What region do you call home?

[LeverActionJunkie]

Region 1?
Region 2?
Region 3?
Region 4?
Region 5?
Region 6?
Region 7A?
Region 7B?
Region 8?


Im in region 3, the Loops. When I'm driving the Hwy's in the fall I always wonder where the hunters I see are from. I know lots of us travel a long way to hunt god knows its a big province. Do you travel less as a result of increased costs or are you able to walk out the dorr and kill your game?

[mtnmax]

Region 8
Kelowna is were I hang my hat.
Although for my job I could be anywere each day.
Wed I started in Kelowna ,drove to Loops, Roche LK,back to Falkland and back to Kelowna.
Thurs I was in Revelstoke
Today I am driving to Salmon Arm

[hunter1947]

1-1 ,and i don't care what the gas prices are ,or what it coasts for my hunting trip ,i will always go as long as i can walk and get enough money together for my hunt.http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/images/icons/icon7.gif hunter1947.

[ruttinbuck]

Region 3 the Loops.
I hunt right out my door {OK 10 min drive}.I also go on at least 1 week long hunt every fall.RB

[Wildman]

Region 1.................1-11 and 1-13

[frenchbar]

Region 3 for me,hunting within minutes from my house,but i do a lot of my hunting in region 5.

[BearSniper]

Region 2-04 is home for me.

But, within one hour I can be in region 8 and region 3 to start hunting.

I guess you could say I hunt all over. Last fall we hunted up to region 4(northside) and region 7 (southeastside).

For me it's really my only hobby so gas costs are just a fact of life.:-(

[JohnS]

region 4 is where i hang the hat and do most of all my hunting here, but I am close to region 8 too so it works out ok. Kootenays God's Country ....

[mcrae]

Region 4, Nelson to be exact. I go on a moose trip up north every couple of years but for the most part most of my hunting is within an hour of home:)

[happygilmore]

Region 3 but we like to travel a few times a year.

[Woodrow]

region7-a for myself, and if the gas prices keep going up i will be hunting bears on my ten speed!

[scuba]

live in region 7A but consistantly work in regions 3,5,6 and 7B.

[Birddog]

Region 1-6 for me. 20 minute drive and I can be hunting, less if I want to go fishing.

Cheers Birddog

[Bow Walker]

1 - 1 for me....although I've hunted up around PG and over as far as Cranbeook. Love it all.

Gas prices are what they are - we have no control (we are the gouge-ees......not the gouge-ers) but it still is a concern.

[Phil]

I travel to region 5 mostly but hunt a little in 2 as well. I'm not too concerned about the price of fuel.

[J_T]

Currently live in Reg 4 Cranbrook, but even when I lived at the coast this was my hunting home. Some of the best bowhunting opportunities are here. I hunt a bit in reg 8 each year as well.

[todbartell]

7-A

this should be a poll :)

[mark]

reg. 8, but also hunt 3,5, and 7b. Got deer in my yard all the time, but usually drive 10 minutes to start hunting!

[tuchodi]

Region 7B I try to spend at least 6 weeks in that area hunting. Thats where I grew up and so it just like going home every time I cross the Pine Pass. I also spend a couple of weeks in Region 5 with friends hunting Deer

[30-06]

region 8-5 for me.i can hunt right out my back door pretty much.i go up north every year.iv hunted in region's 3, 7a,6, going to be 7 B this year

[Joe89]

Region 8 for me, south OK. Plan on driving up to region 3 for spring bear this year.

[6616]

Region 4 East is home for me. I've hunted in all BC regions except 1,2 and 8 as well as Montana, Wyoming, Saskatchewan and Alberta, and I still think Region 4E in BC is the best all-around.

[Mr. Dean]

Fraser Valley, region 2.

I hunt TROPHY squirells and crows in the back yard... Do an annual trip to reg 3 for Deer. Goin to the Island (reg 1) for spring Bear.

As for gas prices: Nothing will get in my way of hunting OR fishing. When things start feeling tight, I just adapt - Which usually means working harder and/or smarter.

[wickit]

Region 7b Dawson Creek is home

[BCBear]

Region 2...I want to move farther in maybe region 5 but wife won't have it unless there's a pottery barn close by. I hate that place.

[Frango]

Region 1-5 but I hunt in 7 A and B.

[shortroot]

Region 5, but moving to 7A in July.

Have hunted in all regions except 2, 4 & 8. Would love to get into region 4 in the near future, the northern rockies and the western ranges keep enticing me back year after year though:oops: .

Region 5 will always be home, no matter where I end up hanging my hat.

[Rock Doctor]

7-B Fort Nelson Area, I live out of town, and could hunt in the backyard but prefer to go a little farther afield.

[Bigbuckadams]

Region 8 is home for me.

[Elkhound]

2-5..........but usually take a trip somewhere at least once per year

[Sitkaspruce]

7A where there is NO big game animals, just squirrles, crows and big ass Chickadies.

[Bigbear]

Region 5 , Mostly 5-02, 5-15c. and region 4 from sept 1st to sept 9 . :lol::wink:

[Poguebilt]

Region 4... Cranbrook... can leave work and be hunting in 10 minutes!

[HighCountry]

region 3-30 every time I go hunting in that region always coming home happy.

[7 mag]

Region 4 - 23, But we have to go elsewhere to hunt as its completely VOID of all game.

[oldtimer]

Regions 5 and 7 for me. No need to go anywhere else. well maybe whitetails down south I guess. Mike

[The 'Hummer']

Home is now 1-05, Chemainus. Used to be home but are now a couple of my favorite 'vacation' spots, Wells area, 5-15 & 7-06.

[quadrakid]

region1 is home but i make it to the mainland once a season, if there is no moose tag in the mail in july you,ll find me in region4,love that country.

[moosinaround]

MU 7a is my stompin grounds, hunt 10 mins from my door step, but if I hunted with a bow I could hunt prctically off my patio. Going to venture up to the 7b area this fall for some elk, first time so I'm hopin all my homwork will pay off. Thanks to a few guys who shared some elk tips with me on this site, I'll head off on an adventure. Moosin

[Will]

I live in desolate region 3........No animals whatsoever :cry:

[jaeger]

Region 8 penticton area, loving every minute of it. about 15 minutes to good hunting.

[Jetboat]

We live on our farm in 7B. No real need to hunt elsewhere. On the way to work this morning we saw mule deer, whitetails, moose and elk. Just you're typical morning drive.

[coyotebc]

Region 2 but do most of my hunting in region 3 and some in 5

[B.C.Boy(100%)]

Used to be Region 2-8, but for the last six years between region 1-2 & 1-3

[bcfarmer]

region 8-2...all mylife...so far!! It's better know by the locals as "GODS COUNTRY"

[youngfellla]

Region 7A - lived there for 22 years 8-)

Just moved to Region 6/Smithers Area

[Schmaus]

Region 7A - This is the place to be quaddin huntin fishin and Burger King all within twenty minutes of home.

[bsa30-06]

Live and hunt in region 2, also hunt region 3 a little.When i think about it i never shot anything in region 2 but that will change this year, or atleast thats what i tell myself every year.

[Caveman]

I live in desolate region 3........No animals whatsoever :cry:

Me Too! 3-28 Hunt all 'round the "Loops", but also try two take a couple trips elsewhere each fall.

[cowboy-up69]

Reg 8, I love it here, got all we need!

[Silent Wolf]

Well I live in 2-8 and hunt 100% of the time in 5 that is where I call hunting home.

No game in Region 5 at all, they are all over in Clearwater:lol:

[Mini_Me]

Reg. 1 is home but I'm currently in 7A

[jackson13]

Region 8. I usually hunt the South Okanagan out into the Boundary area. Gas prices ...urghh. There has to be something we can do other than roll over and accept it. The greed of people makes me sick.

[Young buck]

region 3 but i like to get up north at least once a season

[dana]

The question should be Is there a Region I don't hunt? Yup, 1 and 2 and haven't spent a ton of time in 6. Other than that I live in 3 but am only a few hours away from 4, 5, 7, and 8.

[Guido02]

Ne corner in Reg 7 .. some times i have to drive for 15 minutes before i get to my hunting spot for deer, moose , elk or geese.!!!!

[farside]

Region 1 for me. Can hunt right from my back door. Moving to Nanaimo in July and I suspect the neighbours frown on hunting in their neighbourhood:) . Always make one trip inland