wyotimberghost

Elk and Dahl Sheep. You heard right, MTdrahthaar, sheep hunting is addictive and its a lot of work, but its all worth it. I'm going again as soon as I can build my funds back up. So it might be a while.

Hemi

Gonna have to go with Sheep hunting... the whole package, scenery,ruggedness,physically demanding,mentally demanding and so forth...Elk follow closely though! Love those Sept. mornings all fogged in with a hot bull sounding off at you!

moosehunter21

Moose and bear.

nc bearhunter

bear hunting without dogs nothing better than spot and stalk

huntnfishak

Moose & BrownBear ok MT Goat too there a few more that I like too and I do them all here in Cordova Alaska...
I was using a 375Ultra Mag, Now I use the new XCR 300 Ultra Mag and out to 500ydswhateverI shoot at is in real trouble
This last year I only shot a 68" moose but I put the hurts on him at all most 400yds 1 shot and he only went 1 way Down...!
Then we had to pack him out on our backs 3 miles took 4 men 2 full days...
Then me and2 other friends took 3 MT Goatslast year we packed in 4 miles to get at them, packing the goats out was easy comparded to that Moose...
I didn,t hunt brown bearlast year but this is a new year, ok I did take 2 black bears tho when deer hunting they wouldnt leave me alone so I shot them we can shoot 3 blacks here a year and 1 brown evey year...

Mt_Elk_Hunter

As my handle states ELK are my number 1, although, I am happy hunting anything I can.

*Hiker*

#1 Wapiti, during the rut with a bow. Stinky, Screaming Bulls.
#2 Muleys, during the rut with my .300 WM. The big boys that are solitary at all other times, come out to play. Glassy eyed, swollen necks, rutting bucks chasing girls.
#3 Speedgoats, during the rut with my .300 WM.
#4 Black Bear, during the September feasting time, spot and stalk with my .300 WM.