Hunting Photos
- Thread starter Jerry Ward
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Who on this thread was talking about trapping?
And why is trapping any more cruel than a python constricting its prey or a spider snaring something in its web?
Or was that comment purely rhetorical?
ABCanuck
Adventurer
Hey k2, 7x9 with a sticker that might measure so to be a complete braggart I could say 7x10 haha. He is really an 8x8 but broke off one on his right side. Not the biggest but super unique. More importantly, he will fill the freezer.
I bow hunt because I love to get close to these incredible animals, I shoot them for the meat and if they are a trophy, it's a bonus.
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I bow hunt because I love to get close to these incredible animals, I shoot them for the meat and if they are a trophy, it's a bonus.
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K2ZJ
Explorer
I thought one was broken, and you can't eat the antlers. I feel anything taken with a bow is a trophy. During rifle this year I had a BIG 6x6 walk right up to 25' (yes feet) behind me. However he was behind a huge scrub oak and all I could see was the top fork and his eyes and nose moving in a small window. So awesome to have up close, maybe I'll get one next year.
ABCanuck
Adventurer
adamhoward
New member
Amazing photos Guy!!! Thanks for sharing.
Explorerinil
Observer
Nice! Nothing better than a moose burger! I used to stay with relatives in Kendra Ontario, any red meat we are was moose... man I miss those times.My bull moose from his year...
waveslider
Outdoorsman
ArkansasDon
Observer
a few photo's of me over the years of my life hunting & fishing. 1st 4 photo's are of me taking game off my farm here in Arkansas, fly fishing outside of Bishop Cali in the mid 1990's & last photo was a Coastal Cali Blacktail taken in the mid 1990's.
Some one mention trapping be cruel. I trap & I enjoy trapping. It's about out witting a animal your pursuing. Trapping for me is wildlife management, protection of livestock (which I own a farm), controls the spread of disease, provides a secondary income, & it's green aka eco friendly which is, real animal fur garments were more environmentally friendly than manufactured fake furs are.
Some one mention trapping be cruel. I trap & I enjoy trapping. It's about out witting a animal your pursuing. Trapping for me is wildlife management, protection of livestock (which I own a farm), controls the spread of disease, provides a secondary income, & it's green aka eco friendly which is, real animal fur garments were more environmentally friendly than manufactured fake furs are.
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waveslider
Outdoorsman
That's cool. Saw my first black coyote in Idaho a few weeks back and keep hoping to find it in one of my traps. my wife wants a coyote vest and black hood would be quite unique
