As they lay

[TheJason]

I have noticed you seem to spend a lot of time in Arkansas. I am going to have to look into it.

Its sublime.

 

[Flyfish4ever]

Yesterday at noon....

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Why don’t you get some more tags and go tag some more. Please and thank you

 

[thomas89]

2020 doe pronghorn.

If you zoom in, somewhere down the hill is the second one.

 

[Duck-Slayer]

2020 WY deer
Matt

 

[Huntkook]

Wyoming tough area and bad weather. Day 5 first one on public.

 

[nwihunter]

 

[Jcs271]

Black Wolf Down

The forecast this morning was for a very serious storm front to blow in. It was due to hit around noon with lots of snow, high winds and temps dropping to below zero. Perfect weather to try and locate predators wanting to feed before the storm I left the house an hour before daylight with...

www.hunttalk.com

 

[huntnpack]

This is by far my favorite hunting mega thread on the internet. Took a second to take a pic and contribute a couple days ago. Maybe it’s not completely pure because I used my hat to cover the ball of intestines coming out of the exit wound. Maybe I’ll try to find some from the past and post them as well.

 

[Kneetopia]

Eastern MT loper

 

[Fj605]

To quote @Big Fin, "he wanted to be famous"

He watched me get out of the pickup, hike down a hill to grab my trail camera from this summer, hike back up to the pickup, get in, check the Big Game brochure for antler requirements, and get back out with my rifle before ever taking a step. I wish my first buck story would've been cooler but I'm not passing on a chip shot for a buck.

 

[fishing4sanity]

The view that greeted me coming up out of a small coulee.

 

[NEWHunter]

My WY pronghorn.

 

[Hem]

To quote @Big Fin, "he wanted to be famous"

He watched me get out of the pickup, hike down a hill to grab my trail camera from this summer, hike back up to the pickup, get in, check the Big Game brochure for antler requirements, and get back out with my rifle before ever taking a step. I wish my first buck story would've been cooler but I'm not passing on a chip shot for a buck.

Hmmmm...chip shot in the ass?
Which came first? Looks like three chip shots.
Not that I haven't choked myself...but not on a chip shot.

 

[Fj605]

Hmmmm...chip shot in the ass?
Which came first? Looks like three chip shots.
Not that I haven't choked myself...but not on a chip shot.

Just one. I see how it looks like three but only the one directly above the scope. I slapped the trigger a bit but at 75' still got it done.

 

[Islander]

First ever buck. Shot on my 35th wedding anniversary last year. Nice little 8-point. At 165 lbs, he is what passes for "heavy bodied" here in the Lowcountry.

Cordrays did a beautiful job on the mount.

 

[.270Rem]

To quote @Big Fin, "he wanted to be famous"

He watched me get out of the pickup, hike down a hill to grab my trail camera from this summer, hike back up to the pickup, get in, check the Big Game brochure for antler requirements, and get back out with my rifle before ever taking a step. I wish my first buck story would've been cooler but I'm not passing on a chip shot for a buck.

Nothing wrong with your story. Enjoy your venison.

 

[Willworkforfish]

Unique Utah buck! First muley.

 

[.270Rem]

Awesome first muley.

 

[thomas89]

My only bull, shot in 2014.

Double thankful for this guy as he not only was the last day of the season, but got me out of a really lame Halloween party my wife volunteered us to go to.

 

[MTPUBLICLAND]

Head shot in her bed.