stealthycat

You've just been given $7,500 for bowhunting ... how you going to spend it ?

Seriously, would you go on one guided hunt ? Two semi guided hunts ? Drop camps, tresspass fees, pay 10 years worth of leasing .... and what animals would you choose ? A moose because you've never killed one or a elk because you've never shot a big one ? Maybe you'd buy equipment instead ?

Curious to what ya'll would do - thanks

ewolf

Got too much equipment as it is. I would have to spend it on leasing the property next to me. Good huntin' over there, I know there are 2 200 class bucks that live over there. I could probably only lease it for 5 years, but that would be five big deer that would drop from my broadheads.

bobcat 10

i would buy me a new bowtech.......more gear.......and pay for out of state license.....my scousin lives in illinois.....he has got me permission to hunt on three 400 acre farms up there.......so my money will be payed to go hunt up there every year......big bucks....here i come......in my dreams[X(][&:]

nubo

I would add another bow and setup to my collection ,Lease the land for 3 years and go on a Elk hunt .

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Buckfevr

I would use it as a down payment to purchase some hunting land.

PABowhntr

I would most assuredly use it as a downpayment for land to hunt on....either actually owned or leased...and of course with several others.

silentassassin

Two semi guided hunts; Whitetail in Iowa and Elk in New Mexico

6ptsika

14 day plains game safari in South Africa or Zimbabwe.

TURKEY FAN

expensive boose, and cheap women. Of course a couple of guided hunts.LOL



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Double Creek

I would take $1,500 and buy new clothes, stands, sticks, boots, etc.

I would then take $3,000 for a trip to Iowa and $3,000 for a trip to Kansas. Bowhunting whitetails ofcourse.