pro67coupe
New member
The wife and I had a successful hunt on Monday. First time posting pics. Hope they work. 
Hunting Photos
- Thread starter Jerry Ward
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Mickey Bitsko
Adventurer
Hi to all you hunters, it's that time of year again and good luck to all.
On my way to Wyoming for a AO elk season, hope I get to post pictures of success.
On my way to Wyoming for a AO elk season, hope I get to post pictures of success.
pro67coupe
New member
Cascade Wanderer
Adventurer
New dog with his first pheasant last month. He's still a pup, and learning:
Youngest son, hunting mule deer:
Youngest son, hunting mule deer:
Sparse Gray Hackle
Geezer
New dog with his first pheasant last month. He's still a pup, and learning:
Youngest son, hunting mule deer:
Pudelpointer? Looks like a nice pup, regardless of breed.
AbleGuy
Officious Intermeddler
Great photo...thx for sharing. And wow, what a beautifully camouflaged piggy!
What part of NorCal were you hunting in? I’ve seen evidence of these guys up there but never seen one (live).
Cascade Wanderer
Adventurer
He's a German Wirehaired Pointer - of the "liver" coloration, and yes, those look an awful lot like a Pudelpointer.
Guy
Sparse Gray Hackle
Geezer
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MCX
TalesFromTheDesert.com
What a GREAT picture!Youngest son, hunting mule deer:
762X39
Explorer
I love bacon... I might be able to start hunting them here soon.
762X39
Explorer
I brought my Nephew up to the cottage in November because he wants to learn how to hunt and I am the only one in the family that does. On the last day I managed to shoot what I thought was a doe (you need an anterless tag which I had) 
15 minutes after legal hunting and got this spike instead. My nephew was super excited and now he knows what happens after the shot. This was the first deer I took with a scope on my 1941 Carbine. It was 143 metres from my stand. I have the rifle zeroed at 200 metres.
15 minutes after legal hunting and got this spike instead. My nephew was super excited and now he knows what happens after the shot. This was the first deer I took with a scope on my 1941 Carbine. It was 143 metres from my stand. I have the rifle zeroed at 200 metres.
Cascade Wanderer
Adventurer
Congrats, and that's a cool old rifle.
Guy
Guy
Cascade Wanderer
Adventurer
Ha! Just checked back on Page 1 of this thread. I'm not on Photobucket anymore, and all my photos on that first page vanished. Ah well, no big deal. I just edited them, and replaced the photos! Here's a look at my 2016 season, which was pretty amazing. I took four big game animals, all with my 30-06 and handloaded 165 gr Nosler Ballistic Tip bullets:
Started out with Washington black bear in September:
Headed to Wyoming for pronghorn & mule deer in October:
Back home in Washington I had a late-season cow elk tag:
I've been hunting Wyoming every other year or so, sometimes more of a gap than that, for nearly 20 years. In recent years I've taken more time on the way, and have camped and fished. It becomes a bit of an "overlanding" trip on my way to Wyoming. Normally on the way home, I'll just get on the interstate and grind out the miles, but that trip to Wyoming... That has been really great!
Regards, Guy
Started out with Washington black bear in September:
Headed to Wyoming for pronghorn & mule deer in October:
Back home in Washington I had a late-season cow elk tag:
I've been hunting Wyoming every other year or so, sometimes more of a gap than that, for nearly 20 years. In recent years I've taken more time on the way, and have camped and fished. It becomes a bit of an "overlanding" trip on my way to Wyoming. Normally on the way home, I'll just get on the interstate and grind out the miles, but that trip to Wyoming... That has been really great!
Regards, Guy
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