If you had to bow hunt a DIFFERENT state, which one???
08-19-2004 | 06:00 AM
#44
Nontypical Buck
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From: Central PA
RE: If you had to bow hunt a DIFFERENT state, which one???
Well, if I absolutely HAD to...
, and it had to be a state in the U.S. it would probably be Illinois. If I could pick anywhere, it would be Manitoba Canada again. I just love those heavy horned Canadian bucks.
, and it had to be a state in the U.S. it would probably be Illinois. If I could pick anywhere, it would be Manitoba Canada again. I just love those heavy horned Canadian bucks.
08-20-2004 | 08:17 AM
#46
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From: Roanoke VA
RE: If you had to bow hunt a DIFFERENT state, which one???
I hunt VA. Like to hunt Kansas or Illinois...its a toss up. Kansas probably has better deer but Illinois has much prettier hunting land. Its the experience you know.
Remember guys Canada is a state - its North Montana.
Remember guys Canada is a state - its North Montana.
08-20-2004 | 08:29 AM
#47
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From: Hillsboro, Ohio
RE: If you had to bow hunt a DIFFERENT state, which one???
I live and hunt in Ohio, but I would have to say I'd hunt in Kansas.
I do know one thing, I surely would not like a hunt in texas, unless I was to go to Wexford Hunting, BUT! (Hear me out!). I watched Mega Bucks 9, and I was actually shocked at the number of "naturally dwelling" BIG bucks in the video. It was just a cattle ranch that the guys decided to allow bowhunting on. No high fences or nothing, just naturally living and wild deer. I have nothing against texas, my cousin hunts there, but they just don't have the massive horns and hefty body weight I like that our bucks in the midwest have. Again, nothing against Texas, seriously.
I do know one thing, I surely would not like a hunt in texas, unless I was to go to Wexford Hunting, BUT! (Hear me out!). I watched Mega Bucks 9, and I was actually shocked at the number of "naturally dwelling" BIG bucks in the video. It was just a cattle ranch that the guys decided to allow bowhunting on. No high fences or nothing, just naturally living and wild deer. I have nothing against texas, my cousin hunts there, but they just don't have the massive horns and hefty body weight I like that our bucks in the midwest have. Again, nothing against Texas, seriously.
08-20-2004 | 11:56 AM
#48
Nontypical Buck
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From: Rural Kansas... Where Life is Good
RE: If you had to bow hunt a DIFFERENT state, which one???
I hunt is Kansas every year, but if I had to choose another state I'd hunt in Alaska for sure. That in my opinion would be a chance of a lifetime, even if there aren't whitetails to hunt up there.
08-20-2004 | 02:36 PM
#50
Nontypical Buck
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From: Ontario,Canada
RE: If you had to bow hunt a DIFFERENT state, which one???
If you COULDN'T bow hunt your own state for a year and had to hunt another state or country for that matter where would you go and why??
All the videos i see in this state proves there are beautiful bucks running around,and the scenery is absolutely breath takingNow in any country----Well here in Canada of course.Probably manatoba,my neighbours.The body size of these deer is phenominal,and the mass is awesome.Truthfully,they grow them big anywhere here in canada