised some boot tips to help our fellow hunters with everything from boot selection to blister prevention. Here is the first of the series, “Proper Boot Fit”. I hope you enjoy and good luck with your preparations. -G
KS Buck Returns Home to WY
Feb 11 2010
KS kill shot field photo (before).
The Kansas muzzleloader buck has finally returned home to Wyoming for good after being remounted up in Libby, Montana. It’s good to have the buck back in the office for us to all enjoy. Mel did a fantastic job on the taxidermy and base. The cape is unreal, double throat patch and all.
Now I just need to cook up a “do not touch” sign for the old boy.
A huge thank you goes out to Mel and Kevin over at Wildlife Recapture Taxidermy in Libby, MT for all their hard work on the buck. It turned out awesome fellas’. (www.wildliferecapture.com)
The new and much improved muzzle-loader buck.
Wolves on the Winter Range in WY
Feb 10 2010The following is a caption and photo sent to me just today from a friend and fellow backcountry snowmobiler in Jackson Hole, WY. Wow, twenty wolves in one bunch!!! More of our precious wildlife resource up in smoke. Thanks again USFWS.
“Great news, the Wyoming Game & Fish Department won’t have to feed elk this year, probably can’t even find an elk in the Gros Ventre, they will be scattered everywhere alive and dead. I wonder how many elk and moose a week it takes to keep this bunch going?
22 wolves in one pack about 2 miles from the Cabin and Alkali feedgrounds in the Gros Ventre. Late January, 2010.”
Elk...Moose...Deer...yum-yum.