Glad someone posted this. I know several people going this year, including a couple on the slide. Keen to get their feedback. Never been, but I'm definitely planning to go next year.
I hope OP and others might share some pics while you are there for the rest of us to catch a glimpse
That’s awesome! I’m glad you are enjoying the show. We are also on East Coast time and have been up for hours.I’m in Reno for my first Sheep Show and had a great time yesterday. Good conversations with outfitters, opportunities to touch and see new gear, 20% off entire Sitka product line, caught a good film…
Been awake for hours on East Coast time waiting for the doors to open again.
That’s awesome! I’m glad you are enjoying the show. We are also o. East Coast time and have been up for hours.I’m in Reno for my first Sheep Show and had a great time yesterday. Good conversations with outfitters, opportunities to touch and see new gear, 20% off entire Sitka product line, caught a good film…
Been awake for hours on East Coast time waiting for the doors to open again.
We’d love to see you here next year Shane.I wanted to go this year it just wasn't in the cards for me maybe next year hope you all have fun.
Are all the raffles and in-person hunt give aways over at this point, or were you not interested in staying for those? I would have thought tonight would be a grand finale of sorts....are you "missing" anything by leaving? Not meaning to be critical of you in any way, just trying to plan for next year and understand the sequence of things.Heading home from the show now. This was my second time going. Last year I was talking to a lot of outfitters because I was looking to book a hunt so I was more engaged in that aspect of it. This year I casually talked to a few but mostly spent the time wandering around. It seems like a great show if you’re in the market for a hunt. I could take it or leave it when it comes to looking at gear since I’ve already got way too much of that at home!
I’ll plan on going again next year I’m sure. It’s pretty fun and something to do when it’s the middle of January.
Watching guys blow $90,000 for an antelope tag or $140,000 for an elk tag is interesting to say the least.