2025 Hunting Report

[sgtsandman]

It’s generally a lot of work for a little meat, but it’s kinda fun to take a walk with a friend and bag something

I really want to go after the squirrels. I can't tell you how many times those little bastards would come running through making me think a deer was coming!

 

[lil_Blue_Ford]

I really want to go after the squirrels. I can't tell you how many times those little bastards would come running through making me think a deer was coming!

Red squirrels really aren’t worth the effort, but greys and fox squirrels are bigger and more worth it.

 

[Sharky]

when I started hunting there were lots of pheasants, grouse, rabbits and plenty of farm land to hunt on. sadly today with farms changing hands & more development I am stuck hunting public land with state released birds,
add in my back issues , I would need someone to drag the deer out for me. plus the idiots you come across while deer hunting makes it frustrating.
I rarely duck or goose hunt any longer, cant lug a bag of decoys around like I did in my younger days. I have had hunting dogs since I was 20 yrs old & would not be without 1 or 2.
on the plus side I live 10 minutes from a large state game land (over 6000 huntable acres, 8200 acres total) so I am out with my boys almost every day of the season

 

[NVhunter]

Rhonda Ranger is off to a good start! She still has a Bighorn Sheep and an Elk Hunt left to go on!

 

[Uncle Gump]

@NVhunter

FYI...

I just edited your post from thumbnail to full image.

That's awesome... looking forward to the remainder of your hunting trips.

@Curious Hound that first photo looks like a good 2026 calendar photo...