VikingsGuy
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Grew up fishing, camping, hiking and canoeing all over the Dakotas, Minnesota and Ontario with my dad, but dad wasn't much of a hunter. Learned a lot about the woods from him but ended up teaching myself what I know about hunting. Still trying to learn and committed to passing it all down to my 14 yr old son (and favorite hunting partner).
I started my journey into hunting with shotguns pursuing pheasants and grouse. I loved the walking in the prairie/woods and could never get excited about sitting in a duck blind or goose layout. When I started to turn my attention to rifle hunting, this bias carried over -- it was tough to get excited about big game hunting here in MN as it is mostly deer/bear stand. But I have now turned my attention to pronghorn, it seems that the walk & stalk of antelope will be the kind of outdoor activity I enjoy. I am working towards getting WY tags for fall of '18. While happy to focus on pronghorn for now, I think western mule deer may provide similar interest - and maybe even elk, but that seems a little pricey and hard to get tags.
That's what has me joining this forum -- prepping for pronghorn. I look forward to learning a lot, and hopefully having something of value to offer in return.
I started my journey into hunting with shotguns pursuing pheasants and grouse. I loved the walking in the prairie/woods and could never get excited about sitting in a duck blind or goose layout. When I started to turn my attention to rifle hunting, this bias carried over -- it was tough to get excited about big game hunting here in MN as it is mostly deer/bear stand. But I have now turned my attention to pronghorn, it seems that the walk & stalk of antelope will be the kind of outdoor activity I enjoy. I am working towards getting WY tags for fall of '18. While happy to focus on pronghorn for now, I think western mule deer may provide similar interest - and maybe even elk, but that seems a little pricey and hard to get tags.
That's what has me joining this forum -- prepping for pronghorn. I look forward to learning a lot, and hopefully having something of value to offer in return.
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