Fly-in Moose Hunt - photos
10-25-2003, 02:39 PM
#1
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Location: Ontario Canada
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Fly-in Moose Hunt - photos
If any of you fellow hunters would be interested in viewing photos from our recent fly-in moose hunt in northern Ontario have a look at www.moose.funtigo.com . gg.
10-27-2003, 09:50 AM
#3
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RE: Fly-in Moose Hunt - photos
Those are some great pictures man. It' s cool to see stuff from the whole trip and not just the success pictures. Looks like a real nice area and a great outfit.
How long did it take you to set up the photos on that site? Looks like lots of effort went into it. Well done!!!
How long did it take you to set up the photos on that site? Looks like lots of effort went into it. Well done!!!
10-27-2003, 04:59 PM
#4
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Location: Barrie , Sioux Lookout Ontario Canada
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RE: Fly-in Moose Hunt - photos
I agree, nice comentary and great pictures.
Looking at the moose you were un-sure of I would have to say its a cow. Its a bit hard to determine the face size in your pictures but i' m almost 100% sure it' s longer than that of a calf. It doesn' t look like your average cow size face but the sorta side profile looks a bit longer than any calf I have seen.
You would be better able to determine via the size of the animal, and I commend you guys for not shooting because you were un-sure.
Looking at the moose you were un-sure of I would have to say its a cow. Its a bit hard to determine the face size in your pictures but i' m almost 100% sure it' s longer than that of a calf. It doesn' t look like your average cow size face but the sorta side profile looks a bit longer than any calf I have seen.
You would be better able to determine via the size of the animal, and I commend you guys for not shooting because you were un-sure.
10-27-2003, 05:03 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Barrie , Sioux Lookout Ontario Canada
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RE: Fly-in Moose Hunt - photos
One other thing I forgot to mention.....
The eagle picture you have is a juvenille Bald Eagle. Seen a few of them this year hanging around the gut piles. Some will also chase and harass any adult bald eagle that tries to come near its food.
The eagle picture you have is a juvenille Bald Eagle. Seen a few of them this year hanging around the gut piles. Some will also chase and harass any adult bald eagle that tries to come near its food.
10-27-2003, 08:44 PM
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RE: Fly-in Moose Hunt - photos
GG,
Looks like REAL adventure! Nice accomodations and good company! It wouldn' t be huntin' if we got something every time out --- happens sometimes. Excellent presentation of events on the web site.
EKM
Looks like REAL adventure! Nice accomodations and good company! It wouldn' t be huntin' if we got something every time out --- happens sometimes. Excellent presentation of events on the web site.
EKM
10-28-2003, 07:31 PM
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RE: Fly-in Moose Hunt - photos
Cyrus et al
Glad you liked the pics. Probably took 6 to 8 hrs to set up them up on the photo site. It' s an annual trip we make - 2 sons and a friend. Been going in there for past 5 years & my oldest son has been going in for about 10 yrs with some others It' s not many years we don' t get a moose - I think 2 years over the past 10 that not successful. Getting a moose is a bonus - the trip is a great holiday and particularly when I can do it with my boys. The Outfitter is first class www.airivanhoe.com
Other opinions support both that the eagle is a young Bald and the moose is a young cow. gg.
Glad you liked the pics. Probably took 6 to 8 hrs to set up them up on the photo site. It' s an annual trip we make - 2 sons and a friend. Been going in there for past 5 years & my oldest son has been going in for about 10 yrs with some others It' s not many years we don' t get a moose - I think 2 years over the past 10 that not successful. Getting a moose is a bonus - the trip is a great holiday and particularly when I can do it with my boys. The Outfitter is first class www.airivanhoe.com
Other opinions support both that the eagle is a young Bald and the moose is a young cow. gg.
10-30-2003, 08:29 PM
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RE: Fly-in Moose Hunt - photos
I have added to page 3 a few photos of the Ministry of Natural Resouces & police personnel that checked us on the lake if anyone' s interested in having a look. www.moose.funtigo.com gg.
03-14-2004, 05:49 PM
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RE: Fly-in Moose Hunt - photos
This is a good thread and the website is real slick!
One of the best things about it for me was, "dead animals are not mandatory" for a good hunt.
We need more stuff like this!
Good Luck and Good Hunting,
EKM
One of the best things about it for me was, "dead animals are not mandatory" for a good hunt.
We need more stuff like this!
Good Luck and Good Hunting,
EKM