Having a go at posting a picture. This photo is of a couple of Eastern Grey Kangaroos that came down to drink at a billabong while my mate and I were having some smoko between hunting sessions. The kangaroo stood six foot tall...Glenn...  

Coolll Glenn!! Are those things legal to hunt?

We can't hunt any kangaroos in Australia Doug. We were on a pig hunt up in Cape York and usually we don't see a lot of kangaroos in this area because of the large numbers of dingos, kangaroos and wallabies are the dingos maim food, and they keep their numbers down fairly well...Glenn...

Again Doug nice pic. Hey Glenn you have to tell me how you did the posting pic? I'm a bit lost!

Regards Alan.

Alan, there was thread that had instructions on how to post a picture.  It was at hte top for a long time but I don't know where it is now.  If you can find it they were good instructions.    Joseph

Stalking a few pigs in the Australian bush.

Dang Glenn, them pigs ain't real spooky are they!  Either that or you are one stealthy guy! I hope the shot was good!  More Alaska photos.

 

Monday.. was my first day out for the early Archery Season here in Southern New York. Weather was mild and breezy with lot's of sun (you can interpret that as little deer movement!). Seen several does, nothing to shoot or present a shot though. It's early yet.. come the end of the month and the rut starts kicking in! It was great to be out. Hard to believe another year is now here! Autumn is great! It's color! It's weather! It's deer hunting season!

Heres where they come out every day (except this day!!)Had a perfect wind, usually you can set your watch by it. Dont know what happend.
 

"These are a Few of My Favorite Things"

Bear,
Nice arrows.Who made the bow?

2,
Thanks! First attempt at splicing. Bow is a Checkmate Falcon. Best for the money, hands down.

The pic makes my crown length look uneven, but its just the way they are in the quiver.

And that Coleman stove is the same one my Dad had with us on our first hunting trips 20 years ago.

Love this thread!!!

Here are a couple.

This was taken October 15th on my way home form work I was wishing I was hunting.
 

This was me in the stand on Saturday afternoon.
 

Here is a little video don't download it if you don't have a fast internet connection and good eyes its just not worth it   . I took it with my digital camera and the light was very poor and the deer too far for that little camera.  You can just see a little fork horn that came in Sunday afternoon left of center he walks in then out to the field.  

 Small buck (750K)

Photo of a young mickey bull (scrub cattle or wild cattle) I almost walked into looking for pigs along a creek...Glenn...

Pictured above are the hunters, at the Bullock County Bowhunt II - 2004

Top Row: Scott Emerson, Russ Dickson, Al Snow & Ronnie Frith

Bottom Row: Allen Crockett, Joey Ward, Johnny Gottler & Warren Womack

During the 3 day hunt we were able to take 4 deer and had a great time doing it. Good weather, great food, a perfect campfire and the best conversation. A fun time for all. I'm already looking forward to next year.

Warren

My buddy Doug Schlabaugh invited me to hunt one of his properties in Hancock County, WV. I did the paperwork for my license on-line and printed it out a few minutes later then left my home in SW Pennsylvania and drove the 30 minutes to the panhandle of WV.

I was settled in by 4 PM and saw deer almost immediately. Just before dark this doe walked by and I released when she passed an opening at 10 yards.

I whistled for Doug after dark but he never came...he shot a doe about an hour earlier. A DOUBLE! I didn't have my digital camera so I took this pic at home. Doug has the pic of both deer on his film camera, I hope.

No camo, no cables...no problem   :D  

-Brian
 

Brian, Doug's a great guy !  Tell him Bill said hi, and hope all is well with him.

Show him this pic if you can...it's "ol' number 3" from one of his ex-properties....I've got pics of the two that are bigger, but I don't wanna freak him out.  :D   Had this one at 35 yards yesterday morning....just a liiiiittttllleee bit closer......

 

I'll do that Bill. I e-mailed him a link to this page.

-Brian

A snap shot of Cape York Pennisular. Good pig country. In this paart of the Cape the country is very hard and dry, you will often see kangaroos with a full pouch but a lot of them are not carrying their joeys they have to carry a billy of water and a cut lunch just to get across some of these paddocks...Glenn...


 

LOL Glenn, I'm sure thats more like Drop Bear country !!