The bear is about as tame as the ones Cam likes to get “eye to eye” with in CanadaKeep Hammering??
Montana Dan on Instagram: "My spring training for Spring Bear season be like….. 🥊🤜🏻👊🏻💥🤣 #huntingmeme #springbear #springbearhunt #landofthebigbear #bearcountry #bearseason #livetohunt #bear #bearhunting #hunt #hunting #huntlife #huntmontana #
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El Jason
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Caption? “Forgot my knife!”
Bigjay73
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Is there a "SMMFH" emoji?
His rifle cracks me up. mtmuley
WestKyHunt
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But guys, we have to do it for the 'gram
WestKyHunt
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Video: How to Carry a Deer On Your Back
We all know that once a deer hits the ground the real work begins. Typically, our options for a getting our venison back to the truck are pretty simple—drag it out or quarter it up and haul it out piece by piece. However, there is a third option. You can carry the deer on your back. I learned...
My guess is the subjects in both mine and JLS’s posts don’t have far to go.
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“Forgot my RZR!”
Straight Arrow
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'Careful with that, mtmuley. If Sytes sees that he will call you out for waving your anti-2A "pom-pom" and being "unpatriotic".
Bet the truck is right in front of him. mtmuley
Maybe he's part of the gun culture. mtmuley
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"This sumna bitch better not test positive for CWD!"
SaskHunter
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I bet you he's got a buck's worth of blood running down his butt crack!!!
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My bet is shot somewhere else, loaded into the truck, and then taken to a different spot. Two guys loaded it on his shoulders and took the pic 20ft from the road. Then they gutted it.
It doesn’t appear to be gutted yet.
