Let's make a concerted effort to get pics, shall we?
- Thread starter Silverado
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That's a very unique shed.
Watch out though, the dog seems to want it in a big way!
Yeah no doubt, looks like he already killed the cat just to get it first!
Here are my hunting season pictures, my two point moose shot him at about 300 yards through a small opening in some young spruce trees way in the back of a swamp, when we got down there to start opening him up the other moose he was with were still hanging around including two large bulls grunting at each other, what an experience that was being in the middle lol.
(it was very sunny that morning)
And here is my deer, hes no monster but he was good enough for me we just stalked up on a cow moose to see if she had a bull with her but she did not as a bachelor herd of a few bucks stood up and this guy was the nicest.
And here is my deer, hes no monster but he was good enough for me we just stalked up on a cow moose to see if she had a bull with her but she did not as a bachelor herd of a few bucks stood up and this guy was the nicest.
Timberwolfe
CGN Regular
A Manitoba Buck with my Son
Went hunting with my son Saturday, the weather sort of resembled winter and was able to rattle this guy in. I shot him out of a box stand over looking a slough, on my Dads property. The swamp grass is so tall this year. When he was sneaking in all I could see was his head and neck,so I shot him in the neck at about 150 yards.
Here's my boy ready to go
A picture to remember
Savage model 12 243 HB "box stand gun"
blue mechanics gloves are the ticket for skinning and gutting, yes thts me
Waiting for the birds and bugs in the "horn Tree" beside last years buck
Went hunting with my son Saturday, the weather sort of resembled winter and was able to rattle this guy in. I shot him out of a box stand over looking a slough, on my Dads property. The swamp grass is so tall this year. When he was sneaking in all I could see was his head and neck,so I shot him in the neck at about 150 yards.
Here's my boy ready to go
A picture to remember
Savage model 12 243 HB "box stand gun"
blue mechanics gloves are the ticket for skinning and gutting, yes thts me
Waiting for the birds and bugs in the "horn Tree" beside last years buck
Thats just creepy............I like it!
Those are the best holloween decorations I've ever seen, add a few skinned yotes and it would be awesome!
My first deer this year.
Holy F**K! Please tell us more about this shot.
Thanks Rhino, I enjoyed making it. My next one is going to be 13ft red cedar canoe that I hope to get down to 45 lbs.
George
Seriously? You're proud of that?
blacksmithden
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
The boys had just fired at some does at about 400 yrds. This guy came running in from my right at about 175 yds. I had about 1 second to get the scope on him and shoot. I'm not going to BS. It was a miracle I hit him. Shot with a 300 win mag.
- Location
- Saskatoon Saskatchewan
blacksmithden, I'm just wondering if your deer was shot in the rear leg before it was shot in the head. It looks almost like a bullet hole above the right rear knee. Or is all that blood between the back legs from it doing a sumersault?
- Location
- AB foothills
I removed Florins post and asked him to start a new thread to ask those questions.
Now, I need to find a pic to get this thread back on track...
Pics from this year's "unsuccessful" deer camp. No deer, loads of fun though.
Wow. That's an efficient beaver. Nice pics Nine.
- Location
- Saskatchewan
ok... I'll play
First, last years Moose hunt near Hudson Bay.
The Cabin
The essentials..... and yes, that cooler really does fill the entire back of my Ford Escape. (for around the campfire of course)
The river we were hunting near.
It was really warm last fall up north and the trees didn't seem to realize that winter was on it's way.
A silica sand mine that I found in the middle of no where.
Found a nice spot to hunt for the day
My war wound. Pushing bush and stepped over a log onto, what I thought was solid ground. Ended up being moss and my foot went right through and I dropped about a foot before hitting solid ground. My shin smashed into the log giving me this nice kiss through two layers of pants.
After all of that, the only thing I shot was my camera. Not one bullet out of the 45/70. It was a great trip with some good friends.
Now this year's mulie....
Ya... the deer has a nicer mug than I do... leave it be.
First, last years Moose hunt near Hudson Bay.
The Cabin
The essentials..... and yes, that cooler really does fill the entire back of my Ford Escape. (for around the campfire of course)
The river we were hunting near.
It was really warm last fall up north and the trees didn't seem to realize that winter was on it's way.
A silica sand mine that I found in the middle of no where.
Found a nice spot to hunt for the day
My war wound. Pushing bush and stepped over a log onto, what I thought was solid ground. Ended up being moss and my foot went right through and I dropped about a foot before hitting solid ground. My shin smashed into the log giving me this nice kiss through two layers of pants.
After all of that, the only thing I shot was my camera. Not one bullet out of the 45/70. It was a great trip with some good friends.
Now this year's mulie....
Ya... the deer has a nicer mug than I do... leave it be.
