We have done the dream hunts now let's do hunts that you care nothing about. Even if it was free. Here are the three I would sale if they were given to me.
1. Black bear over syrup and pastry pile
2. Antelope over water source
3. Cougar hunt with dogs

Africa

None...

I am a hunter, I'll try anything once.

Caveat, I will not do a canned hunt and I've already shot a bunch of deer in a fence...

I'll try anything if the price/opportunity is right...

Dove hunting anywhere even if it was Argentina.Bear hunt.Cougar hunt and last but not least a free hunt with the guys from Wild game innovations.

I can't think of any.

Hell, if Butterball would let me, I'd kill turkey's for them.

Bear.
Elephant.
Cougar.
Bear.

That's blasphemy.

Can't think of any!

None off the top of my head besides high fence deer

Snipe...........

I have no interest in exotic African hunts......I'd love to go to Africa but would rather just sight-see than hunt.

also, my entire life up until about 3 yrs ago, I had ZERO interest in turkey hunting. In fact, my family has about 400 acres in TN that, as long as I can remember, has been absolutely LOADED with birds, and I never even had the slightest interest in them.

then 3 yrs ago, something happened and the bug bit me, now I'm obsessed with the birds and can't hunt that land anymore because all the hunting rights are leased out...

I dont hunt for/careto hunt for anything i will not eat.

August south florida deer hunt. I have no desire to hunt deer when it's 100 degrees.

Anything but a Whitetail or whitetail muley mix. I do enjoy squirrel hunting too.

Anything in Africa, India, or Asia in general.

My late father in law went on a 5 day horseback hunt out west. Never really had the desire to do it , just the opportunity presented itself. They treed 3 cats and didn't shoot any, he said it was one of the best trips he had ever been on, not just the hunt, but being disconnected with everything else, sleeping under the stars, eating salt meat and beans, etc. Not being a big game hunter myself, Id be all over this one if I had a chance!

I have been 2 times to Idaho chasing the big cats. Not sure why the popular disinterest on here for that type of hunt. I did not get to kill one, but enjoyed the hunt experience all the same. When I was younger, and before I got married, I wanted to take an adventurous hunt that would be a way to see some of the most remote wilderness in the Lower 48. I chose the lion hunt with dogs because I was raised hunting rabbits, squirrels, and deer with dogs in South Ms. It was an excellent choice for seeing the country up there, and I don't regret my decision at all. I was just telling my wife earlier today that I would love to save the money and try it again. By the way, Mt Lion tenderloin was once considered a delicacy to the mt men out west. It supposed to be some fine eating.

As far as disinterest:
Baited deer hunt in Texas
Deer hunting in a high fenced enclosure
exotic hunting in Texas

For the most part anything on someone else's land where I played no role in the scouting, planting, location of stands, etc. I don't get much satisfaction at all killing deer that someone else worked hard for. If you kill something small, you feel like you should have let it walk. If you kill something big, the club/landowner is secretly resentful. There is nothing more rewarding than killing a buck on your own place/lease, or on public land. As for paid hunts I have never been on a paid hunt, and I doubt I ever will. I don't think anything less of people who do, but to me hunting is the thrill of the unknown, where killing a big buck is not only uncertain, but is highly unlikely. Paying money to take that uncertainty out of the equation makes it no longer hunting from my perspective.

I did the cougar hunt with dogs in Idaho and I can honestly say it was the hardest hunt I have ever done in my life.

But it was still a blast.