This is a question posted theoretically. Maybe not.

[Hangfire]

For some reason African game doesn't appeal to me but I'd really like to take a moose with a handgun like the fella did in the first pic.

Pic 2 below is one that @swampratt got and hauled back home a few years ago.

 

[Okie4570]

I have a good friend from high school that is a guide. I'd hit him up and try to get one of these!
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What states?

 

[elwoodtrix]

What states?

He works in Wyoming, Utah, Cali, Nevada, New Mexico, and last year, he was here in Oklahoma doing some bird hunts. He also works with Chad Mendes' Finz and Featherz.

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[Istandalone]

Kodiak Alaska bear

Or Alaska anything

 

[undeg01]

Alaska. Kodiak brown bear, caribou, wolf.

 

[AER244]

One of the bighorn sheep or a mountain goat for me. One of the few free range bison hunts would be a cool experience too. I wouldn’t turn down Alaskan moose/caribou either. I go back and forth on wanting to hunt Africa.

 

[okjoek]

I agree with the Alaska. And as an aside in my opinion moose meat is the best and you get LOTS of it. It really is great to eat.

 

[Rez Exelon]

If you wanted something Africa, but didn't want to harvest, there's options to go tranq hunting certain species there. I think most hunting orgs recognize it for those that are trying to fill out a score card, but for instance you go out and stalk a Rhino or whatever, but instead of killing it, you have to still get inside 30 yards to hit it with the sleepy juice. Supposed to be a heck of a thrill.

Edit to note: these hunts are working with conservation groups as they need to find and do checkups on animals in the wild. It's not just knocking them out for the pure giggles. To some extent you get to assist with the veterinary part as well in some cases.

 

[kwaynem]

Kansas whitetail

 

[trekrok]

If you wanted something Africa, but didn't want to harvest, there's options to go tranq hunting certain species there. I think most hunting orgs recognize it for those that are trying to fill out a score card, but for instance you go out and stalk a Rhino or whatever, but instead of killing it, you have to still get inside 30 yards to hit it with the sleepy juice. Supposed to be a heck of a thrill.

Edit to note: these hunts are working with conservation groups as they need to find and do checkups on animals in the wild. It's not just knocking them out for the pure giggles. To some extent you get to assist with the veterinary part as well in some cases.

I hadn't heard of that, but it's a cool option.