Road-Trip...How Many Hours?

[?Ike?]

How long is your drive to hunt his year...? 13 Hours, give or take this year...Audio Book downloaded, along with several Podcasts... :upthumb:

 

[n2mywake]

22 hours out depending on traffic in the bigger cities, we've made it back in 18 before... KY-CO

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[DTP]

Florida to NM


26 hours  :upthumb:

 

[wl704]

NC to CO 25hrs

 

[ILbowhntr]

Illinois to Wyoming, about 23 hours. Wife and I will do it in 2, maybe 3 days. No rush this year, I have the whole general season.

 

[sjl2012]

11 hours to NM, 14 hours to CO from Texas.

 

[cnelk]

In 2.5 hrs I can be a mile from my truck hunting

 

[Bowhunter1]

My hunting partner this year will drive 15 hours to get to my house. Then we will load his gear in my truck and drive another 23.

 

[?Ike?]

Holy wow... :wtf:  I hit 80 East and it?s a straight shot!  Some of you guys are kill?n me and your dedication should be applauded!  :clap:


No matter where or how far, safe travels...

 

[F M]

Without stops it's right around 18. I usually don't push it real hard so usually 21.

 

[bryan m]

29 hours. Eastern West Virginia to Wyoming. My buddy and I  take turns and drive straight through.

 

[Rdub]

5-1/2 hours from my front door to where I set up my wall tent including a stop at the Walmart in Craig for groceries and gas.

 

[nclonghunter]

11th year making the drive.....NC to N. Colorado....28 hours. We have driven straight through a couple times or just caught a few hours sleep in a gas station parking lot. The last few years we have stopped around the 15-18 hour mark at Kansas City or Topeka and check in a hotel room. 6-7 hours sleep and a hot shower makes day 2 a lot better for arrival and setting up camp.


Last year we got there just in time for a rain to start. Put up an Easy-up that we use for a cook tent and put in the cots. Slept like babies and finished camp the next morning. Every year it plays out different!

 

[ribo451]

Wow.  A lot of you guys really travel. The areas I hunt are between five minutes and maybe 45 minutes at most. I guess I'm lucky. :-D

 

[DTP]

11th year making the drive.....NC to N. Colorado....28 hours. We have driven straight through a couple times or just caught a few hours sleep in a gas station parking lot. The last few years we have stopped around the 15-18 hour mark at Kansas City or Topeka and check in a hotel room. 6-7 hours sleep and a hot shower makes day 2 a lot better for arrival and setting up camp.


Last year we got there just in time for a rain to start. Put up an Easy-up that we use for a cook tent and put in the cots. Slept like babies and finished camp the next morning. Every year it plays out different!

I'm doing the stop this year....
I usually just blitz everything through, but I don't want to show up to camp like a zombie and then try to set up.


I'll likely stop somewhere in TX, then finish out strong the next day!

 

[robbie.norville]

33 hours for me from coastal NC to SW Montana.  My buddy and I always take turns driving and we stop at night.  Too old for driving marathons.  Sadly, I will be solo this year as my buddy has a groin injury.  I'm looking forward to the hunt but not the drive.  Good luck all. 

 

[paelk]

24 hours for me.  Pa to Co.  year 2 for us.

 

[cohunter14]

Definitely impressive how far some of you drive! My drive is anywhere from 2-6 hours depending on the area I hunt. This year should be more of the 2-3 hour range.

 

[Ol Arky]

No road trip for me but it use to take about 15 hrs  to get to elk camp in Colorado. Now it takes a hour or so to get to deer camp if and/or when I can get my wife to make the drive.

 

[Huntingfanatic]

26 hrs.  1700 miles.  Ft Worth to central Idaho