ShadowFast1
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I don't mind seeing the bow or the gun in a trophy picture if it's placed safely and tastefully. It tells a bit of the story on how the animal was taken.
One of my favorite pictures from my last hog hunt my friend took. I'm holding the .30-30 my dad gave me that I took the hog with, the hog is covered in mud because it fell in a mud hole after it went down, it's got a tree limb through it's legs which are tied together because my best friend and I carried it a quarter mile to the cleaning shed, and the picture is taken at a downward angle and canted almost 45 degrees because my friend is a jackwagon. A "bad" picture can tell a great story.
One of my favorite pictures from my last hog hunt my friend took. I'm holding the .30-30 my dad gave me that I took the hog with, the hog is covered in mud because it fell in a mud hole after it went down, it's got a tree limb through it's legs which are tied together because my best friend and I carried it a quarter mile to the cleaning shed, and the picture is taken at a downward angle and canted almost 45 degrees because my friend is a jackwagon. A "bad" picture can tell a great story.