Forum Noob

[Fella]

Hey all, I'm new to the forum, and (soon to be) a new hunter. To be honest, I don't even have my PAL yet, but I'm beginning to go through the CFSC book so hopefully I'll have it soon. Hunting has always captured my imagination, ever since I can remember I've enjoyed sitting with my uncles and listening to their stories, and having this incredible desire to just get out into the back country and have the same experiences they had. To me, it's not just about the going out and shooting something, it's about seeing mountains and valleys that very few people will ever see. I'm excited to glean as much information as possible from this forum, and I've enjoyed reading peoples stories and seeing their pictures.

[longstonec]

Welcome. where you from/at

[fowlweather]

i need a joke first...

[Fella]

Longstone: Fraser Valley, born and raised.

Fowlweather: What do you call 4 lepers in a hot tub?


Porridge.

[fowlweather]

haha oh dear... haha oh jeez thats bad

[Fella]

My dear old dad came home with that one one day. My reaction was about the same as yours.

[longstonec]

ooooh heard that one but its always good.

[Moosehunter64]

The best advise anyone can give you is to just get out there and do it.You don`t have to be hunting just go out and enjoy take a camera we all love pictures on this site.You will create your own experiences and memories.Tag along with anyone that will take you and learn from them.

[Fella]

Great advice Moosehunter!

[gibblewabble]

We go out in the woods all year long and enjoy it and a succesful hunt doesnt have to involve bringing home an animal although it is a nice reward. Get out and enjoy the woods you can learn to hunt all year long and the more time in the woods the better your season will be. Welcome to hunting it can be an obsession.

[Fella]

I don't know how many of you live east of Langley, but it is an incredibly beautiful day today. I was out near the Vedder doing some errands and man were those mountains calling my name!