Big Game or Small Game?

[Wary Buck]

Big game.  Deer specifically.  I enjoy the challenge of hunting older bucks (for my region anyway) and the problem-solving that goes with it.  There are so many different tactics/techniques that could be used, and even when you get halfway decent at it, the buck wins almost every time anyway.  It's addictive.

And actually, I really am motivated by the problem-solving which is actually a big part of most big game hunting.  I rarely shoot the little critters anymore, but as my kids get to hunting age I suspect I will do more of that again.

[jonsimoneau]

I'm really into big game...but most small game is really underrated.  I do alot of squirell hunting after deer season with my bow...and I love it.  I love the change of pace from sitting in trees all day.  I buy inexpensive wood shafts, and paint them blaze orange.  Put an ace hex head on and I'm good to go.  If I shoot and miss a tree rat, I will find the arrow because of the blaze orange thing.  I find squirells are easier to hit if you shoot them out of trees.  They don't seem to be able to react as well.  Also, forget using flu flu arrows.  Tree rats will dodge them 95% of the time.  Of course...I live in northern Illinois, and we have big fox squirells up here.  Grey squirells are much harder to hit!

[wildgame]

all game for me! but if i had to choose i would say preditor,i feel ive really done somthing when i stick a coyote,bobcat, or fox with a bow!