Most beautiful woods you have hunted in?

[sinawalli]

Originally posted by zootown2007:
West Central Montana..Love it

 

Wow, that looks like it off a post card!! Beautiful!

[centaur]

I only got to stump shoot here, but someday I would hope to return and find a black bear...Southeast Alaska

[KentuckyTJ]

The Kentucky woods is hard to beat.

[Catskill Longbow]

I know there are more remote places but I'm with Ron, the Adirondacks feel ancient at times. Early morning mist off a vly as you roll out of a homemade tarp lean-to and pine bough mattress....

[chinook907]

A fly-in hunt for elk and Sitka blacktails on Afognak Island, which is right next to Kodiak Island.

[wooddamon1]

Anywhere in Northern Michigan or the mountains of Colorado...



10,500 feet up there.

[centaur]

This is where I hunt whitetails and turkeys; 5 minutes from the house.

[soaring eagle]

I have hunted the rockies in northern Colorado the appalachians in West Virginia and my home range in the Indiana hardwoods and they are all very special and beautiful places

[Wannabe1]

Man you can tell I'm a crappy photographer!

[Hummer3T]

Native Elm forests of Northeasten Saskatchewan, 7 foot ferns with a American Elm Canopy.  Elk Paradise!

[steadman]

There are some places here in UT that are realpretty, but not off the beaten path. One of the places I've felt like I was back in time was in ID.



Tracy if your headin back, you better stop here and pick me up!  

[K.S.TRAPPER]

Great pick buddy, looks like a awesome place.

I would gladly stop and pick you up my friend couldn't ask for better company on a long trip.    

Great picks everybody keep em coming  

Tracy

[joe ashton]

living here in Colorado we have some hugh pieces of wilderness.  miles and miles... and altitude to go with it.

[Thumper Dunker]

Our Sierras

[Ron LaClair]

Anywhere along the Brule River or Armstrong Creek near my beloved Shrew Haven camp.

 

[Kevin Hansen]

Great thread!
Any place I'm at is my current favorite.
My most accessible favorite place is the James River just a few minutes from my house.
Further from home the breaks in the south central part of my state are incredible, especially so in September when the sumac is turning. One morning this past September while coming back to camp after the morning's hunt, as I gazed out over the landscape of deep draws filled with cedars, oaks, ash and elm, and marveled at the hill tops covered with the brilliant purple of sumac, it hit me and I absolutely knew it was true, that I was the most fortunate man on the face of the earth. It was an exhilarating feeling...one of those times and places you go back to often during the long months of winter...
The pictures I took are good, but they don't do the moment justice. If I knew how to post them here I would share them with you.
Kevin

[guk]

northern mn bwca and just about anywere with montains just love north west nm

[Over&Under]

Colorado sure has some pretty places...

[stujay]

Kodiak and surrounding Islands, deer, plus elk & bear with a drawn tag.

[rdoggsilva]

Big Sur on the California coast.