Who would you choose?

My wife! She always lets me do the shooting and is willing to help out in any way she can. :o

I would have to say my dad, he's not around anymore and I really miss hunting with him. If it wasn't him I would have to say Nate Simmons or Marc Smith. Never met Nate, but I think you could learn a lot from him. Marc is just one hell of a guy, and hunts hard.

I would like to hunt with Fred Eichler just because he never seems to take himself to seriously and get amped up even when he kills a small animal

i would love to hunt with Cameron Hanes, and if i had the chance, i would be plenty motivated to get in shape! I love the idea of getting way, way, into the backcountry and not seeing any other hunter. I think Nate would be a ball to hunt with. I would certainly learn a tonne from each of them.

I love to hunt with my dad, but he can't keep up with me in the backcountry. My wife is a great hunting partner, and if I could hunt with Mr. Hanes or any of the Eastman's crew I would take up the chance in a heartbeat.

I'd be happy to hunt with just about anyone more experienced than me or someone less as well. You mostly always learn something new from someone.

I'd choose Cam, Nate, or South. Not sure I could keep up with'em but I'd sure try!!!

Wow. That would be a tough decision. My list to narrow it down would include Nate Simmons, David Long, Dwight Schuh, Marc Smith, South Cox, Cameron Hanes, Roy Grace, and one no one has mentioned - Fred Bear. With that said I'd probably go with the legend Fred Bear. However, how could you go wrong with anyone on a list like that?

Will Primos. Older than I am, full of gleanable knowledge, and well of coarse I like his calls. :)

Though I would learn tons by hunting with Cameron Hanes, Nate Simmons or Ryan Hatfield; My best friend from high school and I have never had the opportunity to backcountry hunt the west together. Just never have been able to put a hunt together. That would be a very meaningful hunt to me. Of course if we're wishing; I wish I could spend a fall with Fred Bear back in the old days.