RuRu. according to Scott, the owner of Table Mountian Outfitters it was dry up until last week. Very dry. Then they got some heavy rains which spread the Antelope out. He was concerned about the Antelope being dependent on the water holes he had set the blinds at but things were working out well the first day and half way through the second day. Then things shut down. The guides felt there were too many small spots for the Antelope to water. Also several of the hunter were passing on bucks about the size of mine in hopes for a bigger animal. It's their time and money and I quess they should hold out for what they want. But I hope they don't blame the outfitter if they go home with an empty tag. They all had shot opportunities except one hunter.

I got my photos back and have to find an avenue to post them on the board. I'll be scanning them in a little later.
Unfortunately I had some bad film and the first two photos came out like a rainbow distortion. There are a couple of OK shots. The guide, Tom, must not have been much of a shutter bug.

Now I'll have to go back and hunt them agian just to get some good pictures.

Work hard and be true to yourself.