It sure seems to me that Ernest & Arthur are backwards from the stories I've heard.

And that's exactly why guys need to be there...

I just heard that a resolution from Colorado Parks & Wildlife was passed to prevent wolves from being introduced into Colorado. I'm not sure where it will go but every little bit helps.

I just finished reading the new book & I think it should have been titled "Raccoon Tales" but it is an interesting read.

I've been trying to log in the last three days with no luck. The site says at the top that I need to log in but it let me post this?

I haven't witnessed it personally, but I remember reading in Wiley Carroll's book a story from Bud Dalton. He said that he started a track from two lions & treed a 6-7 month old female. After dispatching it, he left it there to take after the mother with the plan that he would be back in a little ...

Public land available really depends on where you're going. Much of the east slope & front range is private.

Does anyone know who the closest relative in relation to Dale is and how to get ahold of them?

Also does anyone know a man named Gary Sanders who hunted with Dale at the end of Dale's career and how to get ahold of him?

Feel free to post here, PM me or call/text the number below. Thanks.

I just finished reading Zane Grey's book, "Roping Lions in Grand Canyon". Excellent reading & according to Mr. Grey, all true.

I believe the lyrics are supposed to read Mogollons, pronounced muggy-own.

Does anybody know Chuck Miller from Tucson or how to get ahold of him? I have a phone number but I'm not having much luck getting in touch with him.

Can someone tell me the difference between the red maxima and the blue maxima?

Is he selling this print?

In Dale Lee's cd, he said a hound shouldn't be started on bear until it was at least a year old & sometimes that was too soon.

I'm kinda behind in posting this, but wanted to second that it's a great book. It's really neat to listen to Dale tell his stories on CD, then thumb through the book and be able to look at what he was talking about.