this is where I'll be in two weeks!! (Elk Season)

[68valu]

Public land National Forest wilderness area:

[kamori]

looking for ???? What part of the country?



Or This?

[68valu]

nice bulls Kamori!
you're in montana right?

Oregon archery season starts Aug. 28th

here is a nice rub from the same area. I'm touching the top of the cuts in the tree with my rifle. this was a preseason rifle scouting trip a few years ago

[kamori]

Thanks, Yes Montana...Well good luck and let us know how it goes.
Kam

[rogwar]

Wow thanks for the pics. I am in envy!

Be safe!

[68baltar]

8X7 Central Oregon Bull
358 3/8 Score

[mbailey]

Fingers crossed for ya sir!! Post the pics when your done 

Good Luck 

[Vulcan]

Nice. This is where I hunt, all year round 10 minutes drive from home, 2 hours walk in (holds red deer, feral goats and pigs):

[Reschke]

Nice. This is where I hunt, all year round 10 minutes drive from home, 2 hours walk in (holds red deer, feral goats and pigs):

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Nice Spot Vulcan...hey if a US citizen comes down to work on a permit are they allowed a rifle and hunting permit as well? I am out of work here in a couple of weeks and have considered moving for a year or more to that part of the world. Just curious.

[rogwar]

Thanks for the pics!

[katanaso]

looking for ???? What part of the country?

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That's the perfect picture for a "Farside" comic.

[Tigger29]

OK.. so help me understand this.

Yes I understand that people hunt.  As a man who indulges in carnivorous activities quite often (including venison from time to time) I completely understand that.  And while I'm not attracted to the activity, I can also understand how some people can enjoy hunting.  I can assume that there is some kind of sport involved in the whole thing, and I can understand how some people can be attractive to that.  I get it.

What I don't get is the need to post pictures of a person posing in front of a dead carcass.  I find it revolting in a sense, and I don't understand the attraction of it all.  So you shot a Buck.  Good for you.  Likewise, I also don't understand the whole taxdermified deer head on a plaque, or in the nature setting in the corner of a room.

For the record, I also feel the same way to posing in front of a dead fish, or any other dead animal for that matter...

[AAJagerX]

OK.. so help me understand this.

Yes I understand that people hunt.  As a man who indulges in carnivorous activities quite often (including venison from time to time) I completely understand that.  And while I'm not attracted to the activity, I can also understand how some people can enjoy hunting.  I ca sweetie ume that there is some kind of sport involved in the whole thing, and I can understand how some people can be attractive to that.  I get it.

What I don't get is the need to post pictures of a person posing in front of a dead carcass.  I find it revolting in a sense, and I don't understand the attraction of it all.  So you shot a Buck.  Good for you.  Likewise, I also don't understand the whole taxdermified deer head on a plaque, or in the nature setting in the corner of a room.

For the record, I also feel the same way to posing in front of a dead fish, or any other dead animal for that matter...

Hippie.   

[Vulcan]

Nice Spot Vulcan...hey if a US citizen comes down to work on a permit are they allowed a rifle and hunting permit as well? I am out of work here in a couple of weeks and have considered moving for a year or more to that part of the world. Just curious.

yup. If you do it, visit here for advice on what to do/bring (gun stuff is bloody expensive, not a tax thing, just economies of scale)  http://www.fishnhunt.co.nz/forum/YaBB.cgi

[Vulcan]

OK.. so help me understand this.

Yes I understand that people hunt.  As a man who indulges in carnivorous activities quite often (including venison from time to time) I completely understand that.  And while I'm not attracted to the activity, I can also understand how some people can enjoy hunting.  I ca sweetie ume that there is some kind of sport involved in the whole thing, and I can understand how some people can be attractive to that.  I get it.

What I don't get is the need to post pictures of a person posing in front of a dead carcass.  I find it revolting in a sense, and I don't understand the attraction of it all.  So you shot a Buck.  Good for you.  Likewise, I also don't understand the whole taxdermified deer head on a plaque, or in the nature setting in the corner of a room.

For the record, I also feel the same way to posing in front of a dead fish, or any other dead animal for that matter...

Well, for a genuine hunter it usually takes a lot of skill, effort and patience. I hunt, I do it for fitness, the outdoors, stress relief from work, and the free meat . Not really into the trophy thing but hey if some people enjoy that let em