As far as the most enjoyable hunt it is with out a question javelina.Relaxed time, get to share my two sons company, they are moving at most all times of the day, get multiple stocking oppertunities(shots),easy to film each other stocking and shooting,small enough you dont have to kill your self packing meat out,fit several animals in the cooler (so meat storage is easyer), weather is generally nice,and we get to see diffrent country and critters then we get to see here in Colorado. Elk would be the biggest rush, but they are also usally the most work.And we have hunted elk for weeks and not seen one, let alone get a shot.So ya javelina get my vote

Whitetails

Mule deer is at the top of my list, but I love hunting everything with a bow.

Im with huntnmuleys, there is something magical about hunting elk and chasing bugles high in the mountains.

Bugling bull elk!

Coyotes. I also like hunting anything with a bow but coyotes are number one.

Javalina!

rabbits , hands down ...

Ruffed Grouse.

Cape and Asiatic buffalo. But cost, time and availability make deer the more frequent choice.

Allan

Hogs, i love chasing me some hogs. Its all year hunting to.

take a wild guess


elk for me

spot and stalk mulies somewhere in the distance.


someday i'll get outta state to hunt whitetails in the rut.  getting access to any whitetail property around here can be tricky.

Javelina in the Arizona desert. The beauty and strength of the land just make it the best place to wander that I know of.

Guy

Pigs , Deer , And Turkeys in that order.RC

ELK!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rosies, Rockies and Cascade Hybrids.

Elk in the high country.

SKWIRLS

Whatever is in season works for me.

Pronghorns, our population in North Dakota is still recovering from bad winters(no season) in the past. Our annual trips have been canceled the last few years and I REALLY miss NOT being able to chase them around the prairie!

My favorite hunt of all time was my mountain lion hunt - one of the most enjoyable, challenging,  and rewarding experiences.

But since you cant do that every year - it just has to be Whitetails for me here in the east.