New to the forum-Scouting (pics attached)

[Fur]

Just moved to Calgary and started scouting areas for the past 3 weeks. So far I have found some good places. I do not expect to get drawn this year as I have no priority, but I have found some good general season hunting areas.
As I am new to Alberta I would say the best tip for newbies is get backroad maps Alberta and start scouting!

[dahen]

awesome pics. thanks for sharing. i myself am new to Alberta. Deer only for a few years until i get the priority level up.

[bb356]

Pic's are alway's welcome ... Thanks !!!

[ishootbambi]

you seem to be doing ok so far. im guessing that you have found and photographed more big game than many guys who have been here for years. i suspect you will do fine.

[dadof5]

nice pics of some nice game! Welcome!!

[Fur]

Originally Posted by ishootbambi

you seem to be doing ok so far. im guessing that you have found and photographed more big game than many guys who have been here for years. i suspect you will do fine.

Hopefully those animals will still be there when the seasons start opening!

[deepfried]

Welcome to forum and thanks for sharing pics

[kmacisaac]

Nice pics. Looks like you're getting the miles in on the old boots.

[marlin1]

looks like scouting is going well , thanks for posting

[vinegar]

Just out of curiosity where can one get the back roads map? My hiking spots need to improve.

[cochranenite]

yup looks like you found some nice places,

[Fur]

Originally Posted by vinegar

Just out of curiosity where can one get the back roads map? My hiking spots need to improve.

http://www.backroadmapbooks.com/shop...ta-8-7146.html

Without this I wouldnt have been able to figure out crown land as easily. I think for a new hunter this is the best tool besides the time scouting in the bush.

[scooter123]

Great pics!!!