I got asked that question by a "hipster" last night. Now, I am a bit old to be a hipster but not too old to talk to them.

Then I asked about the "dog". Well, it is not a dog, I found out. It is a way of saying, "What are your plans for 2014 old buddy".

So, I ask you, the members of AR - What you doing in 2014 , dog?

Me - headed on another sheep hunt and to NZ for a ChamTahrStagRusaFallow hunt.

my wife would like to shoot an un-scarred hippo that has a nice hide on it, probably a cow or non-fighter sattelite bull. Will be looking to book this hunt soon, @ DSC.

IF I can find an ele hunt ( exportable but tusked, not a big trophy),which I can $wing, that may happen also...

Burkina Faso in Feb-Mar, Zim in June, and Alaska in Sept....so far anyway :-)

Well Dog, so far my 2014 Hunting schedule goes down like this!

1. Muskox in Canada - April
2. Lion/Leopard/Buff in Mozambique - May
3. Tule Elk in California - August
4. Stone Sheep/Moose/Grizzly Bear in the Yukon - September
5. Woodland Caribou/Moose in New Foundland - September
6. Mtn. Lion in B.C. - December

Hopeful Hunts:
1. Will be trying to get a Quebec Labrador Caribou setup in Aug/Sept if possible.
2. Doing the same for a Sitka Blacktail in November.

Then of course guiding 3 or 4 hunts in October - December. Plus like many of us, I'll hope to draw a deer/elk/antelope/sheep tag somewhere?

Good luck guys!!!!

NADA THING.
Couldn't go on a hunt this year even if someone else paid my way.
Business commitments.
Hoping 2015 will be different.

Cameroon in January for Lord Derby / Buffalo / Roan
Turkey (local) in May
Roebuck in France + UK in June / August
Elk (maybe) in October somewhere
Whitetail (local) in October / December

Really maybe Sika in Japan DEC / JAN... but doubtful

So far my personal hunting includes:

1) Bosnia -> wolf & boar
2) Czech republic -> mouflon
3) UK -> muntjac
4) russia -> bear
5) Macedonia -> Balkan chamois
6) slowenia -> alpine chamois
7) Africa ?
8) Texas?

@Aaron
Didn't you say the last one was you last lion

Dennis

Zimbabwe for leopard with Mbalabala Safaris.

-- Scotland: Stag and Deer
-- Colorado: Elk, Deer, Bear
-- Australia: Buff, Donkey, Roo, Boar, Camel
-- South America: Fallow, Capybara, Buff (not booked, but hopeful I can work something out)
-- S. Africa: Short PG hunt (Not booked either)

Woof, woof, wof-woof, wooff. (Dog for staying at home but thanks for asking.)

What up, Dog?

RSA in June for Vaal Rhebok, blue duiker, red duiker, Oribi, common reedbuck, bushbuck, and zebra. Looking to add genet, porcupine, baboon and vervet monkey, if given the chance.

Plus, hopeful to draw a good tag in Colorado, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico or Nevada.

Alaska islands black bear hunt.
Colorado antelope, mule deer, and elk.
Oklahoma whitetail deer, ducks, pheasant, etc.
And three states for prairie dogs.

Although, I do feel kinda jealous of Aaron and a few others here. Won't be able to go to Africa again until 2015.
Max

January-Coues Deer in the Sonora of Mexico
June/July-Lion/Cape Buffalo/Hyena/Chobe Bushbuck/Giraffe/Honey Badger/Zebra in the Bubye Valley Conservancy
October-Mule Deer in Nevada

24 day full bag hunt in May with my son who is graduating from high school the day before we leave for Zim to hunt with CMS. Then a double Ele hunt in Nagamo/Kazumi in November with Buzz.

1.) Wild Boar driven hunt Germany - January
2.) Gredos Ibex Spain- January
3.) Red Deer, Wild Boar hunt Hungary - January
4.) Roe Deer Hungary - April
5.) Roe Deer Austria - May
6.) ....Tanzania

Cull hunt in Botswana for Gemsbok & Wildebeest - May

Pheasant in North Dakota - October.

Burkina Faso with Arjun in Feb.
Zim with Nixon father/son CB in July
Cape Town and Vic Falls with the girls (wife, daughter, grand daughter) in June (not hunting)

Zimbabwe for buffalo (and maybe leopard) with Phillip Smythe in Gokwe North or Chirisa.
My first DG hunt

Torbjorn

First off, if you want to be hip, rad, cool, fly, or any other in such colloquialism I suggest you spell it Dawg.

For Joyce and I it will be Alaskan hunting only this year. We'll see what our drawing permits provide. Otherwise Moose will be on the menu.

Burkina in mid feb for lion, buff and roan.

Nothing else planned but would like to make it back to save in zim and kanana in botswana - expect those to be last minute if work allows.

Mike

Mashambanzou (Moz) in Sept. for Eland, oribi & reedbuck.

My first buffalo hunt, and a sable for my wife booked through Skin afrika.

Muskox in Nunavut in April.

Back for aoudad on our lease in west TX in Oct.

Slovenia for Alpine chamois and then onto either Macedonia or Croatia for Balkan chamois in Nov.

And this spring and summer I'll be praying to the draw Gods to smile upon me in the western state draws!

quote:

Originally posted by impalaslayer:
My first buffalo hunt, and a sable for my wife booked through Skin afrika.

Where are you going?

quote:

Originally posted by Aaron Neilson:

3. Tule Elk in California - August

Aaron

Who are you hunting the Tule elk with?

This dawg is heading to Namibia for leopard and dik dik with Nick Nolte.

Back to back hunts in Australia; feral culling followed by buffalo culling. I'm trying to maximize the use of my air-fare dollar and minimize the long flights. The following year will likely be back in Africa with 2 or three hunts strung together.

My local Canadian stuff will depend on what the draws bring, but moose, elk, whitetail and bear are open seasons.

Safari2



We are hunting with Sans Souci Safaris in South Africa.

I'll do my best to try to get back to hunting with CMS in Dande this year

Argentina for the roar. Blacktail Aug-Sept.
Wagging the rest of the time.

Namibia in July for 2 weeks. Plains game only, first time to Africa. Saving my other vacation to see if I draw anything.

There are some really interesting hunts you guys are going on. I hope you all have safe and satisfying journeys for 2014.

Jeremy

Stag in NZ in April.
?????? (Drawings)
Deer/hogs/javelina/ducks/doves/coyotes in Texas in Dec hopefully.

Zim in June with Biebs for Cape Buffalo, maybe a tuskless
Colorado for elk, deer, bear and hopefully antelope
Northern NM for elk

10 days in Namibia end of May then 7 days in RSA right after for Sable, Roan, Tsessebbe and Nyla. Hopefully a Caribou hunt in Nunavek. And may be a Alligator. Elk and deer around Alerta

Uganda in September

My son and I are scheduled for Pakistan with Danish first of February if Visa comes through.
Also hope for Argentina in July Those duck doves& pigeons so much fun. I just turned 76
some of the rest of you divulge your age I am trying to asses how crazy I am.

My 2013 leopard hunt got rescheduled to Apr/May 2015 in the Save, so will have
to live vicariously through all the AR members hunt reports until then!

I am going to Sonora in 16 days for Desert Mule Deer, SCI Vegas for a week in Feb
& taking the wife/friends to Thailand in March so will at least be out of the inclement Wyoming
Winter weather a bit this year!

We lease a couple of ranches so have quite good pheasant hunting every weekend
through early-March.

The best part is that I live in America's Serengeti, Northeast Wyoming, so have
incredible elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, mountain lion hunting right out the back
door (literally!) & quite good upland bird hunting as well!

Lastly, would love to return to Scotland for a combination driven Red Grouse/
Pheasant hunt in late Sept-Oct. Did that hunt this year with Kiri (Fallowbuck on AR)
& it was unbelievably fun, I will put
a link to his hunt report below.

http://forums.accuratereloadin...8321043/m/6051070491

Hopefully, 2014 will be a great year for everyone!

No hunts planned for 2014 as our house is under contract and we are uncertain where we are going to live in 2014!

I have an offer in on a house in Story, WY. If it goes through, maybe Jungleboy will show me around!

I turn 60 in March, and bought myself an ele bull with CMS. Hunt commences April 16 in Dande.

British Columbia in September for moose & mountain caribou. Also, wherever my wife chooses to go for her pick - maybe Hawaii or who knows. I can't get her to spend money or make a choice - I suppose I should be thankful for that.