Wow that's a big boar!

Congratulations!

F-Manny

Cool pics MS..congrats on the piggy

Santiam...you lead a charmed life!

Carcajou

Yes mate thats My Robertson Montana Falcon , its a sweet shooting thing even with the big limbs on her , I normaly shoot 60 @ 28 but was after Buffalo and these big hogs on this trip so a friend who has the same bow lent me his heavy limbs , they took a bit of working up to but Im glad I took them these big animals are very tuff.

MS-nice set of pics and good job on the hog!!  

WOW

Nice Pig you got there...Congrats


As for me still nothing in the way of kills, but as always I have had some greta time in th woods.

Hey this is my first post here I thought I would wait until I had something good to say and not waste your time. Anyway I got my first Two! big game harvests with traditional gear two Does yesterday and as soon I get this computer figured out I'll send pics.

merciful silence,
 That is a great hog and even better series of pictures. Not often we get to see the action as it is unfolding. Nice!

One of those perfect moments......

"One of those perfect moments......"

That sums it up very well.  Thanks for posting the soul food, Jumper.

Great pics!  Congratulations on that pig.

Jumper,

Nice picture.  Hope you don't mind if I use it as computer backdrop.

Trying to get my wife to think about moving to AK when youngest son graduates and is out on his owm.
She keeps mumbling about being too cold.  Wants to visit though, so it's a start.

Plans are to take Alaskan cruise someday, who knows.  Thanks for sharing!

Lee

Thank God I finally got away for a few days. Just a scouting trip but great anyway. Caught a bit of snow while camping there but it added to the time. Heard and saw several elk. Here's a few pics.
 
 
 
 

Bit steep too and who was the nut that put up this fence at 11,000 feet up!  

Thats a piece of heaven,Galen!  

Kenny it sure felt like it. Been WAY too long since I've been in the woods. Was tough not chasing after the love sick bull I saw.

Kudos to all who have been successful.

Kudos to all who have been successful.

My 7 yo daughter Avery and I went hog hunting about a week ago. Was a short hunt and we only saw tracks and wallows, but we had fun.
I continue to marvel at how quiet she is picking her way thru thorny brush. She'll be a good hunter on her own, I think.
We did get to do some stumping and long range shooting, too. She really likes her little bow.
It's a Martin Prodigy, 20@24.
I made the arrows from 1/4" ramin dowels from the hw store.
 
her hair isn't short, it's in a pony tail.

Don't mind at all Lee, I'll try to email you the higher resolution version also if your email data is up to date. Happy hunting, Scott