Hunting pics!!!

My dads Black Hawaiian ram.

 

Yes sir I run my dogs on the rez, the only place in Wa to run anything

 

My brother in law stopped by the house for a cape job. What a speed goat!

 

That is a dandy! Can't wait to see him

 

Mulie I shot with a tac-15 crossbow


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I left town at 7:50 this morning, and killed this buck at 8:10. I spotted one buck in a stubble field, and when I glassed him there were two already over the fence where I have perpetual permission. I parked in a low spot and headed down a shallow drainage. I looked over a small rock outcrop, and no deer. Moving slowly, I finally saw one in a low spot moving along a fence line, and headed my way. The wind was perfect. I took a seat and waited maybe a minute. Out they came into an opening at maybe 60 yards. Three bucks. This one was the second one in line. He's hanging in the backyard, skinned and caped, with the tenderloins on the menu for supper.

 

Just back from British Columbia yesterday.
Took this billy on day 7 of the 10 day hunt. Plagued with snow, fog and rain on this hunt.
This billy was trying his best to get himself into the B&C book.

Off to Kyrgyzstan next week. Hope my luck continues.

Scottyboy

 

Beautiful goat, and looks like a perfect shot. Congrats, and good luck in that stan country.

 

@ Scottyboy

Sheep or/and ibex? Which area? You WILL love it!

 

Scottyboy, You should change your name to Luckyboy LOL,
scenery looks stunning. I can only dream of a hunt like that. Congratulations.

Martin, I managed a buck on my last outing of the season, a small 6 point cull buck,

John

 

Congrats John. Our roebuck season ended oct 15th. BTW, do you have CWD or muntjacs at your place?
Martin

 

NM Bull Elk I shot Saturday Oct. 29th..

 

My early September bou

 

Good looking deer. Is that the one you had a crack at the other day?

 

Cool looking eye guard on that bull!

 

No, I think this is a different buck. Two miles from where I was, and the rack is taller. I'm loading some varmint grenades for coyotes, now.

Did that pronghorn cape of Randy's look OK?

 

Martin, no CWD or Muntjac, Yet . Hopefully the Muntjac will have spread up North before I'm too old to see one LOL
John

 

Timber, i call this the swimming swan tine. It was 19" long. Pretty neat I agree.

 

Martin
I'll be after a big Mid Asian ibex billy. I hope it's a good hunt & a fun time!

 

be careful Scottyboy, as you will see sheep, and to pull the trigger is only ... a fingers snap ;D
Good hunting!