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Bearcheese
01-29-2018, 02:13 PM
Hi guys,

I'm trying to get into bow hunting in BC but I have no association with Hunter culture. I'm wondering are there any experienced hunters who would be willing to take someone like me along with them? I can help pack out meat and stuff. Just looking for a way to get out there.

Thanks!

Wild one
01-29-2018, 02:17 PM
Location will go a long ways with your request

Brez
01-29-2018, 05:31 PM
Ha, ha. You are new to this. Not much packing out for trad hunters...not that there isn't any (don't want to offend anyone). lol.

Bearcheese
01-29-2018, 08:42 PM
Yea hehe I am new. I live in the lower mainland. Actually a few blocks from the Semiahmoo Fish and Game Club.

isn't packing out what they call carrying out a downed and prepared animal? Or did you mean that trad bow kills usually are light enough that one person can do it?

OutsyderBC
01-29-2018, 09:27 PM
Hit some 3D's, make yourself known and I'd be surprised if you did not make some friends....... I did it, so there's hope for anyone.

There's lots of experienced one-string guys down your way, always willing to help a brother out.

Gotta put yourself out there though, could be anyone hiding behind a keyboard and a forum nickname.

greybark
01-29-2018, 11:59 PM
Ha, ha. You are new to this. Not much packing out for trad hunters...not that there isn't any (don't want to offend anyone). lol.

Hey Brez , haul your ass to The Rock Creek Rondevous and we can compare pack out stories ! Not offended , just want to win an appropriate beverage . LOL

OutsyderBC
01-30-2018, 07:58 AM
Hey Brez , haul your ass to The Rock Creek Rondevous and we can compare pack out stories ! Not offended , just want to win an appropriate beverage . LOL

Careful all, sounds like someone is on the look out for a new pack-out mule!

About the Rock Creek thing, avoid this guy.......you'll get wet!

Brez
01-30-2018, 08:32 AM
isn't packing out what they call carrying out a downed and prepared animal? Or did you mean that trad bow kills usually are light enough that one person can do it?
Ha, yep. It's hard enough with a compound bow to get something big enough to have to pack out. My biggest trad kill is a turkey...so far.

"Hey Brez , haul your ass to The Rock Creek Rondevous and we can compare pack out stories ! Not offended , just want to win an appropriate beverage . LOL"
Sounds like a plan. When is it? There must be a reason I haven't been before.

greybark
01-30-2018, 09:22 AM
Good morning Brez , Long week-end in May , the extra day makes the travel worth while .
The challenging yet fair 3-D (Jim Murphy) course must be experienced , kitchen with very reasonable prices , good camping with water available , quantity and quality of numerous door and raffle is impresive, all types of Tradies willing to share their campfire and stories , the Rock Creek Cub with its impressive grounds are some of the reasons to attend .
However the most impressive point is the "Family" participation of this event , it is the small or large family groups that provide a foundation that makes the TBBC Roundevous a must attend event !
Cheers and hope you can attend !

J_T
01-30-2018, 09:33 AM
Ha, yep. It's hard enough with a compound bow to get something big enough to have to pack out. My biggest trad kill is a turkey...so far.

Hmm, not sure about that. We pack every year. Elk, Deer, other.... Maybe it's your team? Come to Rock Cr and explore the possibilities. Unless you're competitive, don't shoot with Ken...

Brez
01-30-2018, 10:40 AM
Good morning Brez , Long week-end in May , the extra day makes the travel worth while .
The challenging yet fair 3-D (Jim Murphy) course must be experienced , kitchen with very reasonable prices , good camping with water available , quantity and quality of numerous door and raffle is impresive, all types of Tradies willing to share their campfire and stories , the Rock Creek Cub with its impressive grounds are some of the reasons to attend .
However the most impressive point is the "Family" participation of this event , it is the small or large family groups that provide a foundation that makes the TBBC Roundevous a must attend event !
Cheers and hope you can attend !

I have marked it on my calendar.
Bearcheese, these are the events and places you need to go to. The information available is overwhelming and invaluable. By the way, good on you to get into bow hunting at the traditional level. Truly embracing the spirit of the sport.

J_T, sounds like both Bearcheese and I have lots to learn from you and your team.

J_T
01-30-2018, 03:07 PM
I have marked it on my calendar.
Bearcheese, these are the events and places you need to go to. The information available is overwhelming and invaluable. By the way, good on you to get into bow hunting at the traditional level. Truly embracing the spirit of the sport.

J_T, sounds like both Bearcheese and I have lots to learn from you and your team. Let's connect at Rock Creek. We have mutual friends, I was speaking with one the other night.....

Brez
01-30-2018, 06:04 PM
Let's connect at Rock Creek. We have mutual friends, I was speaking with one the other night.....

Don't believe everything you hear........unless it's good of course.

Bearcheese
04-21-2018, 11:45 AM
Hey guys, thanks for the tips. I guess I'll start attending as many 3D shoots as possible. I'm hoping to be able to meet some folks who I could join on some small and big game hunts, preferably in southern BC. I'd get my own tags of course, but the idea would be ( I think ) that I'd learn a lot just by accompanying a few experienced guys in exchange for sharing in the labour