05 Gobbler Mount back.
07-16-2006 | 09:58 PM
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RE: 05 Gobbler Mount back.
Thanks Rob, that is also the pic I use for my desktop. It is me standing next to my ole truck during a photo shoot.Spring Gobbler season of 05 we had a writers convention, sponsored by Hunter Specialties(one of our sponsors) and Winchester, and Thompson Center. One of the writers had me go with him to pose with all the sponsors gear..lol He ended up taking about 500 photos, all angles and variations. Using differant calls: box, mouth, and slates. Loading the winchester shells into the TC Omega, making sure to see all the names and brands..lol It took about 3-4 hrs. Then he sent me a disk with all the pics on it. When I downloaded it it dang near sent my ole puter into shock..lol Each pic was about 2000k or so.
07-18-2006 | 05:16 PM
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RE: 05 Gobbler Mount back.
ORIGINAL: deerdust
Thanks Rob, that is also the pic I use for my desktop. It is me standing next to my ole truck during a photo shoot.Spring Gobbler season of 05 we had a writers convention, sponsored by Hunter Specialties(one of our sponsors) and Winchester, and Thompson Center. One of the writers had me go with him to pose with all the sponsors gear..lol He ended up taking about 500 photos, all angles and variations. Using differant calls: box, mouth, and slates. Loading the winchester shells into the TC Omega, making sure to see all the names and brands..lol It took about 3-4 hrs. Then he sent me a disk with all the pics on it. When I downloaded it it dang near sent my ole puter into shock..lol Each pic was about 2000k or so.
Thanks Rob, that is also the pic I use for my desktop. It is me standing next to my ole truck during a photo shoot.Spring Gobbler season of 05 we had a writers convention, sponsored by Hunter Specialties(one of our sponsors) and Winchester, and Thompson Center. One of the writers had me go with him to pose with all the sponsors gear..lol He ended up taking about 500 photos, all angles and variations. Using differant calls: box, mouth, and slates. Loading the winchester shells into the TC Omega, making sure to see all the names and brands..lol It took about 3-4 hrs. Then he sent me a disk with all the pics on it. When I downloaded it it dang near sent my ole puter into shock..lol Each pic was about 2000k or so.
A new truck would of been nice too.lol
