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I've got a bunch of these type of photos...but they all just look like another bunch of hogs...
Hunting photos.
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Another pile of them...
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A little fellow that fell to a 38/40 model 92
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A small hog, but a significant one to me.
This was the 500th hog I shot off of this one property that I hunt. I'm 70 yrs. old now and still at it, so we'll see how many I can stack up before mother nature says it's time to quit. Deer season is coming up in a couple months and I'm seeing some nice bucks for this year, so hopefully I'll be up for it too. Shot this one with an original 73 Winchester in 44/40.
This was the 500th hog I shot off of this one property that I hunt. I'm 70 yrs. old now and still at it, so we'll see how many I can stack up before mother nature says it's time to quit. Deer season is coming up in a couple months and I'm seeing some nice bucks for this year, so hopefully I'll be up for it too. Shot this one with an original 73 Winchester in 44/40.
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A lot of us have some pretty important hunting dogs. I finally made mine into the branch manager of our operation.
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They can be kinda funky, especially if they've been in the trap for a while. But, nothing I would upchuck over.
Down on my other place, they can have LOTS of ticks. Here, I haven't seen that many ticks. I hate getting a tick on me.MCgunner
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I'm going dove hunting next week, my yearly trek to Waco. Does that count? They're a bit smaller than elk, but a helluva lot harder to hit.
And, I'm hoping we can book a goose hunt or two this season.
And, I'm hoping we can book a goose hunt or two this season.
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What do you do with all those hog carcass's? I really like that M1873 Winchester BTW. And a SRC to boot!
What do you do with all those hog carcass's? I really like that M1873 Winchester BTW. And a SRC to boot!
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Junker with the TC Silver Elite .50 (smallest buck shot with that rig- largest gross 177" and change). This one much more palatable.
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Prefer my does by bow, probably my best shooting bow (old Hoyt Protec).
Have since gone back to recurve (trying to keep it sporting).
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Have since gone back to recurve (trying to keep it sporting).
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Squirrel season is in, hate the skeeters, but hate pineys even more.
Might break out this old 10/22 again
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Might break out this old 10/22 again
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Jim....I save rear legs and occasionally backstrap off of the edibible hogs and usually take them to a muzzleloading club shoot to give them away. A lot of the guys like those porkers. I usually have a supply of them in my freezer and when it gets too full, I fill up some coolers and get them passed out. The larger boars are donated to the coyotes and buzzards. I like to put a leg or two on a smoker myself now and then .....they are some really good eating.
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My buddy got this one while here on a visit. Not an eater, but pretty impressive hog..
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So I bring a guy I work with up there [Gary] and Vern is going on to my co worker with the Gods country thing.
Gary say's "Sure it's Gods country. He's the only one that can live out here!"
Off topic I know but 15 years later I still get a chuckle out of it.
Reminds me of when this buddy of mine[name of Vern] had a cabin in a remote area of Alaska. I went there often and Vern was always saying "this is Gods country!"
So I bring a guy I work with up there [Gary] and Vern is going on to my co worker with the Gods country thing.
Gary say's "Sure it's Gods country. He's the only one that can live out here!"
Off topic I know but 15 years later I still get a chuckle out of it.
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Well done, Stony!
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Yeah that's pretty much right on!
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Small pics I can't see that well, but sure looks like mule deer.
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Yeah i couldnt figure out how to make the pictures larger. But there both coastal WA blacktails.
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Just a few squirrel hunting photo
Stony
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Squirrel with a flinter...it doesn't get any better than that! Those Mo. woods are awesome!
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Stony what do consider eatible, are the bigger ones not good for eatin'.Jim....I save rear legs and occasionally backstrap off of the edibible hogs and usually take them to a muzzleloading club shoot to give them away. A lot of the guys like those porkers. I usually have a supply of them in my freezer and when it gets too full, I fill up some coolers and get them passed out. The larger boars are donated to the coyotes and buzzards. I like to put a leg or two on a smoker myself now and then .....they are some really good eating.
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