Quit working for 3 months and hunt hunt hunt.

Wow.....decisions decisions.

Don't need any new gear that's for sure. (did I say that?)

The temptation is to go on that "Once in a Lifetime" trip......Alaska multi species?

Naaaaaa.

#1 I think I'd do a good Caribou bowhunt (2 bulls) and sneak in some Brook Trout fishing.in Quebec or Labrador etc. $3500ish?

#2 Go on that Pronghorn hunt my buddy Frank did in Wyoming......
#3 Pay 2 years of the lease I'm on in Illinois.

Maybe have enough leftover to get a few mounts done?

I really want to do a real good bow Caribou hunt. That's #1

I'd book a moose hunt! I'd love to make it a New Foundland moose hunt , but in reality I'd have to make it a cheaper Ontario moose hunt so I'd have enough left over for my security deposit and first months rent for my new apartment when my wife finds out I blew $7500 on hunting instead of paying bills.

For one I don't know if I will be physically able to go on an elk hunt when I'm 65 and two I don't know if I'll live that long anyway. Sometimes you need to live for the moment

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I would go on a caribou hunt in the Northwest territories and a guided antelope hunt in Wyoming. I have enough equipment, but if I had any left over I would save it for the taxadermist if I was lucky enought to get a big one or two.

I'd have to choose between taking that long awaited elk hunting trip, an African bowhunting safari, an Alaska trip or add it to my savings for the future purchase of hunting land.

Alaskan Brown Bear hunt at a remote fly-in only camp.