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<blockquote data-quote="Coyote Hunter" data-source="post: 256866" data-attributes="member: 486">Hey Dean, I thought a know-it-all like yourself would know that in Wyoming you must cut out the kill date and sign your tag before leaving the site of the kill, but are not required to affix it to the elk during transport to avoid losing it.&nbsp; Since it required a 2 mile pack out, after finding my elk I immediately notched my tag and signed it but did not attach it to the elk to avoid losing the tag.&nbsp; It was in my possession the whole time during transport as required by law.&nbsp; I bet your brother Nean Delson would know that though.Also, I could provide the tag as well when I get it back from the taxidermist if you would like more proof.&nbsp; I have no problem proving it since it was 100% legal.&nbsp; Also, I could understand you questioning something if there was damning evidence something wasnt done legally, but nice try you got nothing...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Coyote Hunter, post: 256866, member: 486"] Hey Dean, I thought a know-it-all like yourself would know that in Wyoming you must cut out the kill date and sign your tag before leaving the site of the kill, but are not required to affix it to the elk during transport to avoid losing it. Since it required a 2 mile pack out, after finding my elk I immediately notched my tag and signed it but did not attach it to the elk to avoid losing the tag. It was in my possession the whole time during transport as required by law. I bet your brother Nean Delson would know that though. Also, I could provide the tag as well when I get it back from the taxidermist if you would like more proof. I have no problem proving it since it was 100% legal. Also, I could understand you questioning something if there was damning evidence something wasnt done legally, but nice try you got nothing... [/QUOTE]

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