Jeff Melville
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- Dec 28, 2012
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What are your goals, this time of year, both short term and long term, when it comes to elk season?
Goals
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My first goal of the year is to start getting into better shape after the holidays!
Then start shooting more in the summer and as well as start practicing my calling.
Third also start going on hikes with my family.
Late summer, go on camping trip with family where we hike and I can scout any new areas we might try during hunting season.
Last thing it to make sure everything is ready including making sure my bow is in perfect shape and perfectly tuned for my broadheads.
Then September is here
Then start shooting more in the summer and as well as start practicing my calling.
Third also start going on hikes with my family.
Late summer, go on camping trip with family where we hike and I can scout any new areas we might try during hunting season.
Last thing it to make sure everything is ready including making sure my bow is in perfect shape and perfectly tuned for my broadheads.
Then September is here
Jeff Melville
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- Dec 28, 2012
- 19
Awesome. Those little goals sure help in keeping focus for the big one.....September!
Lucas in Wa
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- Jan 2, 2013
- 52
+1, Pretty much this exactly. In addition, to family camping/scouting trips, I need to put in a decent amount of solo scouting and shed hunting.Fullabull said:My first goal of the year is to start getting into better shape after the holidays!
Then start shooting more in the summer and as well as start practicing my calling.
Third also start going on hikes with my family.
Late summer, go on camping trip with family where we hike and I can scout any new areas we might try during hunting season.
Last thing it to make sure everything is ready including making sure my bow is in perfect shape and perfectly tuned for my broadheads.
Then September is here
Garrett Weaver
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- Dec 28, 2012
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Short term this hunting season I am drawing a powers bull tag for rifle, I would loev to fill my tag on a big bull, I never have passed up an elk but this would be a good tag to do that on.
Long term I want to kill a 400' bull and hunt all over the would, but thats moslty everybody I think
Long term I want to kill a 400' bull and hunt all over the would, but thats moslty everybody I think
Short and long terms are the same. To get stronger and shoot better than ever before.
This year I had a successful Havelina hunt, and I should get drawn for AZ Pronghorn and if extra lucky AZ Elk. I will also go on a 10 day CO elk hunt plus my home state Utah Elk hunt and if able Utah deer. Plus have also been invited to go on an Idaho bear hunt in October if I can squeeze it. I have a very busy year ahead and would hate to not have enough gas left in the tank to go b@lls to the wall all the way to the end.
This year I had a successful Havelina hunt, and I should get drawn for AZ Pronghorn and if extra lucky AZ Elk. I will also go on a 10 day CO elk hunt plus my home state Utah Elk hunt and if able Utah deer. Plus have also been invited to go on an Idaho bear hunt in October if I can squeeze it. I have a very busy year ahead and would hate to not have enough gas left in the tank to go b@lls to the wall all the way to the end.
airmanharv08
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- Jan 4, 2013
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Goals to be consistent, get a elk ever year I draw.Jeff Melville said:
Short term --> This year to stay fit, improve cardio and smaller shot groups.
Long term --> To get two bulls in one hunting season.
