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One of the places I hunt is pretty small. It's also sort of a longish narrow valley. I've had hunts ruined by duck hunters on opening day and other hunters during rifle but that's public land hunting. I've also seen a guy walk through an area I was hunting and 20 minutes later a buck walked...

Stop being lazy you fat slob. :laughing::laughing:

Very cool! It would be awesome to see a bear in D16

Great work James!! Nice bull!

Me too. I would never transport a deer with its skin on in my car. Ticks and fleas

Congrats on your first buck!

And he's a Marine

The Dodgers didn't so much win as the Yankees lost. Sloppy, sloppy, sloppy.

In my experience, which is admittedly limited, they return to their normal patterns within a couple of weeks of rifle ending. I also saw a lot more rutting activity as things cooled down more

D16 is so tough. I got an A22 in 2020 and spent a ton of time chasing bucks. I had one basically walk up to me 20 minutes before shooting light. Had one dick around at about 100 yards and walk a circle around me but not come closer. Had two bucks chased off by a coyote right as they got close...

Nice job and nice buck!

Great write up Kellen. VERY nice buck too. It sounds like it was a great adventure in addition to a successful hunt.

Nice looking speed goat!!

Yep. My friend and I were headed up there to hunt the east side which was still open. He got there first and was told the entire San Bernardino National Forest is now closed until November 30. I drove through the Line Fire area via 18 and there was ZERO fire. In fact, it was pouring rain. To...

That ridiculous. A LOT of that area is not in the burned area. The fire hasn't even crossed the 18 so there is no reason to close the area north of 18 and west of Rim of the World. Any chance they'll reconsider the closed area once the fire is 100% contained?

Where did you hear the SBNF closure is through November 30? I've seen the closure map, but nothing about how long it will be closed.

I hope so too, but not likely at that time in the morning

I can't imagine how bad that might have been if it had happened at night when people were in their racks

This is what the Capt. said on Instagram. They hit something under the surface and it caved in the bow. My dad has been a Capt. on fishing boats for years. I asked him about this and he said he's seen shipping containers, telephone poles, logs, etc. any of which could sink a boat the size of Jig...

Congratulations Drew!