I love it too, so good. And ya i agree with you, hes got quite a few terrible shots.. Like when he hits that shiras moose in the *** from like 30 yards, just to name one.
Like the gut shot Roosevelt, femoral hit big horn, or the mountain goat that bailed off the 500ft cliff?
I would hunt every last one on that list if possible.....thats a mind blowing task to me....to complete it.....oh man.... Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Tapatalk 2
Pacific Walrus and Jaguar are both listed on the Super Slam list under "Auxilary". Didn't realize that wasn't part of the Super Slam. What is Super Slam? - Super Slam
Obviously I understand there's more to it than that. There's just something about shooting a treed cat that doesn't interest me.
Bears Alaska Brown Bear Black Bear Grizzly Bear Polar Bear Cats Cougar Deer Columbia Blacktail Deer Coues Deer Mule Deer Sitka Blacktail Deer Whitetail Deer Elk Rocky Mountain Elk Roosevelt Elk Tule Elk Caribou Barren Ground Caribou Central Canadian Barren Ground Caribou Mountain Caribou Quebec Labrador Caribou Woodland Caribou Moose Alaska Yukon Moose Canada Moose Shiras Moose Bison/Muskox Bison Muskox Goat American Mountain Goat Antelope Pronghorn Antelope Sheep California Bighorn Sheep Dall Sheep Desert Bighorn Sheep Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Stone Sheep Auxiliary Atlantic Walrus Jaguar Pacific Walrus
Is it weird that I have no desire to hunt goat or sheep? (with the possible exception of a goat hunt in Hawaii)
I'm with you, but add on walrus and jags too, South American jungles = millions of ways to die Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yes, it is weird How could you not want to hunt those? Either of those hunts would be one hell of an adventure!
What is Super Slam? To qualify for the Super Slam of North American Big Game®, a hunter must have registered the legal taking of all 29 of the traditionally recognized species of big game animals native to North America. For the big game hunter, there is no greater achievement and many have labored a lifetime to reach this astounding accomplishment. At one per year, it would be a 30-year quest. Some, lucky enough to get two or more, could cut that lifetime goal down a little. This gives an idea of the magnitude of the Super Slam. The original Grand Slam Club actually began recording the achievement of taking all the recognized N.A. big game animals long ago, in the early 1970s. Grand Slam Club founder Bob Housholder was the one who began keeping up with hunters who had done so. With this history in mind, GSCO has brought this most difficult milestone to the forefront of the hunting world, and given it the prominence it deserves. When a big game hunter chooses to register their trophies with GSCO, they are permanently recorded and preserved for future generations. Since GSCO has been keeping up with the Grand Slam of North American Wild Sheep® for well over 50 years, it is among the things GSCO does best. What is Super Ten? To answer the above question, we must first mention the Super Slam of North American Big Game®. To accomplish a Super Slam, hunters must take all 29 of the recognized NA big game animals. Those 29 can be broken down into TEN categories. The ten categories are: bears, cats, deer, elk, caribou, moose, bison/muskox, goat, antelope and sheep. So, we can now easily answer that the Super Ten is when a hunter has taken and registered at least one from each of these ten categories. Many North American big game hunters will never have the opportunity to take all 29 animals for the Super Slam. Knowing this, Grand Slam Club/Ovis Executive Director Dennis Campbell originally conceived the idea of the Super Ten way back in 2002. He realized that to take one trophy from each of these ten categories would be a lifetime goal and an amazing achievement. Bears Alaska Brown BearBlack BearGrizzly BearPolar Bear Cats Cougar Deer Columbia Blacktail DeerCoues DeerMule DeerSitka Blacktail DeerWhitetail Deer Elk Rocky Mountain ElkRoosevelt ElkTule Elk Caribou Barren Ground CaribouCentral Canadian Barren Ground CaribouMountain CaribouQuebec Labrador CaribouWoodland Caribou Moose Alaska Yukon MooseCanada MooseShiras Moose Bison/Muskox BisonMuskox Goat American Mountain Goat Antelope Pronghorn Antelope Sheep California Bighorn SheepDall SheepDesert Bighorn SheepRocky Mountain Bighorn SheepStone Sheep Auxiliary Atlantic WalrusJaguarPacific Walrus
