My passion for the last 30 years is handgun hunting whitetail, hogs and even the wayward mule deer. I became interested in bowhunting about 10 years ago as well, for all three. I love dove hunting....not very good at but I still love those little rockets. Squirrel & rabbit with my Browning Buck Mark really hits the spot in a stew or as Carne Guisada on a cold winters day.

tex45acp

I like going after Whitetail and varminent. I have 12 acres in Crosby, Texas that I try to hit ever fall.

I am going to attempt to call in a bobcat or coyote next weekend and pop them with my bow. And, of course, go after some piggies.

When i need meat i go for Whitetails in Texas.I know a place that is thick with Deer,you know that you are close when you start passing roadkill.It is not really hunting though,most of them have no fear of people and you can usally have your meat within 30 minutes after parking.

In my order of preference.
1. Elk
2. Buffalo
3. Deer
4. Dove
5. Quail
6. Javalina
7. Turkey
8. Coyote

Wild pork can't be beat. In Florida there is no closed season, no size or bag limit and no license required ... on private land.

Originally Posted by BillinClwr

Wild pork can't be beat. In Florida there is no closed season, no size or bag limit and no license required ... on private land.

Tasty, also. I hunt them year round here.

Whitetail and liberals

With a bow, rabbit...with a shotgun, turkey...with a rifle, deer or elk

Tree RATS

On a yearly basis it's elk but in three weeks it will be Grizzly north of Nome, Alaska.

Tree RATS

Cotton Tails! Nothing like hearing a beagle circle a bunny around right back to you and seeing a rabbit come right next too your foot. As soon as they see you...it looks like the flash. They can get from 0 to 60 in about a tenth of a second (or so it seems)

Right now?

Golf and USPSA...

But I'd love to go chase some wild hogs!!!

No limit? No season? Who's got land???? Not many here in suburbia on my 3/4 acre "spread"!!!

JeffWard

Sage rats in eastern Oregon. Six of us once spent 5 hours in a field and slayed them. .22 and .17s the calibers of choice.

Wild Ringneck Pheasants over a flushing spaniel.

Hairy

This is not a fair question. Ok, what ever season is open!

Doves, Quail, Chukars, Huns, Pheasants, Sharptails, Turkeys, Antelope, Mule Deer, Whitetails, Elk, pigs, bear, (what did I leave off?), coyotes, ducks, geese, 39 days of upland bird season left here in Big Sky Country. Then I can go to Nevada, Oregon or Utah for Chukars. Oh I could go on.....

I got laid off 6 weeks ago after 21 and 1/2 years. I am trying to catch up on all the missed hunting opportunities.

Whitetail deer if I had to choose one, but I have spent many an hour squirrel hunting and I enjoy that as well.

whitetail in bama. would like to get a moose while im up here in alaska.

whitetail

Elk but I don't get to go very often

Whitetail up in Wisconsin....archery only!!! I took a buck in 2002 that made the national Boone & Crocket record book. For those of you who are looking at me crosseyed....yes you can take a deer with a bow and make the gun record book. The animal must score high enough though. I will try to posts pics.



A close second is pheasant in South Dakota. A total blast!!!

Any type of wing shooting. Mostly waterfowl with some upland mixed in a couple weeks out of the year.

Rocky Mtn Elk and White Tail or Black tail deer for me in that order. Bear and Cougar sounds interesting but I'm not partial to shooting anything I'm not interested in eating. That hog and wild boar hunting sounds fun. Wish we had those here in Oregon.