Experienced a most personally consummate and enthralling hunt that had virtually isolated my desire for seven years which rose to fruition in 2014; and even exceeded my already inflated dream. I am both most thankful and grateful. Time marches on as I now seem to be aimlessly wandering without a hunter's dream.  The anticipation, planning, envisioning and anticipation must be rekindled.

My only dream remains the same as I long to return to New Zealand. Perhaps I should consider this venture once again as now this desire is being suppressed. Suppression is not the best option since redirection and refocus would be most effectual. Actual practicality has made suppression in this instance endurable.

A  different, practical and passion inspired endeavor would be treasure in and of itself.

Please submit your dream hunt and provide some insight as to the personal particulars that have both fed and captivated your desires.

My hunt of dreams is where I get my first deer ever!  

I would like to get a Pig..simple dream.

A weekend in the country with my wife and scotties... A couple inches of fresh snow in heavy cover and me ready for a nice fat doe, broadside at eight yards... Simple  

... mike ...

I'd like to take a truly mature (5.5 + Years) Whitetail on a DIY basis here is Oklahoma. Limiting out with a Recurve has always been a dream of mine which I accomplished this year!
Experiencing special hunting moments with the friends and family I love will be the most important thing on my list from now on.

I long to return to Alaska for another DIY caribou hunt before I get too old.
My dream hunt would be a trip to Africa or Australia to do about a six week walkabout with tradtusker (Andy Ivy) hunting pigs and scrubbulls.

Moose and elk with my longbow.

Lots of dreams, some are actually very doable and I just haven't done them yet.  I have long dreamed of going on a Mt goat hunt with longbow.  That will likely never happen.  

Being in the mountains, way up there, overlooking the world, and sneaking toward such a beautiful monarch of the peaks, with naught but a stick and string, meaning I either win (get VERY close) or he wins.  

Kill or no kill, it would be worth it if I was able to get close enough for increased heartbeat and the inner thrill of having truly hunted.

However, on the up side, lots of other hunts will happen.

ChuckC

I am already living a small part of my dream by living in Montana, and getting to hunt a variety of animals.

My true dream is to take the Super Slam with my recurve, or at the very least the Super Ten (one subspecies of all the different NA big game animals)

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Moose and elk with my longbow.

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I'd love to hunt Moose in Alaska, Elk in Colorado, and Bighorn in Montana.

I'd settle for any one of those just once in my life    

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Originally posted by Wannabe1:
My hunt of dreams is where I get my first deer ever!