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It's simple, let's see some of your favorite pictures you've taken from the tree stand (or ground blind)

Here's one of my favorites. This little guy walked darn near right up my ladder before he realized I was there.

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i see a white belly.........:D i was shaking too bad to get a good pic zoomed in...but ya'll aughta know that sight! beautiful sight!





this is the only live deer ive taken pics of from my stand...didnt realize it was pretty easy to do and get away with...going to do more of that this year when possible..rattled and grunted him in oct 12th...can in on a string

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That first one rocks! Doesn't look like it went real far either[8D]

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After filling my only buck tag too early last year, I decided to shoot anotherwithmy camera. I took this pic the very next day from the same stand. It's pretty neat. He was only 5yrds away.I use itas my avatar.

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austin....he went...ohhhh 15-20yds or so....:D shot him just to the right of where the pic ends...heres a pic of where i shot him...



he was just to the left of the lone tree in the middle of the pic...between the lone tree and ATV trail...that yellow tree on the left of the pic is the same tree thats on the left of the downed deer pic....for comparision sake...


wish i wasnt shaking so bad...(not really! thats the BEST feeling) but for the pictures sake...i could gotten awsome pics if i wasnt shaking like a leaf(first bow kill)

buddy was on the other side of the mountain grouse hunting...i got on the radio and told him BUCK DOWN!! he unloaded his shotgun and jogged the whole way to me lol...i had to make him climb the tree to get my gear coz i was in no condition to climb down let alone climb down with my gear

took this pic a couple months later of the stand....im standing right where the buck was when i shot him...21yds away



its an old tree lounge my buddy uses as a lock on locked onto the oak or cherry tree...gotta climb the hemlock to get to the stand though...no way of using a rope to haul gear...someone years ago had a wooden stand built there so the hemlock hasnt had a top in years...

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FROM MY HNI JOURNAL PHOTOS

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That Fox pic is awesome Rob! Those are such cool little critters. We had a den living on campus last Winter/Spring. I loved watching them between classes.

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I love this pic.:)

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Thanks.

It was a lotnicer before photobucket hackedthe file sizedown.

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The bow could be replaced with one of much greater beauty, say one with an apple in the emblem, but that is neither here nor there.[8D]

Do you hunt near water often? Thats one thing I wish I could set up near more often. If it is of much size at all, it can really help funnel the deer movement around it.

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Very nice Muck - those glowing eye shots are sweeeeet!

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I love this thread. Looking at good pictures is one of my favorite things to do. Good photography is priceless.

Here's a few pics I like.

Just a view from a stand.


Big Group of Turkeys


You see what happens when I try to take pics of deer[&:]. This was last Sunday while I was yote hunting.

There was 3 does and 2 fawns. The old gray doe didn't have a fawn, and the other 2 were almost red.

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Here's a couple more I liked - just a couple shots from one of my favorite stands

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Great pics guys, encouragement to start carrying a camera on stand. Love the gobbler on roost muckland.

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I have a lot of pictures of just Bucks - Darn EAB regs!!! [:@]

That's really why I started to carry my camera pretty much anywhere I go. I'm a big fan - while in Greece last January I took just under 1000 pics in a span of only about 2.5 weeks!

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You know, I got on this site earlier this year and didn't realize how many awesome pic's I have until I want to post one but I didn't go digital till a couple years ago. I have a ton of 35mm pic's that are awesome, I can see myself in the near future finding a way to transfer to digital all those pic's.
Anyway, you guys have some awesome pic's thanks for sharing. I only have two pic's on my external hard drive so I will post them, both pic's are of the same buck...

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If you have the negatives you can bring them to wally world and they can put the pics on CD, or you can just scan them (at wally world, walgreens, or home)

Nice pic too. He's a good looking buck!

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Do you have a scanner? If so, you can scan all your 35mm pics onto your computer.

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Heres the other one!!! Austin, I will be weighing all my options, I am sure I dont have the negatives.....Thanks for the advice,I will look into it asI have literally a ton of pic's so price will be an issue as well..

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I know how that goes, I had my father take my Sr pics for high school, and while we saved a TON of cash by doing it ourselves it still got a little pricey - not to mention all the people getting really pissed off behind us as we were inputting everything for like an hour :D

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OK. that might be a good investment (scanner)for me, considering how many 35mm that I have, it would probably pay for itself.....Thanks

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And while this one isn't from a tree - it's still sweet.

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Here's a few through the season.....

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Here'sone of mine



FH

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I like those shots with the bow hanging there. Very neat looking, I'll have to get a couple of those this year while on stand.

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Heres a pic from my stand at our hunt club. I hunt the edge of a corn field. You can see my bow hanging on top and a picture of our 2 lodges in the back. This stand sits on the edge of about 70 acres of hardwoods too.

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Pic......? You had me all excited to see something cool

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i am tryin. its nothing special to the average person but to me its awesome.
Tryin to get it uploaded

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I like that second one Oneshot. Very cool. It's even cooler to me too because it looks like it may be an older gun as well.

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A few from last year.
A nice trail.

Bucks chasing a doe.

The brushy ditch.

A little guy.

Another.

Bedded Buck.

Same buck.

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keeps telling me files too large any advice??

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Here's a few of my favorites.:)


Rated R:D

Nice view

My favorite 3 pointer...love this pic

Palette of maples

Last day on stand this past season....

Oooops....

Thicky thick

Little doe fawn that bedded down near me...

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It isnt that old, but IT is maybe like a 1996 or so. A Browning BPS, nice gun most of the time, just needs to get out of the shop and get back in my hands [:@]

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load it into Photobucket or open the pic in "Paint" and resize it until it's smaller than 100kb. Hint: if you go the paint method, make sure you do "save as" and save it as a different file name, just in case you screw it up;) I learned that one the hard way[&:]

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That is one of the coolest pics ever! He gets a beer for that one!

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Haha, thanks! Still kinda pissed I didn't get my site level.[:@]

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Heres a pic from my stand at our hunt club. I hunt the edge of a corn field. You can see my bow hanging on top and a picture of our 2 lodges in the back. This stand sits on the edge of about 70 acres of hardwoods too.