This may sound wierd, but I have always wanted to hunt somewhere so far off the beaten path, that I had to quarter my harvest up and pack it out on my back. It just seems like that kind of work would add some extra joy and satisfaction to a successful hunt. You don't really get the opportunity to get way off the path here in Kentucky.
There's a place I go where public ground backs up to private and I can kill a decent white tail every time I hike in. No one else will go back in there because they don't want to work that hard for a whitetail. There is something uniquely satisfying about a 7 mile or so round trip to shoot a deer that most only want to put a foot outside their truck to shoot.
