I have a spot no one wants,I have offered to take folks with me but all say it's not worth it.I walk up hill for about 4 hours and reach a huge field and less than 1 mile is a crop of trees.I get up early and get to that crop of trees and take a nap and wait.Some times it happens fast and some times all day and a few times the antelope never showed.But I enjoy the chipmunks and pass the time with memories of past hunts.I have been lucky most every antelope season but not every trip.My back is bad now so I don't know if I can get back to that place,but if I can, the 243 BLR and I will enjoy present and past memories together.Mabe just mabe,we will be dragging down hill a modest animal.Down the rear legs there is a place that the muscle stops and another takes over,down between those muscles is a string gland that has to be removed.There are tapes that show just where it is and how to care for the animal once down.Like luv2safari said get the animal out of the skin as soon as possible and use a game bag.I wish all my hunting friends a great hunting season,be careful so all can talk about things after the season is over.I won't hunt this season but please share your memories with me so I can be there heart and soul.I'll be hunting with all my pals ,gwp I will be right behind you when you take that pronghorn,8point I will smell the spent powder as you down that 10 point,sappy I will be there too,aaron and every one else,wwb I should be having another surgery about the time you are cleaning that 800 pound elk,but my heart is with all you guys,Happy hunting and stay safe.I'm tough as nails so I'm sure I'll make it through the surgery just fine so keep ole Drop-Shot in mind and remmember all the details,thats the only season I'll have.Drop-Shot