Large Game Pics - Deer, Moose, Bear...

HAHA!!
borrowed Hornhead's Cherokee one year to go get a sump pump for the boat , and shot a deer on the way to town.
Alberta at the shop mentioned it was a bit warm to be throwing a deer in the back of a Cherokee.
"nah, it's all good- it's not my jeep!!";);)
Cat
 
You might of cut the lower part of the legs off so you could close the passenger window in the back. Might be a little warmer of a drive back home. If you were worried about offending someone you might of put a hat on the elk and just said it was a drunk uncle you were taking home from the bar. Lol
 
catnthehatt said:
HAHA!!
borrowed Hornhead's Cherokee one year to go get a sump pump for the boat , and shot a deer on the way to town.
Alberta at the shop mentioned it was a bit warm to be throwing a deer in the back of a Cherokee.
"nah, it's all good- it's not my jeep!!";);)
Cat
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hehehe :)
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My last 4 runner lol...the red one is my third hunting runner :)

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This guy showed up where Dad and I got our last Moose together.
Like right where we stopped to shoot .
Kinda like it was guided there for me (Thanks Dad ) :)

It stood there about 40 yards straight in the block ...looking straight at me.
I shot it between the eyes
Thought oh crap its gone....
But nope it just went straight down :)
 
finally....

I have been hunting all weekends and weekday evenings since October 1st and had not been able to bag a deer.

I have had about 15 deer within 100 yards and I have been within 15 feet of about 6 different deer, but never had a good shot - either deer was facing

me, not letting me draw/have a good shot, or was behind cover/brush, where I wouldnt risk shooting with a bow. Spent a week near Sault St. Marie for

rifle season - never saw a single deer.

2 Weeks ago, I took a shot at a doe with my bow - good hit, great blood trail but no deer. It went into a standing cornfield, and the trail vanished

Never ended up finding it. I spent 6 hours that day looking, and about 6 more on the following day with the wife and kids . - no luck. I couldnt sleep for a couple days as a

result.

The controlled hunt started in my area on Monday, and 20 minutes after shooting time, I saw the white flag about 200 yards away, but was heading in the wrong direction. The ground was damp, so I could walk pretty quietly. I managed to get within 50 yards, and was presented with a good broadside shot. Hit him right in the shoulder. He dropped instantly. I then proceeded to do my victory dance.

I was about 2.5k from the nearest road, so it was a long haul back to the car. Took me 2.5 hours to get it dressed and into the trailer. I was hunting solo, and came to the realization that hauling a deer out of the woods is not a 1 man job. My back still hurts.

Gun is a 20ga h&r ultraslug with a leupold ultimate slam 3x9 Ammo used was federal blue box, 2 3/4" 383 grain HP




After field dressing, I found that the bullet hit him right in the heart after breaking the shoulder. There was not much left of the heart.
 
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Here's my bear from earlier in the year. Zapped him at 20 yards and the skull measured at just under 18 inches. He was my first big game with a bow, my first bear, and the first critter I took off my own land.
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I've posted this moose elsewhere on cgn, but what the hell, here he is again.
http://imgur.com/1o4ffIE


Damn mobile.... I might remember to fix the pictures later.
 
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Late season buck, poor picture though, I am not one to take pictures, ever, but I am trying to start!! I'll take some more pics before I send out the rack and cape to the taxidermist. He was facing me at about 100 yards so I shot him in the heart with my triple duece, he ran about 30 feet and dropped.

You can't tell from this picture, but his main beams make a complete circle.

 
Thanks, I have taken a small doe before but I am usually away with work during deer season. Whats even more lucky is I took him in the spine with my 30-06 and he didn't move an inch. I couldn't believe it on my walk out, after a day of seeing nothing, he was just standing there broadside to me somewhere between 100-150m away. Didn't even move as I took the shot standing, using my arm as a rest on a tree. He fell like a sheet of plywood caught in the wind.

Almost killed me dragging him to the truck, he easily weighted twice as much as I do. I had a hand from my buddy (who was almost more excited then I was) But I wish the tailgate was about 2 feet lower to the ground haha.
 
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