Well with the 31 of December past i can proudly say i ate both my A22 and Bear tags. not at all ashamed in fact im already thinking of next year and how i can take a shot at either species. from getting my bow in June to purchasing my license and tags July to buying gear left and right for the opener, i can say i had a building year. most trips were more learning and scouting but did happen to take a few rabbits and miss a few quail. if you were to look at my OnX you can see i did a fair share of scouting.
lessons learned this year...gear, woodsmanship, patients and power of observation. all these i will carry with me to the next season.
what does 2019 have in store for me? well i picked up a bobcat tag to have a reason to be out. will try my hand at some predator hunting as well as try to take a jackrabbit via bow. looking to get some cams up so further my scouting and see if i can take a spring turkey and start an inventory of next year.
thank you for making 2018 something to remember and thank you for all the tips and support.
lessons learned this year...gear, woodsmanship, patients and power of observation. all these i will carry with me to the next season.
what does 2019 have in store for me? well i picked up a bobcat tag to have a reason to be out. will try my hand at some predator hunting as well as try to take a jackrabbit via bow. looking to get some cams up so further my scouting and see if i can take a spring turkey and start an inventory of next year.
thank you for making 2018 something to remember and thank you for all the tips and support.
