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Adirondack Bow Hunt

Started by Carcajou, July 11, 2016, 12:45:00 PM

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Carcajou

I'll be chasing bears and bucks in the mountains with longbow in hand in early October,,perhaps a float-in canoe hunt...any guys interested in the challenge?

I have several areas in mind where success has loomed in the past...

Nothing finer'n hunting in the Addies with stickbow in hand...
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dringge

I am envious. It sounds like a great trip. I wish you good luck.
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ron w

I was planning such a hunt about 1 1/2 ago, but a new knee and some other issues have put it on the back burner for now. I was going to use an open tandem kayak and thought about Cedar River flow, or the back side of Indian lake. Right now I'm just thinking day trips to the BIG woods. If you do it keep us posted........it would be a great adventure.
In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities. In the expert's there are few...So the most difficult thing is always to keep your beginner's mind...This is also the real secret of the arts: always be a beginner.  Shunryu Suzuki

Carcajou

AAAh Yes Ron, The Bullhead Range, and Siamese Wilderness Area, there are some ancient bucks up high, have killed a few back in there..
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Redux

Man this sounds fantastic!!!! I'll be looking into doing a float-in canoe trip once I finish my apprenticeship

Ulysseys

Always wanted to do a canoe trip in the Adirondacks    :thumbsup:
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ron w

Siamese Wilderness......The hunting camp I belong to is on the south west edge that great expanse. I have hunted in that area since 1971, with party's and alone. Big woods and some very rough country, bear, deer and now a small population of moose. Bobcat, fisher, pine martin and very large coyote/brush wolf. Hard to pattern deer but I have seen some real slammers while wandering that beautiful country.
In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities. In the expert's there are few...So the most difficult thing is always to keep your beginner's mind...This is also the real secret of the arts: always be a beginner.  Shunryu Suzuki

jldumas77

I had he wonderful fortune to be born and raised in the northern foothills of the ADKs.  My first memories of hunting is dogging deer and small game around the big woods.  And still to this day my favorite hunt is to pick up a track in fresh snow and follow it all day never crossing a paved road.  There has been more than once that I have had to get a ride back to the start due to running out of light.

I am sure that you will enjoy your trip.  
Jerry
jldumas

widow sax

Do you have any particulars on the hunt length of the trip, cost, time frame that kind of thing.   Widow

widow sax

Do you have any particulars on the hunt length of the trip, cost, time frame that kind of thing.   Widow

widow sax

I could be interested not going out west this year I have all required gear except canoe.    Widow

widow sax

I could be interested not going out west this year I have all required gear except canoe.    Widow

GregD

What would be a good canoe for that type of trip? I remember someone on here was asking if anyone was interested in having a freighter style canoe built. I forget who it was.

Carcajou

Any broad beamed canoe (40") or more will be fine..you can get back in with a solo canoe, or kayak, also, depending on how much of a minimalist you are.

Very few portages, as it is primarily crossing deep Adirondack lakes, but the weather in October can be dicey, keep that in mind.
A low profile boat loaded with gear, when the water is choppy, can spell disaster too.
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adkmountainken

for anyone needing gear I could supply ANY and ALL you need.
I go by many names but Daddy is my favorite!
listen to everyone,FOLLOW NO ONE!!
if your lucky enough to spend time in the mountains...then your lucky enough!
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crotch horn

Ken, I just want to say you are a great guy with a really big heart! Guys like you make this group so much better. Great offer brother

elkhunter-27

I was in the Indian Lake area last week, saw lots of turkeys, a few does and one nice young buck.  I will be back there in Sept. for the moose festival in Indian Lake.  It's a beautiful area.  It sounds like a great trip!

Carcajou

Yes, great area. Game is quite plentiful. Heavy Black Bear population also.

Moose are quite frequent in the area also, makes for an interesting hunt!
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monk

What are the particulars: Dates, licenses, etc?

PASQUINELL

Man... do I have fond memories of Upper Jay... Trying to get to Rhinebeck in October if work allows. Good luck and sounds great.
"I can skin a GRIZZ as fast as you can catch um"...HA! stay right there pilgrim I'll be back!
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