Calif. Hunter
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Like sitting in a blind on a rice field?
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The Hedgehog
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TLC.. get over it. Baiting deer, elk, bears, is for pillow-biters. Jose will admit it and it he did it, I'm sure he felt a little light in his loafers about it.
Back to AMERICA'S GAYEST DEER HUNTER..
Here's his GAY HUNTING DESTINATION
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Back to AMERICA'S GAYEST DEER HUNTER..
Here's his GAY HUNTING DESTINATION
Here's some details on the FAQ page:
The Hedgehog
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But it's all okay if you have a kid along right?
Introducing your son to pillow-biting...
Introducing your son to pillow-biting...
The Hedgehog
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I think i'd rather give my boy a new game for his Nitendo than have him gun down a penned elk. It's LOT CHEAPER too...
ELK HUNTING WANNABE PRICE LIST
ELK HUNTING WANNABE PRICE LIST
GH, have read a lot of things like this when checking out different guides. beats the hell out of me how they can guarantee anything unless they tie the damn critter up for you. hard to believe a true hunter would even think about this kind of thing.
even my father in law, who is handicapped, would never try something like this. still tries to climb into his stand every year. have had to take his tripod down so he doesn't fall out trying to get into it. got him a blind to hunt out of. works well as the wife can sit with him and tape the hunts. and keep the heater going.
even my father in law, who is handicapped, would never try something like this. still tries to climb into his stand every year. have had to take his tripod down so he doesn't fall out trying to get into it. got him a blind to hunt out of. works well as the wife can sit with him and tape the hunts. and keep the heater going.
damn, now I know where I can spend that extra 16 grand I have laying around. but, can beat that one. have a few elk farms around the farm. since the bottom has fallen out of that business lately, the ranchers/farmers, whatever they are called, are now selling elk hunts to guys out east. last I heard, they are going from anywhere between 3-4 grand for a 350-400 bull. and these are in pens that are less than 3 acres each. not even sure if they put the guys in a tree. and no permit or license needed since we do not have a season on elk.
now, as far as the baiting for bear. some of us, as I have said before, do not really have a choice. not like I can take the time off work needed to go on a DIY bear hunt in country I don't know. as close as I can figure, would take at least three weeks, plus travel time, to have a shot at a DIY bear.
now, as far as the baiting for bear. some of us, as I have said before, do not really have a choice. not like I can take the time off work needed to go on a DIY bear hunt in country I don't know. as close as I can figure, would take at least three weeks, plus travel time, to have a shot at a DIY bear.
The Hedgehog
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It's America's Gayest Deer Hunter's son... being homoerotically (love that word) introduced to a fake elk hunt by his father. Yes, it's legal.. and I have the "right to question" humiliate, brow-beat, mock..etc..
What fat boy should know is that elk (that look similar to this) are available outside of a fence.. but it's unlikely he'll ever acquire one without spending a ten grand for a one-day guarenteed captive farm elk shoot. Really sad to see that allowed in Idaho.
And to think guys buy his videos..
I used to watch the whitetail videos years ago, thinking they were awesome.. these huge huge bucks walking right by him and he drills them with a bow.. and he was all animated. It wasn't until I looked into it a bit and found out he's really just a total fraud.
What fat boy should know is that elk (that look similar to this) are available outside of a fence.. but it's unlikely he'll ever acquire one without spending a ten grand for a one-day guarenteed captive farm elk shoot. Really sad to see that allowed in Idaho.
And to think guys buy his videos..
I used to watch the whitetail videos years ago, thinking they were awesome.. these huge huge bucks walking right by him and he drills them with a bow.. and he was all animated. It wasn't until I looked into it a bit and found out he's really just a total fraud.
The Hedgehog
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That's total crap. If you do some research you can have awesome DIY bear hunting in lots of places in the west for dirt cheap and high opportunity rate.
GH, think you missed my point. its not the money thats the problem. its the time needed that it would take. can't let my business go for that long a period of time. have read about a town out there in idaho, that is crawling with bears. not really, but they say they have a bunch. can't remember the name of the town. sure I could drive out there, walk around the area I'm somewhat familiar with because of hunting out there, but thats about the best I could do right now. 4-5 weeks away from the business would not be good. especially in the spring like that. hard to come up with the 2 weeks I take now.
I did a bear hunt with dogs in Idaho 10 years ago and that just about killed me. I had a hard time keeping up with anyone and just about stroked out. Toughest man I ever hunted with and he was way more fit than me. I would do a lion hunt with dogs in a minute. Trapping, dogs for bear/lion and hunting antelope or elk in a Double Bull blind are fine with me. Jimmy Houston "hunting" where the animal runs around in a pen and they actually video the chain link are not my bag.
FYI, if I get drawn this year, will be doing a DIY bear hunt in minnesota. have a friend from another board that is going to help. a week in september. said the success rate is around 60%. which is fine. more the adventure than anything else.
The Hedgehog
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TLC, I didn't miss your point. Unless you have some physical disability or odd fears that I'm unaware of, you could easily have a great bear hunt on-your-own spending one week in either Montana, Idaho, or Wyoming. Spot and stalk. You could figure it all out, where to go, how to do it, where to stay from your home.. just show up and hunt for a week, more than enough time. Three weeks?? How could anybody spend 3 weeks hunting for a bear? If I go three evenings in a row after work and I get tired of it.
My girlfriend went only 3 evenings last spring.. saw somewhere in the neighborhood of 15 bears, saw one get shot, and one missed with a bow, all on public land accessible from my house in town, 2 of the days not leaving town until around 6PM. Tags are unlimited and in the areas I hunt in MT, and most places in ID, there's no quota.
Bottom line is you do have a choice, and I bet it's cheaper and more fun without a baby sitter and a pile of donuts too.
My girlfriend went only 3 evenings last spring.. saw somewhere in the neighborhood of 15 bears, saw one get shot, and one missed with a bow, all on public land accessible from my house in town, 2 of the days not leaving town until around 6PM. Tags are unlimited and in the areas I hunt in MT, and most places in ID, there's no quota.
Bottom line is you do have a choice, and I bet it's cheaper and more fun without a baby sitter and a pile of donuts too.
The Hedgehog
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No.. I don't think so.. I'm waiting for you, goatboy.
I have a thing for burly little redheads.
I have a thing for burly little redheads.
AZ402
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You obviously haven't seen me lately. That's putting it kindly.
Maybe he was talking about me?
The Hedgehog
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Stan waits until December 30th to send the 2008 best phone video message..
Have a coke and a smile.
Have a coke and a smile.
AZ402
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Haha! Most of those come courtesy of my good buddy GRONG. He pretty much just posts at coueswhitetail.com though.
