Favorite picture from stand
09-04-2008, 05:21 PM
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Favorite picture from stand
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.
Here's one of my favorites. This little guy walked darn near right up my ladder before he realized I was there.
09-04-2008, 05:41 PM
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RE: Favorite picture from stand
i see a white belly.........
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
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
09-04-2008, 05:47 PM
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RE: Favorite picture from stand
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.
09-04-2008, 05:57 PM
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RE: Favorite picture from stand
austin....he went...ohhhh 15-20yds or so.... 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...
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...
09-04-2008, 05:58 PM
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09-04-2008, 06:02 PM
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RE: Favorite picture from stand
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.
