Len: Any place you can get to the outdoors and do some looking and or, preferably, some shooting is God's country. It's just that some of God's country is better looking, especially when it has some critters in it.
Allright guys, here are some of my shots. Let's see some of some other areas and also some critters if possible.
Just looking at all of the pictures when I was posting these has got me in the mood to get out and about. The critters are there year round so I think I might just go see what they are up to.
One thing I thought about, because of a question by somebody else, is spotting, shooting and tracking animals in big, open, far reaching country. Almost all of the areas where we hunt have been marked at all major transitions, openings, outcroppings, road crossings, etc. with waypoints in our gps units. We also have gps units with topo capability and have top maps with waypoints marked that we use in conjunction with our gps units. Any time an animal is shot we have waypoints all over the area the animal is in so it's an easy matter to spot the location where the animal went down, mark a new approximate waypoint where the animal went down on the gps and then go to the area where the animal is with certainty that we will be right on. Even in the views above where we might want to get to some exact spot almost 2000 yards away, because everything is mapped out, we can easily go way out of the way to get to the exact spot by using gps, coordinates and maps. Might seem like a lot of work but during all on the summer scouting we are constantly marking and mapping new areas for future usage.
