Nevada FNG

[DKSOutdoorsman]

Hello all,
I’ve been a forum member for years but haven’t been very active, so my apologies for that. I’m 26 years old, a Veteran, and a Nevada native.
I was born and raised in Reno, NV. The only “hunting” I did growing up was a trip to central Nevada for Mule Deer when I was 14. We barely got the truck dusty, spent a night in a hotel, and headed back home.
I drew another Mule Deer tag when I was 20 and ran into a guy who introduced me to backcountry hunting. I remember thinking it sounded like the hardest, funnest thing I could do. I started looking into it as soon as I got home. I’m all self-taught from books, forums, blogs, podcasts, and YouTube. Since then I’ve gone 2/3 on Mule Deer hunts in easy-to-draw, high hunting pressure units. I couldn’t have done it without all the information available online and I figured it’s about time I become more than just a lurker. It’s time for me to give back where I can. I am in no way an expert in any subject but I will try to share what I can.

 

[David Gough]

Hello all,
I’ve been a forum member for years but haven’t been very active, so my apologies for that. I’m 26 years old, a Veteran, and a Nevada native.
I was born and raised in Reno, NV. The only “hunting” I did growing up was a trip to central Nevada for Mule Deer when I was 14. We barely got the truck dusty, spent a night in a hotel, and headed back home.
I drew another Mule Deer tag when I was 20 and ran into a guy who introduced me to backcountry hunting. I remember thinking it sounded like the hardest, funnest thing I could do. I started looking into it as soon as I got home. I’m all self-taught from books, forums, blogs, podcasts, and YouTube. Since then I’ve gone 2/3 on Mule Deer hunts in easy-to-draw, high hunting pressure units. I couldn’t have done it without all the information available online and I figured it’s about time I become more than just a lurker. It’s time for me to give back where I can. I am in no way an expert in any subject but I will try to share what I can.

Also from Reno, welcome.

 

[eddielasvegas]

As the self-appointed chairman of the welcoming committee, it is my privilege to extend a laurel, and hearty handshake (virtual, of course) to our new NV member.


Eddie



P.S. You sir, have been awarded the FNG for your excellent into that also included pictures. Bravo Zulu.

 

[Mtbhikernv]

Also in Reno! I’m just getting into hunting and learning the Nevada units, but looking at other states makes me appreciate all the public land we have.

 

[Lou (Louis)]

Thank you for your service!
Welcome to the Rok!
Nice bucks!

 

[twilight]

Thanks for your service, brother. Glad to have you in the Rok!


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