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Elkins, WV

Started by John Nail, May 20, 2007, 08:30:00 AM

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John Nail

Any Tradgangers around Elkins?
Is it too late to be what I could have been?

aYak

John,

If you consider French Creek close enough (~30mi), then count me in...sorta (non-resident landowner, with eventual relocation coming soon, I hope)

Andy
TGMM Family of the Bow

the Ferret

Don't live there but used to deer hunt around there a couple decades ago. Pretty place. Lots of deer, turkey, bear. You moving John?
There is always someone that knows more than you, and someone that knows less than you, so you can always learn and you can always teach

WildmanSC

John,

I'm not from there, but up until a couple years ago I hunted for about 20 years in Randolph County in the Kumbrabow State Forest.  There's some outstanding public hunting in the Kumbrabow.  Get youself some topo maps and take a look at Rich Mountain Fire Trail and Piney.  They are two great places to hunt, depending on when you go and what mast crops have hit.  If the Beech and Cherry hit, Piney will be outstanding.  Rich Mountain Fire Trail has some great places to hunt at all times.

Bill
TGMM Family of the Bow

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Groves Flame Recurve 62", 45#@28"


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John Nail

Hi Mickey.
Yeah, I'm going to retire in a couple of years, and I want to move to better hunting and fewer people. We have over 180/sq mile now and growing.
I'm just romancin' right now.
Looking for good small game also.
Is it too late to be what I could have been?

WildmanSC

John,

You will find lots of turkey and bear hunting in the Elkins/Randolph County area.  Hopefully, deer are making a rebound.  They had a couple harsh winters in a row a couple years ago and deer were scarce after that.  But I think they're doing better now.

They also have excellent populations of squirrels and rabbits.

Bill
TGMM Family of the Bow

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Groves Flame Recurve 62", 45#@28"


Praise the Lord Jesus Christ, He is Worthy

John Nail

Thanks Bill. Maybe we'll get to shoot together one day.
Is it too late to be what I could have been?

Longbeard

John,

   I live in Morgantown, which is about 2 hours from the Elkins area.  Just spent the last 6 days down there chasing turkeys and native trout.  Found the area I'm planning to hunt this fall on my annual trip.  TON of bear/deer sign, and had a close encounter with Mr. Bruin at 7 steps.  Drop me a line or hit me with a PM and I'll send ya my PH # if you wanna chat.  "IF" the other half would let me, I'd move to the area in a heartbeat.

The Singing Bowyer

John,

I use to live in Moorefield, WV, near Elkins. Terrific trout fishing, especially brookies in the mountains. Mon National Forest has thousands of acres to roam, and plenty of deer and bear around. The cost of living is very reasonable, and plenty of things to see nearby(Seneca Rocks)...
Shoot Straight,
Chad K. Slagle

John Nail

thanks all. I'll check it out.
Is it too late to be what I could have been?

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