I need to find picks of my personal best deer and elk...coyote, Bobcat, Antelope....

BUT I’ll start with my Beaver shot

Note - if you are trying to sneak up on a Beaver, it’s better to do it with your shoes off.

pretty cool, Spot...

Best beaver shots could be it's own thread......

Took this in Etosha, Namibia, August, 2008.

I would say someone was a little rough on the beaver.

PB Steelhead



PB Kenai rainbow



PB grayling

Kansas whitetail 2014 by .com/photos/61286670@N08/]Sharps Man, on [bleep]

Dam Sharpsman... heck of buck !


PT.... I that Rainbow is so big I first wondered if you photoshopped it .... Jeez !!

Got this pic earlier this summer on an elk watering hole that I like to hunt. Not sure I could have timed it better if I was sitting there pushing the button.

Soon this will be all mine.




Hunting Partners are Priceless


..."and I especially love the good shots"...( quote: Old Rocky)

....said Mrs. Cleaver to Ward.

I'm having a hard time wresting the couch out of my c*nt.

I wish I would've video'd my labrador's best ever

Blind retrieve Sonic tater tot in 3ft tall johnson grass

In keeping with the trapping theme

Great looking set up Jeff.

Thanks nyrifleman,

You been around here long enough to remember the days when these threads were dominated by Alaskans.
The photo content in those days made opening a new thread like viewing a National Geographic magazine that was dedicated to hunting, fishing and drinking beer. It attracted big game hunters from around the globe..

Who was the member that took us by photo posts step by step when he built the amazing cabin on that killer Alaskan river?

.....my how times have changed.

Centershot, that mountain lion image is epic! JefffA, that winters worth of pelts is awesome. I have to get out more often, nobody wants to see a little 8-pt mangled by a 45-70.

And Ptarmigan, all the rainbow trout I've caught probably doesn't weigh what that one does. Wow

Nice.

Wish cameras were a common thing back in the day.

Not my biggest bull but he was probably the best looking bull I've taken thus far. 57" taken on a solo hunt in 1997.

MPB Striper



MPB Salmon



MPB Steelhead

Biggest booger EVAHHHHH!!!!

Sadly, all we had were sticks with burnt ends.

I can't hold a candle to the real sportsmen here. This is a walleye I caught a couple of years back, it only took me 69 years to

do it. Then my wife caught a bigger one a year later. The fish is still at the taxidermist shop.

True. We've lost many good members with a wealth of hunting/outdoors knowledge and experience.

BobinNH and Dober immediately come to mind.

Replaced by others who post frequently and contribute little.

MPB

Mule Deer



Rifle Elk



Archery Elk



Antelope



Blacktail

Biggest prairie dog trapped.

That's a stud Blacktail Salmonella.

My personal favorite hunting picture of my best hunting bud

Kids and dogs are the best!

That should be on the cover of Fur Fish & Game . . . just outstanding!

Dude, that is Boone and Crockett size!!!

You talking about Brother Dave & Bill?

I honestly don't know who they are.

Despite his lack of grammar, I will confess to enjoying Stick's posts. Cut through his intolerance and he is a good source of information.

Glad to see i'm not the only person that hunted in blue jeans. lol

Great bow kill, I love a fighter, I see he broke his left sword tine!

I thought they were going to run me over.

That rings a bell, I think it was...

If one of you can dig up a link to that post I'd like to read it.

One of my favorites of my old man, glassing for moose several years ago before the Parkinsons slowed him down.

My 2 elk taken in Montana with a bow. (One of these days I’ll figure out how to upload pics).

https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/gallery/80/full/116018.jpeg

https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/gallery/80/full/116019.jpeg

It was all about the images which doubtfully stayed intact due to loss of the different photo hosts over the years.

My PB bou. Not a B&C animal but it was a pretty big bodied bull that ate damn good!

Hard to believe it's going on nine wonderful years already.

Another fighter!! and another quality bow kill.



Thats OK, it's better to know how to kill a bull with a bow.

But just cause... remove the spaces in front of the https and behind the .jpeg and magically your image will appear...

[img] https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/gallery/80/full/116018.jpeg [/img]

Simple as that...

Here's a pic of the place, circa 2006.

That was right on the beach, not on a river.

My avatar deer is my biggest yet. 177 and a bit gross.
166 and change net. Gun kill. About 20 yrs ago.

My best bowkill a measly 100" 8 pt ( gross ). But it was shot w a recurve on the trot.

Bankrat.....largest bass wont even break 5#. But i fish crappy creeks around my town.

I never got out much LOL

Here is the original thread... pictures look to be gone.

https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/597897/1

My wife and her PB cohos.

That's the place.....

Kinda a salt chuck that flowed in and out with the tide.

Dayom fine fish right there mister.

My best Sitka blacktail

All right, but I think it's a cat waterhole.

One of them....I've got more than a few.

Great buck there for sure. Was that taken with a ML?

Moose


Black bear

Great pics, Bruce.

Daughter's first and thus biggest bull.

Beautiful pic.

OK. Serious time. My best bull.

PB grayling





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Are grayling red meat or white? Congrats on a nice haul.

what a beauty! nice bull too! well done, little lady.

Damn nice bull!!

Great bull and pic. Unreal.

Excellent photo of an excellent bull. It would make a great Christmas card for your hunter friends.

Freaking monster, Kid.

Coyote with 45 Colt...........

Are grayling red meat or white? Congrats on a nice haul.[/quote]
Very white... edible, but not terribly habit-forming and they must be eaten fresh... The fish in the picture is a very old fish, they grow slow.

Are grayling red meat or white? Congrats on a nice haul.[/quote]


Grayling are white meat, best served up real soon after you bonk them

Just a couple of weeks ago. My best Nilgai

28 years ago....

Utah Desert Ram Sept '13

Tikka Swede..........

Yeah, yeah, yeah...it was moving water anyway, at my age I'm surprised I recalled the damn thread. lol

It was great no matter, just reading back through a little and it's pretty good even without the images...
Flippin Rost in there quibbling about building codes lmao... I don't even think he knew where Alaska was back then....

Utah 2011 November Bull

Great buck and beautiful pic.

November 28 2011

After 27 years........My last UPS package I ever delivered...

Consol Coal...Emery Utah

MPB ?

ILTRWWWTHTSM . . .

There are some damn fine photos posted in this thread!!! Thanks to all for sharing!!!

Ditto!

Nevada antelope back in the day...

Nice, kaywoodie. Ya even used a proper firearm for that one!

Thanks RR!!!!

156 7/8ths gross
155 net
215 pds dressed out
T32MD Penobscot county, Maine.

Some cool pics and nice animals.

Cutthroat trout....

Biologists on Ft Campbell go up to 6.5 yrs aging teeth.
6.5 + is what they put on the tag for this buck.
Said it was at least 7.5 possibly 8.5

22 inch inside spread
Scored 133
On the back of his antler growth
Dressed out at 155 156 iirc.

Caught him being uncle pervy with 2 does while still hunting into the wind, had ta put a slight move on him ta get a clear shot.

Those vests were the best ever. I have 3 of them with the box and shield logo. Our Division manager has a fit every time he sees me in mine. I don't think I could even tell you how to turn on that old diad. 12 more years......

Took the neighbor kid on a bugle hunt when he was 14...



https://www.biggamehunt.net/stories/kid-next-door

358 2/8" NM bull with 6+ " snapped off of his rt brow tines



Net 159 2/8" 8 point whitetail here in GA. Dressed at 253#



My best Lab, Snickers the wonder dog. Had her for 12 years.



1959 model hunting buddy, low mileage, no snakes in head.

Mountain Caribou, NWT 1986

Whew. You and Scenar are hugely blessed.

Thanks jag! It's been a good run.

Scenar, where was this taken?

I'm only on the first page of this thread but had to comment how much I love these pics.

Just love that pic, but I think you know that.

Hagrid all bundled up, and the lad is sleeveless! LOL!

I am afraid I will have to bow to the trail cam. About 40 yrds behind my cabin in SW Va.


And lets not forget this one. I have a hell of a time getting this shot.



Charlie

Great idea for a thread

First ever fish on a fly, a 24" rainbow trout.

The scrote cam!

Holy Crap !!

It’s impossible to make it through 2 pages of this thread without grinning ear to ear.

Huge Sturgeon, A family of bears, ... massive Elk, ... Wow.

Best Caribou.




Best Bears.

Black



Grizz.




Brown

Best goat..

All great pics, but i really like the one of your lab.

Best trophy buffalo.

pb elk



pb cut



pb blue marlin



pb pheasant with bow

Great pictures-----all of them. Especially the Mulie Bucks, the trapping pics , and the pics of the old farts when they and their game were in their prime.

The Blue Heeler retreiving the Pheasant is a good one also.

The Conrad's with their Prairie Dog is a keeper .

Keep em coming.

Best blacktail. Man, I'm bummed I had tons of hunting/fishing pics stored on tinypic now they're gone.

KC and Sal and Broomd- just dayom.

Beautiful blacktail.

Monster.

Great trophies, R.

Widest buck I've ever killed 21 1/2" taken last week

Well, let me dig around here. . .

2007: My best buck.


Story and more pictures here:
The Save Speaks Again


2002: My best turkey.


Story is here:
Turkey Camp 2002

Great pictures everyone. Thanks for sharing them.

Thanks so much. Her daddy was the highest pointed field trial lab in history. She had another gear I hadn’t seen in any other dog. Her replacement is showing great promise.

https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/gallery/80/full/57411.jpg

Awesome pictures folks!

IMG_7382 by .com/photos/61286670@N08/]Sharps Man, on [bleep]

Grandson Connors' bow kill whitetail!

Dang, some mighty fine pics here. Sal's Brown bear sure looks to be a good size one. And that picture of ribka arrowing a pheasant!? Awesome!

Back yard orchard 'freezer buck'

Oct '13......yep.....Tikka Swede..........

Just this morning 12-18........

Balmy 10*.......at least the sun is out........

No bugs........or grass to mow........

What a stud, Early. What state, rifle, cal, bullet, please?

Dayom. Unreal trophies, aalf.

Biggest antelope, 15 1/2'. 1985



biggest fly rod trout 21"



biggest turkey, 9" beard

Great job, DVD

350# behind the ear

52# running
62 yards with a cc subsonic

Awesome pictures and thread!

Namibia

Virginia savage 116 308 plain Jane 150 gr Winchester grey box

Great thread guys!

JeffA, what the story on those two whopper mule deer bucks?!

Al,
Really great stuff over the years from you....Missing the Frampton hair-do days before Bald became beautiful 😎

Thanks Beav, blessed to have done some stuff, it's been a trip......

Luckily not cue ball bald, just a tall forehead.....

Two different bulls

Y E S !!!

Great accomplishment

It was always a special hunt of mine. It was my fathers first buck.

He'd come to Montana's Bob Marshall Wilderness with me for his first western hunt.
I had a great location picked out and we hit it hard the first morning after he'd arrived at my camp and nothing was happening, we couldn't drum up a living thing on my favorite mule deer mountain side.
I was pretty put out and at a loss of what to do next when we stopped for lunch. We both took a after lunch nap right there on that hillside and when I woke up those two bucks were standing 40 yards away from us.
They'd wandered in after we fell asleep, they sorta found us.

I woke dad and we got positioned and dropped them both.
After we shot, 7 more bucks scattered, all within a 100 yards of us but we'd failed to see them until they were on the move. The two we had taken were about mid sized of the 9 bucks.
One was a huge buck with enormous drop tines that I'd been chasing for the last couple seasons there.
I'd had a close encounter with him the previous year and once again had to watch him stroll away.

Plenty of would'a, could'a, should'of's but in the end we were happy being able to get the two side by side that we did for the photos.

I took the smaller taller odd ball 3x3, his bases (H-1) measured just under 6" but he just had one set of forks. Dads was a tad lighter on the bases but a classic 4x4 pushing bur points here and there.

Dad was carrying his 7mm that day and I would have had a 300 win mag. No long range shots or anything special just some good father son time..

What a wicked bull.
I hate it when they get that big, getting them off the mountain takes all the fun outta the hunt..

The difference in body size between a average 6x6 and a above average 6x6 can be pretty amazing.

last picture with my mom before she passed a couple weeks later.

Middle Fork Chandalar River bull taken in 2007 on a float hunt, had a huge chunk of meat missing from his left rear hindquarter that had scabbed over hard, either wolves or a bear tried to ruin his day.



My last ram taken in the DCU in 2011.

GREAT! picture.

That is a great picture Roger!
We see where you get your good looks.
👍

Did you use a drilling on either bull?

Haha Jeff, that’s awesome, pulling a double like that, sounds like quite the honey hole too

I actually used a Valmet 412 with the 9,3X74R barrel. I was bird hunting at the time, or I'd have used the 9,3/9,3 barrel set.

Yeah, Ted Cruse related to you, Roger?

Jag, I think we deserve a pic of your mule deer...

I'm really enjoying these personal trophy pics from the members on this board. I've lost a lot of old hunting pics but here is my "Wall of Shame" tacked up in the garage. Nothing huge, but each one has a story and I like that.

That's Roger? I thought that was Paul Krendler???

Ragged Range, NWT in 1990.

You and Sal and Aalf and Ribka and Akmtnhntr make me feel like I haven't lived.

No kidding, these guys have me thinking about doing a Carabou hunt. I’d do sheep or Moose but that’s kind of pricey.

Don't be like that. Everyone has a different idea of what fun is, they have different starting points and endings. I see guys on safari, that's awesome. I have no interest in that because if I'm going to be raped, murdered and then raped again its gonna happen right here in America. Guys shoot elk, sheep and goats in beautiful country and have wonderful stories and amazing pictures. That's great but I've walked 20 miles on flat ground and it wasn't fun at all, let alone going uphill both ways. Enjoy the stories that others tell but they aren't the only stories.

STXhunter looks a lot like Freddie Mercury.

It's been a few years. My early fishing days.

Not my best picture, but my best (and only) ram.

I doesn't have to be 'huge" OR unique to be a GREAT story or memory. Nice colage

More great animals and fish posted!! Great pics and thanks! Love seeing them!!!!

No!

2014, Montana

May 2015, Montana

DAMN!!!

Fine fish my man.

September 2015, Montana

Nice of you to put your rifle aside and fight him fair. Lol

Thanks, but I have a new phone and will have to try and get post image set up and gett'er done.

[url=https://postimg.cc/Cnj0rHGR]

2018

There was a time I could have done those things and now I wish I had taken off work more and spent the money rather than busting my ass, saving and trying to get ahead.

I always wanted a sheep, caribou, and big bear. I wish I had gotten some heads like those.

Didn't shoot these guys, just enjoyed watching them in the desert 30 miles or so Northeast of Las Vegas.

Looks like a hard life. Those guys have adapted well!

Fancy headgear there.

Punching way above my pay grade !



32 years coming up !

Congrats to the happy couple!

Ohio River paddlefish.

12’4” alligator

Wow, and Congratulations on your upcoming 32 Anniversary, Paul & Deb.

You definitely found a lifelong hunting partner. 👍🏻

😎

Thanks Beav !!

It's a very good life !

Best archery bull and my most memorable for the exhausting 8 days it took to make it happen. Like I tell my kids, hard work pays off!

Best whitetail shot while sitting with my 11 year old daughter.

Congratulations and Happy Anniversary.

Bring this one back around.

My back yard.

My son's first deer when he was 11.

My girl and my best memory with her....



My boy with his best elk last year...



The girl of my dreams that makes it all possible...



Dave

Not my biggest buck, but a good picture.

Great pic. Nice servants quarters, too.

I believe that's a garage or small barn, but it'd make a dandy little house. I don't see a driveway or even a walk path too it.

It's a 24'x 24' pole barn. It holds my tractor, hot rod, and all of my junk. Don't need a driveway, God's green grass does just fine. I'm too poor to have servants.

I'd rather have that set of wheels than servants anyway.

Look, DMC, marble floor.

That is a badass picture Rog....Redheads down! 😎

Interesting

They're a strange looking fish.

It's hard to pick my best or favorites.
I've been blessed to have many to choose from...
Some of my newer ones are in here...

https://www.instagram.com/grizzskinner1

First Southwestern NMLRA Rendezvous Feb. 1985.

Shining Times!

This past Rocky Mountain National Rendezvous, July 2019

Rog,

Who's the ugly bastard ?

Montana's first wolf season, January 2012

Scenar's photos are amazing.
Quality animals...an amazing outdoorsman.

That wolf kinda makes you wonder about your place on the food chain.

THAT'S what happened to my neighbor's German Sheppard.



I like this one.

We need to share a camp someday my friend....

It would be an honor.

Pat,
You have a PM headed your way..

One of my favorite pronghorn field pics...2010, Montana.

Banded goose

Javelina shot with my Sako .264 Win Mag using a Barnes 120 TTSX.

Wyoming mule deer shot with a Remington Sendero.264 Win Mag 140 Nosler Accubond.

Agreed. Solid as they come.

Stylin'!

Geoff Austin.

I know that guy from somewhere!!! He’s a famous actor!

Y’all put them Duck Dynasty Boys to SHAME ! 🤠

Good year think it was 01 or 02

They call em the Big Bad Wolf for a reason.

How much did that critter weigh?

A real big wolf will go 125 - 130 lbs.
The biggest recorded weight by Yellowstone biologists was 146 lbs with a full belly of meat.
A trapper friend in Alaska has killed hundreds and has the same thoughts.

that I like..........

a dead wolf !

congrats !

That is a Monster Elk

Here is the largest fish (freshwater) that I know of beyond the Sturgeon..

I get these in the Ozark River (Missouri) each year, they are plankton eaters so you have to snag them.
I use a trolling method where I troll the river channel with 4 trolling lines and the other guys pull in the fish, this one is only about 50lbs, they get up to 100 lbs.

They don’t have bones, they have cartridge like a shark, and taste a lot like swordfish.
Watching a guy haul in a big hog spoonbill (paddlefish) is a lot like watching someone try to real in a barn door.

JAGUARTX’s Monster Mule Deer.

Wow!

Great picture Roundoak. The composition, color,... it just says mountain goat.
Scenarshooter your truly a blessed man, what a life you've led. should write a book, with photos for sure.
This is a great thread thanks to everyone.

Being held by Clayton Williams.

Yep, KW, sharp eye. My patient I was blessed to get to hunt with on his 64,000 acre place out of alpine twice for the wagon train, calvary tent camp wounded warrior type event.

Great pics KK and youse other killers. Thanks.

Yes, and you too, Sal.

JUST when we get used to Pat’s massive collection of trophy photos with rifles, he does this.

Are your pins set up Mil/Mil Pat?

T O A D ^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Scenarshooter

As busy as you are, thanks for posting your pictures.
By the way, do you have any idea how many bears Bill Byle killed with his 22/250?

My personal best Mule deer I killed was my first, I was with my best friend who is still my best friend, we were hunting the Tonto, he missed a monster the day before with a savage 300 open sights, I killed one the next morning with a savage 99 in 308 with a redfield 4x scope, running full out on a lower ridge about 250 yds on my hind feet, spined him, drt right there. First deer for either of us, his dad showed up in camp when we had got back, we packed it out whole wanting to hang it and show it off, it was a bitch with a canyon between us and the jeep. His dad made a big deal of it, this from a man that killed big bucks in the Kaibab back when tags were bought at the sports store and good for state wide. Back then pictures weren't taken and after butchering the heads were tossed out by the corrals for the dogs to haul off and chew on in the citrus groves. Some of the heads those oldtimers would toss away from the Kaibab would make todays trophy hunting elites cry, they were gnarly and huge. My buck was big, I had bragging rights that year... and it ate well... the memory is enough.

Kent

Spectacular!

There is a good bit that can be learned from the images this thread has collected.

One is, some of the members here have bagged some amazing trophy's over their life times.

A big thing is learning what makes an image a great image and there are some good examples here to take note of.

You only get the chance once to get these photos, seize the moment, take your time and pay close attention to the composure of the images posted here and the ones you take.

There are key things that turn what could have ended up being just another hunting photo into an amazing image.

It can take some time to set the stage for images once an animal is down.

I've never seen blood add quality to a hunting photo, I kick it out, cover it up or whatever it takes to be sure it doesn't show.
I take photos before I gut, a collapsed body makes an animal look smaller and dead...
If a tongue is dangling out of the mouth and I can't stuff it back in before the photos, I cut it off.

Let the animal take center stage.
A hunter positioning himself low and behind a downed animal seems to complement an image well.
Just don't get so far behind them that you are obviously stretching out to hold a horn.

Obviously if there is a awesome scenic view to be had get to where it shows well, anything is fair, you can move and manipulate an animal if you need to in order to show you were on that incredible ridge or mountain top.

Even in thick cover you need to look around and see what makes the best background, the image should tell the story of the hunt, if you were in thick schit, let it show.... I've knocked a little brush outta the way between the camera and the animal so I could back off enough to gather more background.

It'd be nice to hear a few tips from some of you guys...you know who you are, you guys didn't get all those awesome photos by chance...

My best shot on a critter... quartering away, 200 yards, running flat out. (that's the exit)

Yep, Btdt. Grew up without money to waste on cameras or developing for pics- old school. A box of 30-30 was designed to last several years. Cameras were for family gatherings.

I thank God for cell phones now and wish we would have had them back then. In college at UT Austin in the Darrel Royal days there was a little gas station a hunter had with a few old B&W fuzzy picks on the wall of 40 inch bucks which resembled elk. Iirc from Colorado in the good old days.

That was a toad striper, Jaguartx. I believe you've got me beat in the big striper category.

Once went to a deer hunting seminar and one of the classes was how to take quality photos of harvested game. He said to always stuff the tongue back in, try to avoid (or minimize) blood, and he had these little contact lenses for deer eyeballs so they don't look so glazed over.

Clayton has shot a few big game animals over the years.. with all due respect, nobody here can compete with that guy.

Montana Bull, 4 of my best archery long Island bucks and a 612 yd head shot on a woodchuck with my 6mm br.
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Awesome photo!

Pic of my best dog with my only quadruple on pheasants this year.

When I think about Fieldgrade, this is the way I picture his house.

Wife's...

Roger, what'd you find there?

candlefish

or moonpinch,

Roundoak Great pic!

Naw, it's a gold doubloon!!!

48 years

Handsome Couple Traveler!

Traveler52., great pic and congrats.

Christmas Eve limit with dog today

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

at Barry's a few months back.

great looking family KC

Great pics, guys. Thanks.

Great photo.

Nice stringer Roger!

The boy caught a few this past summer.




He’s a pretty fair bass fisherman too.

I suck at fishin and shoot little deer...... but I have three kids.
All have same chin, my side so yeah.............they're mine.
Shorty in back had swollen face from one of her jaw procedures.

Hookeye you must have a full time job running boys off at your house. Pretty bunch of young ladies you have there.

AWESOME!!!!!

Great pic Sir Ingwe

that was back before color film.

Test Had to use this as a test, finally figured out how to post pics. Marry Christmas to you guys.

Freakin’ "Pappy Ingwe”!!!

Thanks. Been pretty easy really. They seem to intimidate.
Plus they all know how to shoot LOL

That is a hell of a picture - classic in black & white.

Great picture!

Someday I hope to travel to the Lascaux caves in France to see the original on the cave wall.

John

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL.
Thanks for sharing all your wonderful pictures.
Bill

Retriever Hunt Tests

Same bull.

I’ve been waiting to see a picture of your Bull Saddle sore...

If you shoot a smaller one you won’t have to mount it so far down on the wall like that !!

Great Bull !!

GFY!



And Merry Xmas John!

On the sixth day god created animals, he asked ingwe, what'a you think... how about sprinkling more horned and hoofed in africa and get rid of that one horned horse thing... so it was spoken and so it was done... and unicorns were eliminated to myth, except everything my grandaughter owns has to have one on it.

Kent

I am a real dinosaur..... how do you easily post a picture?
Remember , I am no good at this. Is there a real simplified method?
Yeah definitely, a boomer, folks

Yes, instead of the gallery here, register and log into Imgur.com.

Top of screen it says "New Post"
Select that.
Then it will say "Browse Computer"
Select that.

Go to your photos and open the one you want by selecting "open" on the bottom right of the photo.
The photo will download. Then on the top right of the photo after it is loaded , it will show " Links" .Click on that and select the one that says Forums by clicking on the "Open" box.

Go back to 24 hour campfire in the forum you want to post it and select where you want to enter the photo and use the"control V command. Ctrl"is on the bottom left of your key board. Use it and V at the same time.

You will get [img]https://i.imgur.com/XXXXXXX.jpg[/img] . When you "Post Reply" the photo will be shown.

Those non-typical growths are pretty interesting. Great bull for a mount.

Thanks Alamosa.The brisket is a tad over 2 ft from the floor and the top tine is about 3" from the 8 ft ceiling.This was a Unit 201 bull>if counting the non-typical growth near the skull he is a 7x8

Heck of a monster.

For sure.

All right. Good deal there for sure.

2019 season my boy was 4 and had just started making hunts with me and my ol man. I got “him” a SS model 7 260 rem. The pic with the 2 deer he got both with one shot. The yearling was behind the doe feeding and my ol man was so excited he didn’t notice. The got the crosshairs lined up and boom. One dropped the other ran 30 yards. That was his first deer(s), I was on the oil rigs and missed it. The solo deer pic we took 2 weeks ago, little horn spike came out about 20 yards from us. I like to never got that rifle set up for him. We use a Iscope device for him, and I forgot to video the shot. But deer went about 25 yards and expired. I’m sure we will take many more years to come but these will always stick out the most.