New Hunter from the Adirondacks

[AdirondackHunter18]

Hey guys, new hunter here from the Adirondacks in Northern NY. Like most hunters around here I live to track whitetails in the snow, but also an avid lifelong hunter and fisherman of all other tasty things!
Moving to CO for a one-year job this fall and am going to be getting my introduction to Western Hunting; can’t wait! I’ve travelled around a bit before, hunted KY and VT quite a bit, but this will be a new challenge.
Really enjoying the conversation here on the Hunt Talk Forum, not sure why I hadn’t joined sooner!

Looking forward to getting to know you folks here on the forum.

 

[MikeMaland]

Welcome to the site. I used to camp as a kid near Saranac lake in the 80s. Every year I think about hunting up there, I’m just waiting to not draw a Western tag.

 

[Curvebow]

Welcome to the forum! I too live in upstate NYS, hunt the ADKs and love it when the snow falls! I have hunted elk in Colorado many times both with the bow and muzzleloader. You may not come back East after being out there!

Best of luck to you....

 

[JohnCushman]

Welcome! I was smart enough to get the hell out of NY when I retired from the Army.

 

[pabearhunter]

Welcome aboard.

 

[homers]

Welcome. Enjoy your time in CO

 

[MN Public Hunter]

welcome

 

[Addicting]

Welcome!

 

[AdirondackHunter18]

Thanks for the welcome, guys!

Welcome to the site. I used to camp as a kid near Saranac lake in the 80s. Every year I think about hunting up there, I’m just waiting to not draw a Western tag.

Nice! I’ve hunted quite a bit near Saranac, there’s some great country around there. I’m from Long Lake originally.

 

[Elkhunter24]

welcome!

 

[publichunter1]

Welcome from MS!

 

[YankeeHunter66]

welcome

 

[Dewey]

Welcome! I live live near buffalo but get to the adk’s often with work.

 

[SFC B]

Welcome. What part of CO will you be living in?

 

[CampRipleyLF]

Welcome aboard from Minnesota!

 

[AdirondackHunter18]

Welcome. What part of CO will you be living in?

Boulder/Fort Collins area