F FunGramps New member Aug 3, 2019 #21 Northern Idaho Panhandle.Much normality remains there, and few Pyrophobes! Where shooting, hunting, fishing and most all outdoor sports are staples.
Northern Idaho Panhandle.Much normality remains there, and few Pyrophobes! Where shooting, hunting, fishing and most all outdoor sports are staples.
R RETG New member Aug 5, 2019 #22 FrankenMauser No argument here. I used to live in Moab and it was five minutes in either direction to BLM lands to shoot; Legally and Safely. Idaho's lands are mostly forest too, whereas Utah had millions of acres of sand to shoot in.
FrankenMauser No argument here. I used to live in Moab and it was five minutes in either direction to BLM lands to shoot; Legally and Safely. Idaho's lands are mostly forest too, whereas Utah had millions of acres of sand to shoot in.
R reloader28 New member Aug 7, 2019 #23 FrankenMauser, the guy that had the pig hunt in Twin Falls also ran a tourist cave of some kind. I dont remember the name of it. We hunted pigs there about 15 years ago and a friend went back the next year and got a sheep. I think he had Fallow deer too
FrankenMauser, the guy that had the pig hunt in Twin Falls also ran a tourist cave of some kind. I dont remember the name of it. We hunted pigs there about 15 years ago and a friend went back the next year and got a sheep. I think he had Fallow deer too
F FITASC New member Aug 7, 2019 #24 If you want access to public land, go to NV - 85% of the state; you can get into some areas where you will not see another person for days or weeks at a time.
If you want access to public land, go to NV - 85% of the state; you can get into some areas where you will not see another person for days or weeks at a time.
M mdThanatos New member Aug 13, 2019 #25 I wish I could convince my wife to move up there, she thinks I am crazy though.
S Spats McGee Administrator Aug 14, 2019 #28 I know they make cars. My teenager is bugging me for one!