Where in the US do you live?

[ShanMan]

Originally Posted by arizona mike

Shanman, thanks for the insights. I always have wondered about the lack of public lands in Texas, sounds like a bummer. I wish Arizona had wild hogs to hunt like Texas though!

I live close to Flagstaff, lots of big game, yotes, varmints, etc and lots of beautiful country and as you know, tons of "public lands" to hunt, although I gotta say each year the USFS becomes more like the Nazi Gestapho with road closures and ridiculous regulations to "protect" the forest from the people. We have the best of both worlds though with high desert hunting AND forested mountain terrain to hunt!

I have been up in that area many times! Even out around the 4 peaks area they have been pretty strict on road closures in the past, but I had the chance to ask them about it and they said it was actually to keep the dirt bikes and quads out because they keep tearing up too much land by not sticking to the trails. You ever been to West Fork in Sedona? I have always had good personal encounters with the fish and game people but haven't had as much experience around the Flag area. What animals are you planning on hunting this year?

[Lefty7mmstw]

Depends on the water level but west of the Old Miss.. A couple of times in the last few years I nearly needed a boat to get away from the Missouri here. You can be above the 100 year flood plane, but it doesn't do jack when not all of the roads are.

[hecalder]

International Falls, MN a new resident and transplant from NC

[Notakers]

Originally Posted by Len Backus

IF you live in the US, then where in the US do you live?

Northwest Oklahoma

[cecil strickland]

florida. love it, but still wish i lived closer to where i hunt.

[tractorman]

Western Kentucky, been here all my life and love it.

[OLEJOE]

Louisiana