What kind of terrain do you hunt in?

[carverk]

',m

Usually wide open prairie / farm land, but often into the mountains too.

It's no wonder sum of you prairie boys can realy shot I never shot past 200 yards in northern BC
Most time can't see much past that and the trees get in the way

 

[freddyfour]

If I had to guess I bet Scott's Tikka is a 270WSM. Seem like that cartridge would be ideal for the Prairies.

 

[Scott_N]

If I had to guess I bet Scott's Tikka is a 270WSM. Seem like that cartridge would be ideal for the Prairies.

You are correct on the rifle sir! I bought the 270 WSM specifically because I usually hunt areas where a longer shot might happen, but that I could still use for elk in the mountains on occasion. I still own a 30-06 and a 338 WM, but almost always hunt with the Tikka these days.

While the prairies are indeed beautiful in their own unique way, I sure am envious of some of the places other guys call their backyards.

 

[btabin]

Mountains and valleys. All about that BC life.

 

[Decker9]

99% of my hunting time is spent above timberline, addicted to the mountains of BC.




http://i1074.photobucket.com/albums/w411/decker1122/8C163AE8-0B30-4AAE-995C-
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[freddyfour]

Wow, fantastic photos

 

[kodiakjack]

"F*** you, and your bandwidth too!" - This Thread


;-P

Great pics

 

[brybenn]

I hunt open hardwoods and flat farm land of South western Ontario and a few places in northern Ontario that sport some extremely thick bush and steep contours

 

[LongBomber]

East Kootenay's
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[j_06]

North Central Bc

 

[freddyfour]

LongBomber, what a beautiful little lake great area!

 

[OneBarfly]

Algonquin Park, Ontario. Not many places for a shot over 40 yards. Usually they are on the move when you actually get to see a deer.