Superslam (hypothetically speaking)

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  1. The Sentinel

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    Hypothetically speaking, if money were no object and assuming you could draw all the proper tags, is there animals on the Superslam list you wouldn't hunt?
     
  2. Backcountry

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    Negative.
     
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    im with backcountry...
     
  4. ATbuckhunter

    ATbuckhunter Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Who doesn't want to hunt a new species?
     
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    Polar Bear just because that is WAY to COLD for this Cowboy!
     
  6. OK/Sooner

    OK/Sooner Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Give me all of them.

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    I'd agree about the polar bear, $50000 and you can't bring it home. I have 21 species and would like one more, Sitka Blacktail, and that would be it for me. Can't afford the sheep, Dall, stone and Rocky Mtn bighorn.
     
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    I know you said money is no object. A guy I know spent nearly $500,000 getting his super slam.
     
  9. Backcountry

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    There are ways around that:woot:
     
  10. FullTimeKiller

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    No, id hunt all for sure, why wouldnt ya if money wasnt an option?
     
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    Sheep don't flip my switch so I might just go elk hunting again and again:)


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    ELK for certain but Sheep and Goats are absolutely flippin my switch. Hardcore Bowhunting right there!
     
  13. FullTimeKiller

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    Sheep hunting is my favourite by far, then goat. Nothin better in my opinion.
     
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    Mountain hunting "definatley flips my switch" haha. All mountain animals are unreal, and the hunts are tough most of em anyways, especially bowhunting. If money wasnt an option, like stated in this thread, i would have thought sheep would for sure be on everyones list. Who couldnt like a full curl ram shoot with a bow?!
     
  15. grnhd

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    I don't care anything about killing a mountain lion. Its a cat, I hate cats. Or maybe I should say I would kill it I just don't care anything about hunting one and wouldn't want it.
     
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    I'd love to hunt them all, mainly to experience where all of them live and what it's like to hunt in those conditions...
     
  17. Backcountry

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    This x10.

    I mean, Dall sheep in the Brooks?!? I don't believe a person could have enough days to take that in.
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    I envy guys that get to go on that hunt. Reading their story's are just amazing.

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    Beautiful! Wow
     
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    It's not a superslam if you leave one out, so I'd hunt all of them. I like seeing new places and would enjoy the learning side of the hunts.

    You'd also have the chance to meet some incredible people and would have stories to last a lifetime.
     

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