East vs. West
05-12-2004 | 01:27 PM
#11
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From: Idaho
RE: East vs. West
ORIGINAL: Elkcrazy8
I have hunted and lived in both. I now reside in Idaho and will never leave this place. Don't get me wrong. The east has some fantastic hunting and I plan to go back to hunt with some old friends. But I would give it all up for elk hunting with a bow in the great state of Idaho.
I have hunted and lived in both. I now reside in Idaho and will never leave this place. Don't get me wrong. The east has some fantastic hunting and I plan to go back to hunt with some old friends. But I would give it all up for elk hunting with a bow in the great state of Idaho.
i have lived in the West all my life and i dont think i could go to the East and hunt. no offence to the people that hunt in the East. its just that i have fell in love with the west.o and Elkcrazy8 what part in Idaho do u live?
05-12-2004 | 02:04 PM
#12
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RE: East vs. West
I've hunted both, and they are both great. I hunt the most in the east, but only because I live there. One cannot replace the other. Each is a different experinece and worth having, and I would not hunt in one to the exclusion of the other.
05-12-2004 | 02:20 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Memphis TN USA
RE: East vs. West
I would love to go out West but I am just a treestand type of guy. Therefore, I prefer to hunt the midwest on East. Whitetails in treestands is the Holy Grail for me. however, I would like to go chase a bull elk around with a bow for a couple of weeks.
05-12-2004 | 02:25 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Northern Idaho's Panhandle
RE: East vs. West
ORIGINAL: Rack-attack
I would NEVER hunt out West..............
Work my but off to shoot a beauty of a 12 point - Just to bring it back to camp to hear all the locals telling me I shot a 6 point[
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I would NEVER hunt out West..............
Work my but off to shoot a beauty of a 12 point - Just to bring it back to camp to hear all the locals telling me I shot a 6 point[
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HAHA....
Rack ya know we cant count past 10 out here, so we keep it simple. I was born and raised out west. I have lived in Idaho and Montana my entire life. I have hunted once in Alberta Canada on a "hunter host" permit with a friend and loved that country up there. I haven't had the priviledge to hunt the mid-west or east, but sure would love to someday.
Silent, Northern Idaho and North Western Montana are full of timber, lots of trees!
05-12-2004 | 02:48 PM
#15
Nontypical Buck
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From: Memphis TN USA
RE: East vs. West
Shed, if that was an invitation just tell me when to be there and what I need to bring
Actually, I wasn't even thinking about the Milk River etc. so yea I could do the out west thing
Actually, I wasn't even thinking about the Milk River etc. so yea I could do the out west thing
05-12-2004 | 09:58 PM
#20
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From: Billings, Montana
RE: East vs. West
I live in Montana and love hunting in the west. Although I would like to give the midwest or the east a try one day. I love stalking those elk though, because I don't have alot of patience for sitting in a blind or a tree stand. I guess that will have to change soon though because I'm going bear hunting over bait and I will be setting in a tree stand.