Hunting trips and hunting partners

[WVmike]

Just gonna have yo learn to do it solo. Thats my plan moving forward if I want in someone else I'll likely never go again.

I’ve got some work to do on the wife. Maybe it will be one those don’t ask for permission just ask for forgiveness lol. I don’t know her deal is with it.

 

[The_Jim]

I have had the same partner for 10 years. We alternate years with elk tags and split the meat. It works really well and I’m not really interested in hunting with any more than 1 guy.

Also, if he backed out on me I would just go solo.

 

[Pagosa]

I preety much hunt solo or go with my kids. Other than spliting the fuel cost or camp chores I cant see a lot of benefit of hunting with others if your serious about filling tags. I normally get to hunt about about 7-10 days a year (like two 3-4 day trips) and based on the hunttalk members they are hunting multiple weeks/months, which I just cant do right now.

 

[JLDemo]

Haven't found a consistent hunting partner since moving out west, no ones fault, just apart of being new to a place, priorities and schedules. My buddy whom I hunted with regularly retired from the military and hightailed it to Florida. After hunting solo so much last year, I learned I'd never make it on Alone.

 

[WVmike]

Haven't found a consistent hunting partner since moving out west, no ones fault, just apart of being new to a place, priorities and schedules. My buddy whom I hunted with regularly retired from the military and hightailed it to Florida. After hunting solo so much last year, I learned I'd never make it on Alone.

I don’t think I would either because you just go out there and you’re striving to stay there and just stay without any particular idea of how long. You would have to set little mini goals, jobs to occupy time. I would miss my kids and wife too much and being in the military has taught me to survive and get out of a situation not just sit there or “get off the x” as they say.