October has been a good month!

[TheJason]

I think this is deserving of....

#makehunttalkgreatagain

 

[MT Bound]

Awesome story and beautiful bull

 

[rtraverdavis]

@fishingforsanity, you take some of the finest photos of anyone on this site. Congratulations on a really cool bull, and for a hard job well done. Thanks for the story and pictures.

 

[Jape]

Beautiful pics, beautiful bull, and beautiful story. I think you have a couple more of those in you.

 

[nwihunter]

Way to get it done. Great story

 

[Hem]

That bull was a fighter.
Congrats on getting it done.
Great pics.
Time to heal

 

[EastTNHunter]

What fighter he was, apparently you are as well. Congrats!

 

[track1]

Great bull and write up! Awesome pics!

 

[Crumb]

Very nice!!

 

[LandPro]

Crazy good, all the way around...thanks!

 

[MN-mountainman]

Awesome bull! Congrats!

 

[Sask hunter]

Congrats!

 

[SBAHunts]

I like the busted-up side the best

 

[wseidel]

Dear Fishing4sanity,

I really enjoyed your recap of the hunt this October...especially when you recounted your previous October. That's exactly where I'm at right now. My herniated disc injury was the first part of September and meant I've missed both an archery elk and rifle elk hunt in Montana...plus our upcoming Minnesota deer season. Despite the pain, uncertainty, and lost time afield - that I am still "walking" through - I continue to count my blessings daily. It is encouraging to see someone else come out the other side of a difficult situation and be able to enjoy the pursuits they love.

Thanks again for sharing.

God bless,
Wayne

 

[kansasdad]

There is a vast amount of satisfaction in a job well done. In the words of the old Smith Barney commercial......"you earned it".

PS: how old does one need to be to remember that commercial?? I'm thinking at least 50?

PPS: fantastic landscapes captured sooooo well.

 

[fishing4sanity]

Dear Fishing4sanity,

I really enjoyed your recap of the hunt this October...especially when you recounted your previous October. That's exactly where I'm at right now. My herniated disc injury was the first part of September and meant I've missed both an archery elk and rifle elk hunt in Montana...plus our upcoming Minnesota deer season. Despite the pain, uncertainty, and lost time afield - that I am still "walking" through - I continue to count my blessings daily. It is encouraging to see someone else come out the other side of a difficult situation and be able to enjoy the pursuits they love.

Thanks again for sharing.

God bless,
Wayne

Stay positive and I'm hoping to see your success story soon. Until last fall I'd never been to a chiropractor or physical therapy. The chiropractor helped quite a bit, but the physical therapy really made a big difference for me. If you haven't used physical therapy, I'd recommend giving it a try. It might just be a sign of getting old, but a side benefit of going to physical therapy was how many friends I hadn't seen in years that I ran into at physical therapy. Good luck!

 

[Duck-Slayer]

Congrats, great pictures and story! Thoroughly enjoyed.
Matt

 

[Huntmt28]

Heck of a write up thanks for taking us along!! Nice job

 

[kishs10]

Congratulations! Awesome bull!! I really like your rifle too.