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[Norwegian Bowhunter]

I hunt rawdeer(a small deer (18-25 kg) birds, hare, rabbit.
Small game.
They are hoping that we can hunt larger animals if they change the law.
The problem is that most people doesent know how accurate and deadly a good hit is, and that the best bowhunter are the one that gets himself closest to the animal.
That`s my opinion.

Inge

[John D]

Hello Inge, WELCOME

[Ga.boy]

Welcome aboard Inge. I hope that your trip to CO is a successful one and that you will have many stories and fond memories of it when you return home to Norway!

[Aaron Proffitt 2]

Welcome,Inge.Glad to have you here  and let us know when your in th US.

[traditional_archer]

Welcome

[HumbleHunter]

Howdy! Great to have you!

[Jeff Holchin]

Inge, I hope your elk hunt goes well.  I helped a bowhunter from Finland recently (who goes by Rambler here on Tradgang) on a GA hog hunt.  I was amazed and impressed that he would travel so far just to bowhunt hogs and squirrels, especially alone in a new environment, and he was amazed at the bowhunting opportunities here in America.  Maybe we don't realize how fortunate/blessed we really are.

I'll bet that you will get lots of advice and help from the Tradgang folks.  You will have to promise to tell you story (with photos) after the hunt!

[Jerry Jeffer]

Inge, glad you found this site. Best of luck on your up coming trip to the US for Elk.

[Norwegian Bowhunter]

Hi Jeff.
I will tell you guys all about it!!
And i have already got a lot of help from you all.
I am glad i fount this site and have told some of my friends about it.
I will also share some pictures with you from my next hunt in August so you can get an idea about how the nature is.
Inge

[paleFace]

welcome to the Gang, this place is the best of the best.

[Dave Worden]

Hello Inge, and welcome.  I had the privilege of visiting your country about a year ago and tracing my heritage back to about 1650.  It does seem a shame that a country that gave us Vikings won't allow bow hunting.  I'm pretty sure the Vikings hunted with bows!!!!  I did buy a couple of repro Viking arrow points in Bergen that I made into special, display only, arrows.  I did have to pack them in my checked baggage however, so that I wouldn't be tempted to hi-jack the airplane with them!  I wish you nothing but happiness and success in your hunt in the U.S. as well as anywhere else you may go.
Dave

[Gib]

Welcome Inge, Hope you have a great hunt in Colorado. Gib

[Chortdraw]

Inge, I lived in Colo. for many years and some of it in the high country. You are going to love it there. Hope you have a great time and a successfull hunt. That is some of the most beautiful senery in the states. I sure miss the summers up there but the winter.    welcome to the    

Chort

[4runr]

Welcome Inge!

[Tommy Leach]

Inge - Welcome to Tradgang! I am half Norwegian and still have family in the Bergen area. Where are you from? Tommy

[JEFF B]

welcome to the  family      

[kiiwosewinini]

God morgen enn velkommen til TradGang. Jeg snakker bare litt norsk.  

My wife is second generation American and all her family is from Norway... mainly the Fagernes area. I love seeing folks here from other countries.  It is great to see bowhunting in other parts of the world!!

Isaac

[Aeronut]

Welcome to the Gang!

Dennis

[mike g]

Welcome Inge....
           
And your English is better than most of us who speak American....

[Bjorn]

Inge, did I read on another thread that you shoot a seventy pound bow? Dang!
Welcome, Bjorn