Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Bow Hunting => Topic started by: msteffens55 on September 05, 2011, 11:27:49 AM
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Just wanted to throw this out there...
I recently moved to Washington for work about four moths ago. I'm an avid archery hunter, albeit fairly new and not the most successful archer I know :dunno: As I have moved about 800 miles from my family and friends, I have been spending all my free time in the woods. I have been scouting hard since late May and will easily put 10-20 miles on the boots most weekends.
I was out Saturday and Sunday hunting Blacktail, and without getting too involved BLEW a good stalk on a nice forkie :bash: The elk in the unit I was in were starting to talk, and it was AWESOME!
I really want to learn more and more about all aspects of this incredible sport. I'm 26, have a good job, a nice little house, and a passion for hunting. If anyone could use a strong back, another set of eyes, a sharp knife, or a buddy to help pack out some meat, let me know...
I'm not an expert in anything regarding bow hunting, just a guy looking to learn.
Shoot Straight my Friends!
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:hello: Welcome to the site. With an intro like that you should have no problem finding someone to help you out.
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wow you can be my friend! :hello:
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You in! Thanks man :chuckle:
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Were you able to hook up with anyone for this season?
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Nope not yet. I';; still be hunting every weekend of the early, and late (if I need to)...
I'm just looking to get to know some good people, learn some, and keep hunting hard. I'm sure though the form I'll get to know a few good guys and gals out there :)
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Dude I could have used your strong back Wednesday to help me pack out my 5x5 Bull! I am looking for a new partner, had to go it alone this year and at 52 years old it ain't easy packing out. I live in Puyallup so if you are interested shoot me a PM
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msteffens55 - let's head out this coming weekend. I'm pretty new to bowhunting, like you I transplanted here for work. My family in WI has a hunting tradition, but for whatever reasons (confused youth? head injury? both apply, in this case) I became more involved with it only after I moved away. This is my 3rd archery season, but the first one I can devote any real time towards (family, work).
We'll have 2 strong backs in our favor. And enthusiasm. But maybe not much in the way of Jedi mind tricks.