kellyguinn

Here is the Muzzle loader Buck I took this October. I wanted to stand beside the buck so as not to exaggerate the size.


Here is a pic of my daughter with the antlers.

mlo31351270

This is my picture and a picture of me. I set the shot up, camera on a tripod and my wife gets credit for pressing the shutter button (although I could have used the timer).

drdi

Wow, these are all great photos! I'm enjoying this.

Not great from a photography standpoint, but brings a smile to my face. 2004. First gobbler. Just shy of 23 lbs. I had shot several jakesover the preceding seasons and decided this was the year I was going to hold out for a mature tom. Scouted, figured out the set up and called him in all on my own.

superstrutter

You shot him between the eyes???? How close was he?

wmm

Man oh man...... there are some incredible pictures. I'm still waiting to cast my vote, 2 favorites so far... silhouette picture and the lope in the Big Sky country. Everyone remember include your vote.

farm hunter

Great pictures everyone! Monte gets my vote so far.

Here's my entry - its one of my favorites. You can probably figure out where this deer died from the two pictures - we had to get creative to retreive this deer! Yes, there is a story here!





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kellyguinn

He was only about 30 yards out. The bullet actually went down his throat and took out the top of the heart.

GregH

My favorite.

ntcbassman

i personally haven't taken any photos that could hold up to some of these (guy in the raft retrieving the deer is a classic )

speaking of retrieving my buddy took this pic of his dog sadie after a duck hunt. he's a great duck hunter and sadie works hard for em so ill post her up

ntcbassman

another friend of mine (who is a huge bird hunter) with a buddy, birds and his best friend, on after a succesful hunt