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ORIGINAL: GregH

Didn't mean to get in the middle[&:]

That Kansas buck is a hog!! Holy smokes, no wonder you are going there to hunt them some more!

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ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker

That's a public land buck, shot him at 1:30 in the afternoon after I found out he was cleaning out his scrape while I was at home eating lunch! I tried to hide him in a shallow ditch while I went to get help, but all's I could do is streatch his neck out. That's one I wish I had got weighed.
I lived out ther for 4 years, first year I had to have my wrist operated on the second week of Oct, and did not get to hunt! Second year I lived there I tore my inner thigh and crotch out playing racket ball and did not get to hunt. I finely got to hunt the third year and thats the one in the picture, and taged a 22" 8pt the last year I was there.
Were moving back in July in time for meand the wife to get ourresident tags.

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ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker

Thanks Guys.
Yes its Fratzke camo Troy. Great stuf, still wearing it today even though its getting harder to get it ziped over my gut , The stuff never wears out or fades.Awesome pattern, I got caught several times over the years going into my stands and had deer bolt with almost nothing in between us and called them back to me as long as the wind was right.
Had 22 deer walk withen 15 yards of me with me standing in the wide open, we were getting a good snow and they came out of a thicket and were on top of me befor I could do anything, so I just stood there with my recurve on my toe and looked at the ground while they passed.
I even got an old picture of me on all 4's acting like I am grazing in the middle of an Elk herd in a wide open field.
Here's an old picture of Bob (Bob on the right) and Len Anglewitz you might have seen befor from their 78 season when he first started making the camo.

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ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
I'll send you a PM later this week and let ya know how he's doing and let Dubbya have his thread back.

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