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No interest in sheep or goats.
Quote from: rtspring on April 22, 2022, 06:21:39 PMNo interest in sheep or goats. Hunting or sex? They seem out of reach for me so I don't have much interest.
I would gladly give up elk hunting for another chance at a Mountain Goat
Love how diverse we all are. I would gladly give up elk hunting for another chance at a Mountain Goat (and can't tell you how addicted I am to wapiti!). We are all motivated by very different drives in our passion of hunting. Awesome that we are all different and bring different perspectives to the table. Embrace our differences. (And thank you for not putting in for Mt Goat... I hear it is really steep and rough country)
I must be the odd one then……I love the hunt! Doesn’t matter what, the hunt is what I was designed to do. I honestly believe we were put here on earth to hunt. Of course Mule Deer, elk, blacktail, white tail, grouse, etc…. also taste great as well. A nice rack is an added benefit but not necessarily the end all.When I was young we use to spot and stalk frogs and birds with our Crossman 760s. We shot some booners I swear!
Cougar hunting....In my 20s cougar hunting was all the rage and there were some successful hunts. But now that I am older and the Cougars have gotten older also I have given it up.Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk
Some of you need to expand your horizons, Antelope is one of the most enjoyable hunts in the lower 48, and it can be what you make of it. Tags are fairly readily available, the animals are plentiful and they are surprisingly beautiful animals. They’re also tastySent from my iPhone using Tapatalk