whats better hunting

They are both awesome.  That answer to that question depends on the land access you have. 

I'm willing to bet Antelope hunting in SD will be better than in ND this year... Just a hunch.

Big J

bullheadmaster Said:
I'm willing to bet Antelope hunting in SD will be better than in ND this year... Just a hunch.

Big J

You're a quick one Big J.  Hopefully I will be as smart as you someday. 

what hunting are we tlaking about? what part of what state? what time of year? are you willing to pay for a "guide"? how much money do you have? where ae you from?

there are too many variables in that question to provide a good answer... but unless you want to stand in line behind ioweegans to re-walk public land for roosters or pay $150/gun ND is better bird hunting

tyler

moosehunter09 Said:
what hunting are we tlaking about? what part of what state? what time of year? are you willing to pay for a "guide"? how much money do you have? where ae you from?

there are too many variables in that question to provide a good answer... but unless you want to stand in line behind ioweegans to re-walk public land for roosters or pay $150/gun ND is better bird hunting

tyler

Could you expand on which is better hunting ND or SD from your comment  "how much money do you have? where ae you from?"   Is there a certain net worth you have to have to hunt in ND or SD?       

let me rephrase... if you want to hunt ANYTHING in central SD you must either be willing to compete for access to public land, own land, or be willing and able to spend $150 per gun per day just to shoot 3 rosters. if you want to hunt deer you had better be willing to do the same however instead of $150 you can plan on spending $1k just to shoot a white tail doe. now there are areas significantly away from the mitchel and winner areas where you will find access to land and or fees will be significantly better.

also how far are you willing to drive? if you live in cavaleer ND winner SD is a jaunt and then some. are you a resedent of ND or SD.

basicaly i am saying if you are resident of ND it is a large chunk of my finances to go to SD and hunt with my dad for the one weekend every year.  the financial burden of that trip is  125 for the liscense 450 for the 3 days of outfitted hunting plus ammo shelter gas and time off of work.

so to me ND is the "better" place to hunt... because i can do alot more of it for the money

tyler