From East Coast to BC.

[Short Track]

Did anyone ever hunt goat from the East Coast ??
I'm looking at BC, and the air travel is 14 hrs in 1 day, or 2 days if you get to Vancouver non-stop. It's insanity travel.
That adds on 4 days to the hunt.
Looks like JFK to Vancouver, then north. Or Montreal to Vancouver, then north.
It's a 2-week hunt for sure.

I haven't even looked at Alaska yet.

But to go on a physical hunt after traveling 2 days like a veggie. sheeessss.

 

[BAKPAKR]

Did anyone ever hunt goat from the East Coast ??
I'm looking at BC, and the air travel is 14 hrs in 1 day, or 2 days if you get to Vancouver non-stop. It's insanity travel.
That adds on 4 days to the hunt.
Looks like JFK to Vancouver, then north. Or Montreal to Vancouver, then north.
It's a 2-week hunt for sure.

I haven't even looked at Alaska yet.

But to go on a physical hunt after traveling 2 days like a veggie. sheeessss.

I hunted goats from close to the East Coast, but I flew to Washington state, then drove to Montana. If you think your trip would be rough, talk to the people who hunt ibex or Asian sheep…

 

[kipper09]

I’ve done it. Leave yourself a day buffer if you’re going to do it if at all possible. It’s rough. Couple connections and there’s some airports you try to avoid for sure. If you can get to Seattle it’s not bad from there. Do not go through Toronto if possible. They have lost my rifle and my buddies have lost them as well. It’s part of the adventure is what I always say. … ohhh and at all costs try to avoid air Canada


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