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Just my second oldest has a tag for J11 (my oldest does have a bear tag though), but we try to make it a family affair as much as we can. My son took the same approach as your son until this year... after seeing his older brother get a deer last year on his J14 tag, he changed his approach. My...

Save a nice one for us! :) I will be out there for the youth season with my 3 sons in a few weeks.

Alaska because it's paradise. Big game, upland, and waterfowl. Second, it would be AZ. Much more upland and a good selection of big game.

Taking the same shots from the same gun as when we were allowed to hunt with lead.

My brother sent this to me yesterday, and we have found it to be very true!

Quail!? Yes please.

In general, driving is allowed on the double white lines as shown in the app. However, many rods marked like that on onX can be posted no driving when you get to them. I come across this all the time, escpecially on BLM land. As far as parking, be courteous to others that might come up the...

He's not near Costa Mesa, but I used him once some years back. https://www.kernwildlifetaxidermy.com

No doves, but I just missed on a mountain quail on Saturday with my bow. The guys I was with were a little upset that I chose to chase quail instead of bucks

If area opportunity is what you want, GoHUNT Insider is the way to go.

I love the insider, but feel the onX mapping system is much better. Could be that I'm just too used to the onX though.

This is all assuming you find a pig out there. I've never seen them in 20+ years. Elk, yes. Pronghorn, yes. But never pigs.

I was told it takes affects next year?????

I like the mapping onX offer to that of goHunt, especially while in the field out of cell service. However, the additional features offered by go Hunt are amazing... out of state data, discounts, and points.

Ditto!

5 minutes looking and I give up... can't find any of the wildlife in the last pic!

Thanks for the help!

Thanks for the help!

Oh how I miss Lassen County!

Any tips, tricks, or gear recommendations for packing fish back to the truck after a day of hiking/fishing mountain lakes/creeks? Or do you just keep what you can eat onsite?