Which one

[Eastern Shore Slayer]

Alright guys, if you had to pick hunting or fishing, which would it be


I would probabaly have to go with hunting, but it is a lot closer race then it used to be

[outrigger1]

For as much as I love to hunt

fishing out ways hunting cause of the toys

[chum stains]

All depends on the time of year. From april when the stripers start, till october when the tuna stop i would much rather be on the boat. From october on threw march you can find me in the woods. (if you look reel hard.):D

[BuckHammer43]

Fly Rod/Bow/Gun

It all depends on the season. I don't hunt Trukey, so the long wand wins in the spring.

Love gorundhogs, the 17 HMR & 6mm win during the summer when the trout are too stressed by the heat, but I love warn-water fly fishing too.

The fall is a mess. It's cool enough for trout. It's bow/M-L time. Fish on Sunday, bow/M-L Monday-Saturday when I can get out. Catch-and-release works on fish. Wack-and-release on deer doesn't. I'm so conflicted.

As my fly fishing buddy John says, 'If they had a concrete block deer season - I'de be up a tree with one waiting over a trail'. [I think he actually means it too.]

[flyerphan13]

this question is much harder that "THE" question, Daddy, who do you love more:rolleyes:.

[Eastern Shore Slayer]

this question is much harder that "THE" question, Daddy, who do you love more:rolleyes:.

it aint an easy one

and fella's i should have been more specific
if you had to chose between them for the rest of your life
not broken into time of yr

[BarnesX.308]

I'm more obsessed with hunting but it really a seasonal thing. When it's hot out, I'm thinking fishing. When it gets colder, I think hunting.

God loves us. He made it so deer don't have big, hard and polished antlers through much of fishing season.

[Eastern Shore Slayer]

i dont like 'em polished, love 'em in velvet

[Liv2hunt]

Like you guys already stated, I'm glad we have both. My wife says that I'm "seasonably obsessed" The one I can't let go is bowhunting. I tried to analyze it and I think its the one on one nature of bowhunting that does it for me. Getting tied up with a nice bass on the rocks is great, but its just not the same adreniline rush as finally getting close enough to a big buck you've been trying to outwit for months. I feel a bit more disconnected with a fish that I've never seen before, its more of a chance encounter. And, if you blow it, the spot isn't blown, there will be another fish there tommorrow. I think that type of pressure/challenge with bowhunting makes it the most rewarding to me when I am successful.

[onthehunt]

I haven't had that adrenaline rush yet with fishing like I do when I make that perfect double lung pass through when bowhunting for deer. Waiting for him to take that one more step, full draw, heart pounding, zoned....:nuts:. Screaming reels out in the canyon comes a distant second.

[moparfan]

Fishing now that I am in Jersey, but when I lived in KY Hunting was my pastime of choice.

[swab1985]

Fishing................what would make you think anything else:nuts::please:

[ACarbone624]

Fishing :thup:

[BuckHammer43]

I've heard of and had 'Buck-Fever', never ran into 'Striper-Fever' or 'Fluke-Fever'. I guess hunting has it.

[The Wadd]

Surf & Turf Here! :thup: More towards Hunting!:fight:

[bobmetzg]

at the rate i am losing my hunting spots fishing is taking priority. havent seen any posted signes in the ocean yet.