If you could hunt with anybody ever who would it be ?

[wturner14]

Mike Bloomberg

 

[peacemaker45]

1. My Grandpa; he taught my dad and all my older cousins to shoot and hunt, but his health had pretty much sidelined him by the time my brother and I were old enough. One of my lasting regrets.

2. Teddy Roosevelt; whom I've always admired for the breadth of his experience, and strength of personality, if not for his surpassing skill.

3. Jeff Cooper and the Gunsite African Rifles. He wrote the book on rifle shooting, after all.

Those are the ones for whom I feel a sense of loss when I reflect that I'll never have the chance, at least not on this side of the Jordan.

I also thought of adding Ernest Hemingway, but on reflection I think I'd prefer to leave him on the page. I'm not at all sure I'd like him in person.

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[Officers'Wife]

My Grandfather, just one last time to make up for the one I missed to do homework for a class I wasn't interested in anyway.

 

[Geno]

Jack O'Connor without a doubt. I'd take my M70 Super Grade, in .270 Win, loaded with his favorite load: 60 grains of H4831 under a 130 grain projectile.

Geno

 

[Mauser lover]

I'd go with Cheney!

 

[Grayrock]

Abraham Lincoln. Wonder what he would think about an AR-15?

 

[natman]

Some excellent choices so far.

How about Skeeter Skelton and Finn Aagard?

 

[okiewita40]

I would like to hunt with both my Grandfather and my granddaughter.
My Grandfather taught me everything I know about the outdoors and how to shoot.

My Granddaughter because she holds a place in my heart that nobody else can fill.

 

[savanahsdad]

Charles Hesston , ( can't believe page 3 and no one said that)

 

[Lloyd Smale]

I can still hunt with my father so my vote goes to my grandfather.

 

[Grayrock]

I thought of another one- I think Tom Knapp would have been interesting. He reminds me of the grandfather I barely knew.

 

[CSA 357]

my granddads that have pased away hunted with one never knew the other

 

[j1]

Bufalo Bill Cody.

 

[huntsman]

Duck hunting with Nash Buckingham, Grouse hunting with Burton Spiller, Libations with Gene Hill

 

[shaggy430]

Davy Crockett

 

[brainwake]

Abraham Lincoln. Wonder what he would think about an AR-15?

I bet he would love it. If I recall Lincoln was very much interested in the latest and greatest firearms.

 

[chas08]

My Dad! May he rest in peace!

 

[Zeeemu]

I prefer to hunt alone but my one exception would be - Howard Hill. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH4cyuZExHM

 

[morcey2]

My sons....

If they'll ever get motivated and take Hunters Safety. They keep talking about it and getting excited, but they haven't done it yet. They're all adults too.

Aside from that, my grandpa again.

Matt

 

[tahunua001]

my dad... never got the pleasure...

 

[mrbro]

My grandfather was not a hunter, but I would give it all away to get a performance review from the man.

 

[newfalguy101]

MY daughter, who was killed in an auto accident 10-19-2012................last deer season in November was the first in nearly 13 years she wasn't with me at least part of the time.......

 

[Jlr2267]

MY daughter, who was killed in an auto accident 10-19-2012................last deer season in November was the first in nearly 13 years she wasn't with me at least part of the time.......

She's still with you.

 

[tarosean]

Tom Bolack - No one famous outside of the 4 corners.. However he accomplished the Fourth Pinnacle of Achievement Award.

 

[ICE1210]

I would dearly love to go quail hunting with my father, Robert Ruark, and Havilah Babcock.