What animals/fish do you like to hunt? (Page 2)

This is why you are one hot momma! 

I'm so bummed cause I will probably miss shotgun season in WI.  One of my employees is pregnant and due at that time so I can't afford to be out of the office at all.

So I'll just have to focus on my bow skills instead. 

So how long till you take the little one on their first hunt? 

To answer the OP:  The kind made out of meat!

Seriously - l like to hunt deer, hog, turkey, geese, ducks, etc.  Fishing - saltwater - sea trout, snapper, flounder, redfish, etc  Freshwater - fly fishing for trout, large mouth bass okay, but I prefer more action than that...

When I was a kid I use to hunt, skipped school the first day of goose season every year in High School, goose, duck, squirrel, rabbit, quail, dove, pheasant. Did a lot of fishing back then as well. Today we kayak fish, mostly something to do while we kayak. I hope to catch a small bill fish, dorado/dolphin or something like that some day off the kayak.

It really is even a 3 or 4 pound stripper will move a 16 ft kayak around, tons of fun!!!!

Grew up hunting deer and pheasant here in Iowa. Have taken deer shotgun, bow, adn muzzleloader. Also fished walleyes and catfish a ton when I was younger (benefits of living on a lake) in between baseball seasons.

Now only fish a week out of the year on my yearly excursion to N. Minnesota but still hunt pheasants, duck and geese but havent been deer hunting in a few years. Would love get out west and elk hunt some time in the future.

Actually have my fishing trip here in about 2 weeks and get back the night before early duck opener on the 19th so I need to get busy getting ready next week.

Ummmmmm..... yeah, so feel free to PM me anytime you need that deer population thinned.  I'd be happy to help out. 

Okay Don - two threads in one day where you got me postin pictures like I might die tomorrow.  I'm an avid recreational fisherman... and I love everything from trout on a 3 weight flyrod to blue marlin on 80 pound class tackle.  Oh and Don - when you gonna come fish with me and catch a REAL striper...

Flyfishing in Montana:

5+ pound smallmouth from lake michigan:




5+ pound largemouth in Maryland:

Trophy blue catfish in Virginia... please excuse my hair:

We do TONS of striped bass (we call them rockfish here in MD) fishing in the Chesapeake Bay...


Kayak fishing in March (that's a dry suit)...




In the rain (two friends on my boat - I was the photographer)...



In the snow... The best day we ever had in my boat - that's my friend Bryan but we caught about 100 fish this size in January at the mouth of the Chesapeak Bay in the Atlantic Ocean... oh yeah it was 19 degrees when that picture was taken:

In the sun... Here we are almost 4 months later at the very tippy top of the chesapeak bay... mouth of the susquehanna river:

One last striper - the biggest I've ever caught personally... again, excuse the hair:

My true passion is bluewater - which is just far too expensive to make a real hobby:

Do I win???? 

I'm ready. Just say the word!

(I guess that striper I showed was more like a bait fish.

And yes, you win.

It is fun, and not that hard.

There are some different casting techniques. The easiest to learn is the ground cast. Then there's the pendulum cast. I think it's called a hatteras cast as well.

I've just been using the ground cast so far.

Here's a guy who does competitive casting. He has great youtube tutorials on surf casting.

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Cold and choppy sounds good.

Looks like your catch is an over acheiver. lol