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Idaho Trophy Draw Complete - Results Available Idaho trophy species controlled hunt drawing results for 2010 are available now on the Internet.
Washington Special Hunt Apps Due May 26th Time is running short for hunters planning to apply for special hunting permits for fall deer, elk, mountain goat, moose, bighorn sheep, and turkey seasons.
Hunters Win Prizes for Applying Early in Oregon Twenty hunters won either a free 2011 Sports Pac or a Non-Resident Hunting License because they applied early for their 2010 fall big game controlled hunts.
Nevada Hunters Big Game Draw Closes April 19th Time is growing short for hunters to submit their applications for Nevada's 2010 big game tag draw. The application deadline is 5 p.m. April 19.
Utah Increases Number of Big Game Permits The number of permits offered for most of Utah's big game hunts has increased this year.
Youths Enter 67 Boone and Crockett Records Young hunters age 16 and under have taken 67 Boone and Crockett qualifying trophies over the past three years. Each will be listed in the triennial Boone and Crockett Club 27th Big Game Awards book due out later this year.
Colorado Wildlife Commission Finalizes 2010 Regulations The Colorado Wildlife Commission finalized 2010 big game regulations at its regular meeting Jan. 11. The Commission approved a variety of changes, some providing expanded opportunities for hunters.
British Columbia Proposes New Harvest Regs for Mtn Goats The Fish and Wildlife Branch wishes to notify stakeholders of a proposal to reduce the harvest of female mountain goats, starting in 2010/11.
Montana's Big Game Seasons Will Not Be Extended Montana's 2009 general big game hunting season will close Sunday, Nov. 29 at one-half hour after sunset. The general season closure includes hunting for most deer, elk and moose; and for black bear, bighorn sheep, mountain goat, and fall mountain lion.
North America's Hottest Trophy Areas Which areas of North America have produced the most Boone and Crockett trophies so far in the new millennium?

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All of us, at one time or another have gone on a hunting trip and had what we call “Blue Bird” weather. Warm evenings and almost hot days. We hunt in our t-shirts and enjoy the sunshine. We are way up in the mountains and have a whole week to hunt. How could it get any better? That is, until we score on that big buck or bull. We work to get it out of the field and skinned as quickly as possible to cool it down. But try as we might, we just can’t get...