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Nice shooting.

Pardon the bluritude.....

Some really cool guy Nash and I like to occasionally go visit......

Great pics Ben!


You get any rain?


We were in the bulls eye Thursday night. First rain of the year.



It was bumper cars off trees again today but haven't officially been stuck yet this year.




Just had it waxed and detailed, go figure.....

Old (random)pics...








Closer to Ben's country.

Then and now, landscaping the kid's yard 3 years ago and now at their new house... granddaughter still wants wheelbarrow rides.

Members Crimson Tide and Rockchucker after one of them hit a pop can at 100 yards with his sidearm.

Neither can believe it......

Sam, yes it rained on us for about 2 days straight... Still soggy but it's sunny and nice now. Man that rain sure greened everything up!


Nice pics btw... Love the gumbo turds coming out the back rims....laffin'!

You must've killed all the "gophers" don't see a one in the picture.

Solo coues deer hunt, superstition wilderness, that black spot is a nosler partition under the skin, 270 150 gr... I packed in thur, the previous two days I had packed out elk for my dad and brother, by sunday I was getting tired and decided to shoot the first 3 point with eye guards and get the hell out.

This bear was a tough old bastard.

After scouting for elk then antelope, my buddy decided to run his dogs in the afternoon for exercise as it was the first day of bear season. Not expecting to actually tree a bear I left my bow in camp. My buddy had a 7-30 waters contender under the seat.

Damn if we didn't tree a bear and I ran down the mountain for the contender, ran back up and shot the bear out of the tree.

He ran down hill and my buddy released the dogs chasing. I had to reload and grab my pack.

By the time I caught up the bear had grabbed one dog and rolling, the other was mauling it's ass and my buddy was yelling to shoot the bear as it was killing his dog.

I'm running, yelling for jack the rear dog to get off the bear, as I close jack releases, bandit gets away from the bear's jaws and I shoot it point blank behind it's ear. It rolls over and gives a death rattle.

Bandit is torn but ok, but to give insult to energy, we put it's head on a stump to take pictures and a swarm of bees come out and sting the dogs.

Sometimes it ain't about anything else but you and the animal... and once the decision to shoot is made you do what's needed.

Nice bear Kent.

Nice KRP.

good story too.

Sometimes you hunt wilderness and find animals that survive because of nonhuman encroachment. This is a buck that was always a two point, he just got to be a big two point that was king of the mountain. I took the head to a taxidermist that is a wildlife biologist so he could have the cape and he said the same thing.