FNG in UT

[BroccoliRob]

Long-time lurker, but this site has been incredibly helpful as I get into archery so I've been posting a bit. I'm one of those jabronis that started hunting when COVID came along, sorry about that. I've been trying a bit of everything though - had luck with deer last season, and have enjoyed waterfowl and turkey hunting a lot. Now that I've picked up a bow I'm hoping to get after some OTC elk and antelope this fall.

I also work in sales for an online outdoor gear retailer, planning to share my info in the classifieds once I'm able to so I can offer some hook-ups for gear!

 

[eddielasvegas]

As the self-appointed chairman of the welcoming committee, it is my privilege to extend a laurel, and hearty handshake (virtual, of course) to our new member.



Eddie

 

[omedman]

I’ve been looking for fellow Utahns in the FNG thread and have been shocked how few of us there are!

I feel like Utah is a phenomenal hunting ground, but this forum doesn’t really reflect that.

(The Alaska & Canadian guys do make me a bit Jealous though…)

 

[CorbLand]

I’ve been looking for fellow Utahns in the FNG thread and have been shocked how few of us there are!

I feel like Utah is a phenomenal hunting ground, but this forum doesn’t really reflect that.

(The Alaska & Canadian guys do make me a bit Jealous though…)

There's a few Utah boys on here, it just we are embarrassed to admit it.

 

[omedman]

 

[omedman]

I seriously don’t understand that. The elk and moose here are monsters!

 

[CorbLand]

I seriously don’t understand that. The elk and moose here are monsters!

Well it is Utah...the elk and moose may be monsters but I want to hunt them before I die of old age.

 

[f16jack]

Thread's a bit old but welcome. I've been hunting here in Utah off and on since 1986. In earnest since 2001.

 

[Valsport]

Welcome