Share your hunting stories
Elk and deer season is starting to get underway here in the Pacific Northwest. There are multiple hunting forum sites like at outdoorbasecamp.com where you can read and share stories on location and what gear you should be taking on your trip. Most of the game is back up in the woods and underbrush so being able to see and identify your targets is tougher earlier in the season. You can see them much better after the big maple and hickory nut trees lose their leaves. I have the best luck during the early morning hours or just before dark. They aren’t too active during the middle of the day, but right after the sunrise and just before the sunset you can find them jumping and running from tree to tree. I think a small shotgun is the best way to go, but you can challenge yourself and use a .22 caliber gun. Shooting squirrels with a 22 will help get you in practice for the deer, so it will seem easier when you break out the rifle scopes. I think all hunters are glad to see the cooler days finally getting here and we can start strolling out into the woods more and enjoy some fall hunting.
Sharing your hunting stories around the campfire is something that most will remember for years to come. It is interesting reading about those same stories online and then have people comment on your post with similar types of events. I do look reading through some of the forums to see what wild and wacky things happen when you are out on a hunting trip.
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