bhunter50

CERTAINLY WOULDN'T HURT MY FEELINGS IF A FEW LESS OUTFITTING WAS GOING ON IN MY NECK OF THE WOODS!

Kamil

I'm going on an Elk hunt out west , but it's taking a lot of saving!

shed33

I am hoping I will see less road hunters during rifle season..

peakrut

It won't hurt me one bit as I will be on my new Wisconsin motorcycle called a COWASAKI.

* Thanks Steve *

davidmil

Well hunting is my one vice. OK, so I lie, I have many.... but hunting is special as you all know. If I can arrange the time and place I'm not about to let an extra tank of gas deter me. Sure it's more expensive, but for a hunting trip, gas is usually the lowest cost. If you're worried about it, just don't buy those two new sets of camo you don't probably need anyway and put the money towards gas. [8D]

peakrut

AMEN to that Troy and that is a very good point for sure..

Zim

Wow the gas price has made my job all the more appealing. I am lucky to work for USPS inspecting postal buildings throughout Illinois & Wisonsin. I make my own schedule, and can normally arrange to combine business with hunting. Works out especially good with the short Illinois gun season. Last year I got all my gas, motels and even food paid for on my Panther Creek hunt. Will be even better this year as I will be hunting in the far south part of the state. I'm up in Chicago.

Now as far as my western hunting, if we draw New Mexico elk we will be flying out there and renting a jeep. That is worth investing a bit more for gas.

davidmil

Isn't that the truth. Maybe it will keep some of the yahoos at home. We could sure use more expensive gas around here if it leads to a reduction. The one I'm hoping it slows down are the night hunters.

Schultzy

Lmfao!! I thought of you right away T so I figured I'd better send that one to you!![8D]

peakrut

Joe will be riding B*tch.[8D]