Fuzzyballs44

Let's have some fun!

Money is not a concern, and you spare no expense.
You are guaranteed to draw any tags/license in the world.
It's your choice if you want a guide or not

1. Where would you hunt and what kind of terrain?
2. What would you hunt?
3. Who would you bring?
4. What would be your weapon of choice?
5. What kind of dream equipment would you bring?
6. What time of year is it/How long will you be hunting?
7. What would the trophy picture look like?

This would be the ultimate hunt of your life....let's hear what you fantasize about during the weekly grind!!

Fuzzyballs44

So, I can't believe nobody wants to answer this one!....I will do mine!

1. Afgonak or Raspberry Island....Coastal Country!
2. Coastal Brown Bears.....the big boys!
3. My brother and my dad....they aren't just family, they are great friends of mine!
4. .338 WinMagSavage Model 116FHSAK w/ a Leupold VX-III 3.5-10 German #4 Dot Reticle scope
5. I would bring my Garmin 60Cxs GPS. I would also equip myself with a nice wall tent with stove. I'm not picky or high maintence...I would research what I would need for the trip and find out the logistics behind it. I would try my first year without a guide....I would want to put in all of the research/education/scouting on my own....it would seriously add to the adventure of it.
6. Two week trip that would include fly fishing on some of the more famous salmon runs. I would go early fall or when the season permitted.
7. The trophy picture would be of my dad sitting behind a 1000lb plus bear that he took with the help of both my brother and me.

I would want to take a coastal brown, it is a dream of mine, but I would be happy just seeing the smile on my dads face with his animal....I would just want to be there to share the experience with him!

stew1705

1. The Scottish Highlands

2.Red Grouse {driven of course}

3.I'd have a team of 8 guns so myself and 7 good mates

4.We'd be shooting double guns so I'd use a pair of Dickson round action 20gauge o&u's

5.I'd have to buy myself a new range rover to get there!!!

6.August, Id have to take the whole week 5 days shooting{if you've ever seen a scottish hunting Lodge you'd know why}

7.It would have happiest looking 8 guys you'd ever seen.


[I run these weeks and they normally retail at $150,000}


Stew

mallard stalker

1. B.C., in the mountains baby!
2. Elk
3. wall tent with stove, camping equip and everything else you would need also fly fishing rod and 4 wheelers.
4. Bow and a 30-06 w/ 4x9 scope(more of a camp gun)
5. I messed this up so a few good friends.
6. early rut and 1 and a half weeks.
7.4 guys sitting beside the antlers that the each helped get and wearing the biggest smile you'll ever see.

ShatoDavis

1. Where would you hunt and what kind of terrain? Northwest territories of canada. McKenzie Mountain range, With a very reputable Outfitter

2. What would you hunt? Dall Sheep, Bear, Moose, & Mountain Caribou

3. Who would you bring?My Dad & My sons Three generations of Hunters.

4. What would be your weapon of choice?Rem 700 BDL Custom Deluxe338 Win Mag topped with Leupold Vari X III 2.5-8x36

5. What kind of dream equipment would you bring? Swarovski HD 20-60x65mm spotting scope

6. What time of year is it/How long will you be hunting? Late august for 3 weeks

7. What would the trophy picture look like? Three Generations with Three 40 inch Dall Rams and smiles to match.

Fuzzyballs44

It's really fun to see the differences that everyone has when it comes to their dream hunt......one common thing though is the element of good family and friend. Shows the true character of an outdoorsman!

~Cam

younggun308

1. British Columbia, in the mountain, woods, near a river.
2. Hunting Moose, and Mule or Whitetail, and I mean HUGE trophy deer.
3. My uncle, dad and grandpa
4. AWeatherby Mark V in .338 Win. Mag.
5. I'd put a Leupold 4x12x50 scope on the gun, and a nice, cabin out there.
6. Probably Early September, a two and a halfweek hunt.
7.A Moose with a 175' spread palm,with the jetblack fur and all of us gathered around it with huge smiles, and three of us have to hold the moose's head up.Then,we've all shot our trophy deer, and they're all lined up, and we've got our bows and guns laying across their body, and we're allsmiling, and we've got a great shot in the back of a mountian.

tangozulu

BC, Sept 1, with Mom and Daughter. Six Point elk season.
Buglin elk..............hike in.
Wall tent up.
Daughter doin the shootin. Old man doin his callin magic..........
Wait a minute, I live here already. Just need my daughter to be 16 years old, not 16 months.

Wolf killer

I would hunt Alaskan/Yukon Moose with my father. We would both use 338-win mags. This would have to be a guided hunt, Alaskan/Yukon moose are HUGE. The time would be early September. We would also fish for silver salmon & halibut.
Alaska is a wonderful state, that I may move to someday?

wyotimberghost

1. Where would you hunt and what kind of terrain? AK- everything from the mountains to the coastline.

2. What would you hunt? Dall Sheep, Bear, Moose, Caribou, Wolf, Mountain Goat

3. Who would you bring? An alluring young woman to cook for me and make sure there's always wood on the fire. And also my cousin, dad, uncles, and brother

4. What would be your weapon of choice? Dakota Arms model 97 Long Range hunter in .300 Dakota topped with a 3-9X40 Swarovski

5. What kind of dream equipment would you bring? A team of native packers

6. What time of year is it/How long will you be hunting? Late August/ Early September

7. What would the trophy picture look like? A trophy in every species I hunted
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