Nice cat! Cool pics.

Good Stuff !

Great pictures Michael! Congratulations to Tony on a beautiful lion!

awesome pics looks like a postcard

Great pics and story. Congrats on a great cat.

The family broke camp today in a frenzy.Cabin fever was gettin us bad.We headed down to the local archery shop to do some shootin.
This is my three and a half year old daughter shootin her bow with me helping.
 

If you look close on her last shot she has her eyes closed. She's still learnin but we had a great time.

Mooseman...AWESOME pics, good shootin!!!

AWESOME PICTURES...I ADMIRE YOU GUYS.  

Guys n Gals.......PLEASE remember.....there's a pic size limit of 640 pixels wide!!!

We are now DELETING any pics posted larger than that  for 3 very good reasons.

1) Large pics are a drag on those still on dial up.

2) Large pics cause an annoying scroll bar to show     up at the bottom.

3) While we await our new server, the one we bought a year and a half ago is being taxed to the max with all the traffic.

Thanks for your help on this issue.

Terry

I am sorry about that Terry. I think I changed all mine to that size now. My computer did not show that annoying scroll bar or I would have noticed and changed it right away.

Now I can only hope that I wasn't the only one  

That looks like a great adventure, Mooseman.

My son and I drove to south Georgia to meet a new Tradgang friend, Petri from Finland (aka Rambler).  I thought that I traveled a little for my adventures, but this man has me beat.  He is here in America to chase some hogs and explore new country, so we met up, did some walking and shot a few arrows......



The weather was beautiful but the hogs were bashful.  We did see some deer, turkeys, armidillos and otters.  I had to return home but he is still out there, wandering the swamps, pine thickets and fields of Georgia.

Your son has a terrific anchor...right under the eye...just the way Uncle Gene and I like it  

A Charlie Lamb teaser from last night. These spotted cats seem to be everywhere. I keep catching them on the trail cameras.

 


This is a wonderment of nature. When ya live in Texas ya need to watch where you are flying. Anything flying under the radar is likely to run into something sharp. Bad Moon rising on the horizon. It will be his last Moon rise.

 


When it rains it pours around here. We either live in complete drought conditions or we float from all the rain. If only the Human Race could find the means to pull together like these Fire Ants do we'd not ever have any survival issues. The strong certainly do survive even when they are very small. CK

 

Those are Totally AWESOME Curtis, AWESOME

Thanks for putting those up

QuoteAnything flying under the radar is likely to run into something sharp.  

Might be the work of a Shrike as well.  Don't know if you have em down there but they stab their prey onto thorns to immobile/store it while they eat.  

Looks like Loggerheads may winter down there.

 http://dnr.wi.gov/org/land/er/factsheets/birds/SHRIKE.HTM

ps: really nice photos too

B

I was just about to say the same thing. I tell ya', those shrikes sure are strange. Songbirds with the appetites of falcons...

Here's a pic from today, not really hunting, but in my mind I was!


Brian

If you guys want photos of a nice hunt with no snow on the ground, zip over to the GA tradgang site and checkout hog hunting on a coastal Georgia Island at:
http://tradgang.com//noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=34;t=000279

Here's just a taste of what the south has to offer in February.  Chase the link to see the rest!
 

Wonderful three day hunt where I got my first trad pig.  Sausage and brats already in the freezer!  Steve

Out doing a little stumping and getting my eye for an up and comming trip to the south Island of New Zealand when this lad took off a running.

 


I Missed with the first (that being a judo) and zooted him with the 2nd; that arrow having a WW up front. This pic is the best angle of the rabbit. The other side was... well after a WW you could guess!  :eek:  

al