What's your dream trip?

[Taylorman55]

Dream trip? I'm just hoping for another ND rifle tag before I die. I'm 34 years old.

 

[JayKay]

Sitting on the banks of the Sheyenne river on a warm sunny day with a light breeze keeping the mosquitoes at bay while pitching jigs to willing walleyes pretty much sums up my dream trip and I can do that most days of the week during the summer without spending over 10 bucks a week. In winter, it's hard to beat a warm spear shack or flip over with gators underneath you or bobbers going down with perch on the line. Exceptional outdoor experiences aren't always hundreds of miles away and require months of preparation guys. Sometimes it's just out your back door.

I have all kinds of places on my wish-list, for just visiting (love to travel) and also fishing. However KDM, you have it right.

Happy is the man who is satisfied with what he has.

I hope you don't think anybody thinks what you have isn't great. I'm saying that if you do what you love, you have the world by the tail.

 

[FishFinder97]

I’d be pretty satisfied with getting an ND bull moose someday, I’d also really like to take my dad somewhere to hunt black bear

 

[2400]

Sitting on the banks of the Sheyenne river on a warm sunny day with a light breeze keeping the mosquitoes at bay while pitching jigs to willing walleyes pretty much sums up my dream trip and I can do that most days of the week during the summer without spending over 10 bucks a week. In winter, it's hard to beat a warm spear shack or flip over with gators underneath you or bobbers going down with perch on the line. Exceptional outdoor experiences aren't always hundreds of miles away and require months of preparation guys. Sometimes it's just out your back door.

I agree with you on this, I enjoy everything from a few hours out to a few weeks. One of my favorite places to camp is only 15 miles from the house, great place to sit back and enjoy nature not to mention shoot a few squirrels and rabbits and the occasional coyote. :;:smokin

I have all kinds of places on my wish-list, for just visiting (love to travel) and also fishing. However KDM, you have it right.

Happy is the man who is satisfied with what he has.

I hope you don't think anybody thinks what you have isn't great. I'm saying that if you do what you love, you have the world by the tail.

Happy is the man who is satisfied with what he has, well said and those are words to live by.

With the above being said this was about dream hunts (trips) and for me that's Africa. Specifically an old dugga boy cape buffalo. We have buffalo here and not to far from me but this is a whole different kind of critter.