Bucket lists
- Thread starter c-fbmi
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Didn't eat cats where I hunted them in Zambia, don't know about other areas.
Guys the bucket lists are dreams and as stated initially "if money was no issue"
Didn't eat cats where I hunted them in Zambia, don't know about other areas.
Guys the bucket lists are dreams and as stated initially "if money was no issue"
bearkilr
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Nowhere, ......just past the middle
Considering a maned lion hunt in Botswana or Zambia goes for over $100,000, I wouldn't begin to wager a guess what a steak goes for !!!
No one hunts lion for food, but some tribes eat pretty much anything so I suppose lion would be on their menu as well.
BigUglyMan
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- New Scotland
1) Derby Eland ..... Ultimate antelope trophy
2) Elephant ..... Should be on everyone's list
3) Giant Sable ..... if I live long enough for them to reopen it
4) Stone Sheep ..... Should have hunted them while I lived in BC
5) Brown Bear ..... How do you grow up reading about them and not want to hunt them?
6) Muskox ..... Prehistoric and tasty
2) Elephant ..... Should be on everyone's list
3) Giant Sable ..... if I live long enough for them to reopen it
4) Stone Sheep ..... Should have hunted them while I lived in BC
5) Brown Bear ..... How do you grow up reading about them and not want to hunt them?
6) Muskox ..... Prehistoric and tasty
BigUglyMan
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- New Scotland
Ban.
I've managed to do most of the hunts that I wanted most; a couple that still have a high priority are coastal brown bear and polar bear. A big, sling a hammock between the antlers moose was supposed to happen on its own by now, but somehow hasn't.
Oh I am quite the avid hunter and have harvested oodles of animals. I only kill what I can eat or use. So I guess my list is real short, I need a moose and 2 deer every year, until I kick the bucket.
Bucket list confined to hunting specific goals:
Take a Bull Moose
Eiders on the Bay
Turkey
Wild Boar, both with firearms and primitive weapons
Waterfowl hunting in every North American Flyway
Follow the migration from September on and then follow spring snow geese back up to Canada
Argentina and New Zealand for both big game and wingshooting
Caped Buffalo
Stag and Birds in Scotland
and finally make a triple on Ruffed grouse on the wing.
Take a Bull Moose
Eiders on the Bay
Turkey
Wild Boar, both with firearms and primitive weapons
Waterfowl hunting in every North American Flyway
Follow the migration from September on and then follow spring snow geese back up to Canada
Argentina and New Zealand for both big game and wingshooting
Caped Buffalo
Stag and Birds in Scotland
and finally make a triple on Ruffed grouse on the wing.
For me I think it would a moose hunt on a remote Yukon lake during the calling season,something about fall in the north country always lures me.
1)Having shot a few decent bull elk in the past few years, I think my first one on the list would be a trip to New Zealand for Red Stag...very majestic animals.
2) Africa for the "Big Five"...always been a dream.
3) Last but not least...Yukon during the rut for moose.
2) Africa for the "Big Five"...always been a dream.
3) Last but not least...Yukon during the rut for moose.
limit time
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Cliffs of Dover
Much better post
I guess you could eat anything, if you wanted to...I WILL try all the game I take!
live4therut
CGN frequent flyer
My list would bs the North American 29 but that's just a dream, I've started by first attaining legal big game in AB, I've got three left
Pronghorn antelope
Bison
Big horn sheep
And I need a book mulie, I've come close lots but just can't get there.
Great thread btw, neat to see the different goals everyone has
Pronghorn antelope
Bison
Big horn sheep
And I need a book mulie, I've come close lots but just can't get there.
Great thread btw, neat to see the different goals everyone has
Damn i guess my bucket is one of those cheap plastic ones the kids use at a beach
All I have on mine is:
To find a chunk of land that would let me get a nice cottontail any day I want to go out.
Participate in a "free for all" gopher shoot in some gopher heavy area (lucky to see 3 groundhogs a year here anymore )
Northern Wolf. A real wolf, not the smaller ones in Ontario, but something majestic. And really, size wouldn't matter (obviously the bigger the better, but I don't need a record setting monster) as much as finding one with the right coloring and coat on it.
That's it. All the big game species & trophies out there, in NA, Africa and parts of Europe just don't capture my dreams. With the exception of the Wolf, I don't care for "trophies" - I know that any moral trophy hunter ensures the meat is used and not wasted, so don't think I"m bashing trophy hunters.
i guess my bucket is one of those cheap plastic ones the kids use at a beach All I have on mine is:
To find a chunk of land that would let me get a nice cottontail any day I want to go out.
Participate in a "free for all" gopher shoot in some gopher heavy area (lucky to see 3 groundhogs a year here anymore
)Northern Wolf. A real wolf, not the smaller ones in Ontario, but something majestic. And really, size wouldn't matter (obviously the bigger the better, but I don't need a record setting monster) as much as finding one with the right coloring and coat on it.
That's it. All the big game species & trophies out there, in NA, Africa and parts of Europe just don't capture my dreams. With the exception of the Wolf, I don't care for "trophies" - I know that any moral trophy hunter ensures the meat is used and not wasted, so don't think I"m bashing trophy hunters.
wolf
Damn
All I have on mine is:
To find a chunk of land that would let me get a nice cottontail any day I want to go out.
Participate in a "free for all" gopher shoot in some gopher heavy area (lucky to see 3 groundhogs a year here anymore
Northern Wolf. A real wolf, not the smaller ones in Ontario, but something majestic. And really, size wouldn't matter (obviously the bigger the better, but I don't need a record setting monster) as much as finding one with the right coloring and coat on it.
That's it, if that's all you wish for I can make that happen, we are overrun with the f.....rs up here, just give me acall 867 668 2759.
