Persuasive Essay On Elk Travel

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Do you want to know what the perfect hunting trips would be? I will explain more in this essay. This is what I’m going to talk about through the whole story. I will be talking about elk hunting, bear hunting, antelope hunting, and alligator hunting. The perfect hunting trip for elk would not be getting a bull right away. It is no fun if you only hunt for 5 minutes and kill an elk right off the bat. I would like to travel to Montana because that seems to have a ginormous population of Elk, but Kentucky is closer and we own property down there so we wouldn't have to pay much money for staying down there. I am debating whether head to Arizona. I would want to head down to Arizona because they have multiple trophy elk down there. I don’t know what weapon I would like to use, but I would like to use one that would kill …show more content…

I would like to hunt antelope in Wyoming. People usually sent up a ground blind right next to a watering hole. I would probably use a 308 because of the wide, open area. I have to shoot from a farther range. I would be extremely excited if I were able to go.
Last, I would like to alligator hunt. We would be hunting from a boat and we would shoot their heads once they pop out of the water. I would be using a .17. I would like to hunt in Louisiana. I would like to bring a friend, but that’s a long shot. I would be extremely excited if I would be able to go. I comprised an idea, I would have a friend and he will be on my team, and that friend’s guardian would be on my dad’s team. We can have a competition to see who gets the most alligators during the whole hunting trip. The teams are correspondent so it will be fair.
As the perfect hunting trips, I would like to go bear hunting, elk hunting, antelope hunting, and alligator hunting. I would hope these activities come true. Those activities are on my bucket list. It would be a dream come true if I do those hunting

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