What does your hunting area look like?

[rushlake1]

duck camp..on prairie pothole lake

grouse camp in the middle of state forest lands

fish camp

bow deer, turkey, small game, trout

wide river bottoms...gun deer, ducks, turkeys

bow deer,turkeys squirrels

 

[Herb]

This is sagebrush on Diamond Mountain, a favorite place of mine.


Emptying my .58 halfstock flintlock rifle I built after killing a mule deer here.


This is elk habitat on Taylor Mountain. I'll be hunting this with my Bridger Hawken again this November.

 

[Idaho Ron]

My hunting ranges from 800 foot deep desert canyons to mountains.

 

[BrownBear]

I've been through that country numerous times without hunting it, sad to say.

Over and above the challenge all that open country brings to guns and shooting skill, one other thing rises to the front of my brain.

I wanna know what kind of boots you recommend! Wow, tough on feet and bodies, fer sure. :hatsoff:

 

[Idaho Ron]

You are so right about boots. I used to buy Danner Canadian's. They are awesome in the mountains but the air bobs peeled off like cotton candy in the lava canyon country.
Now I use a set of Canadians int he mountains and a set of Danner Sharptails in the desert.

 

[BrownBear]

...Danner....

Ah man. I was afraid you were going to say that. Love Danners, but they abandoned me about 20 years ago when they quite making extra wide sizes. I've got 6E feet, and their widest come in at about 2E if I'm being generous.

Still searching for a replacement after all these years. Been using Whites, but they're not making my favorite any more, and my last are so beat up they won't repair them.

My mom's account of my feet goes this way: "When you were a kid we'd buy you two pairs of shoes. Then we'd throw away the shoes and strap the boxes on your feet!" :rotf:

 

[Choctaw]

I love your pictures, but the first one of your cabin at night really put a smile on my face. What a GREAT hunting camp!

 

[Idaho Ron]

I've got 6E feet, and their widest come in at about 2E if I'm being generous.

The boots go on your feet! They are not over shoes for your snow shoes. :rotf: :rotf:
WOW you got wide feet!!

 

[BrownBear]

Sasquatch lives! :wink:

 

[George]

I've had some great hunts in a couple of the western states, and they are beautiful and impressive, but for most of my life my hunting ground has been the rolling woods and farmland of north-central Kentucky. I grew up in it, and it fits me like a glove. For the last 15 years it has mostly been on one small farm, which has become a part of me. What it looks like, though, depends on where you stand and when.
http://s881.photobucket.com/user/Spence_2010/slideshow/Hunting Ground

Spence

 

[Skychief]

Very nice slideshow Spence.

My hunting area looks a lot like yours. :thumbsup:

I especially like the photographs of the cricks (sorry folks, I mean creeks!)! There's just something relaxing about them, even in photographic form.

Thanks for sharing, Skychief

 

[ron wehmeyer]

:thumbsup: Fine looking country

 

[ron wehmeyer]

Fine looking country! Nice deer!

 

[ron wehmeyer]

Fine looking country plenty of room!

 

[ron wehmeyer]

My Hunting cabin in the desert . Cat sleeping on the porch, right in the way! They Got No Respect!!!,,,DT

 

[ron wehmeyer]

Spence it's easy to see how that country could grow on Ya! You are a part of it. Thanks for showing the photographs.,,DT

 

[ron wehmeyer]

Look's like it could be one of my favorite places too Herb! Love hunting Mule Deer in the sage country! That .58 put the Wammy on that old boy! DT

 

[Billnpatti]

I've got a cat like that, different color but same attitude. :haha:

 

[pab1]

My Hunting cabin in the desert . Cat sleeping on the porch, right in the way! They Got No Respect!!!,,,DT

Looks like you two get along better than Hatchet Jack did with his roommate. :haha:

"He was a wild one, old Hatchet Jack. He was livin' two year in a cave up on the Musselshell with a female panther. She never did get used to him."

 

[nhmoose]

Great pic's everyone! Where we hunt there are no views like them. Thanks and enjoy this season!