jlsherr

Kewl deal. Let me know how your hunt went. Good luck on a trophy bull.

Hoytail Hunter

I'm considering driving my old beater Acura which gets 35mpg to save on gas this season. Only problem is, it takes away from the appeal of going hunting in a 4x4. Not only that, if I put something down, I gotta come back and get the truck. I think I'd rather pay the price for appeal and convenience.

Bowtech 360

like your going to shoot anything















want some locion for that burn?

Hoytail Hunter

Taking the shhh talkin outside the designated contest playing field huh?

You get afor unneccessary and irrelevant roughness, 20 inch penalty, repeat first down. Now you're in your own end zone. Don't mess with the Deacons of Death son.

side note* you're not kidding in your sig huh?

gregrn43

my cabin is 40 miles away and i dont even want to figure up what gas will cost me this fall and winter hunting. It would make me sick for sure

remington_girl

The beauty of living in a diverse/small country is that i can hunt all game in Scotland in my entire state which I can walk to. At a fetch i would say 10 miles max to all my hunting land which is the whole of Renfrewshire.

So not that much on the gas I would say.

kevin1

Zero, I hunt my own place which is a crossing point between major points of cover, bedding, and feeding areas. It's good to live in a funnel.On the few occasions when I the need for a change of scenery and reduced chance of scoring I go no further than a 45 minute drive to a friend's place two counties over, or a stretch of national forest nearby.

wis_bow_huntr

I wouldnt be letting that get around too much.....he may just decide to read this some day lol.

bryant1

Both clubs and the private land of my grandfather's are under 15 miles from my house, so i don't burn too much gas going back and forth. What really runs my bill up is general gun season when we run hounds I spend a small fortune on gas then, but it is all worth it.