***Daily Hunt Pics 2004***

[Glenn Newell]

The basalt country of North Queensland is a very intresting place to hunt. This is a picture of an aborigional camp site. The aborigianals use to clear the loose rocks off the basalt lava flow to make a camp site. This is a small camp site of which you find a lot of and some of the camp sites are very large areas cleared of loose rocks where a lot of aborigionals camped next to permenate water where they gathered fresh water mussles...Glenn...  


 

[b.glass]

Doug,
  If your pictures don't do it justice I can't imagine what it would be like in person!

[JC]

Pretty country Warren, I ain't never seen no water that clear runnin in Louisiana....didn't know such existed there.

[Warren H. Womack]

JC, We do have some very nice creeks and small rivers in Louisiana but those pictures were taken in Mississippi.

Warren

[JC]

Ya gotta love a place with 2million+ deer!

[J.T.]

here's a few pics taken out of one of my trees

[Glenn Newell]

A photo from Aussie_Longbow of a very good rusa stag.


 

[Huntrdfk]

Awesome guys.


David

[Glenn Newell]

A solid hit has been made on a pig in the long grass of a dry basalt pocket.


 

[Al Kidner]

Thanks for posting Glenn.........


Alan in Oz....  

[mshane]

Alan,

Have you made meat yet with that Morrison?

Shane

[Hooked]

Not the greatest pic, but it was the best I could get at the time.  Also had to zoom in quite a bit, so it is grainy.  It is a little 6 or 8 point.  Took last Saturday morning.  Should be a real nice buck if he can make it through another rifle season or two.
 

[Glenn Newell]

This photo was thaken by another person in the hunting party. A couple of young red stags during the roar

[Al Kidner]

G'day Mr M Shane, sorry to inform you but that's a big no! Been to flat out with work and buying my first home. But I'm more than happy with the bow mate, see sure is a shooter and a keeper!
 Plan to do some hunting very shortly though, so stay tuned!


Regards Alan in Oz......    ...

[Eric Krewson]

We have had 80 degree temps for the last week and I stayed home. Today the temp started dropping so I went to a stand in a 5 acre oak patch. I had killed a spike out of this stand opening day and hadn't been in it for 3 weeks. Plenty of acorns on the ground but the only deer I saw were headed to a green field on adjacent property.

[Ralph Renfro]

Shot this buck yesterday morning, Nov 3rd. Killed him with a rivercane arrow, Magnus II head, out of a reflex/deflex BBO of my own making. Field Dressed 185. Not bad for a "young un".    [/IMG]
As you can see, he was quartering away and the Magnus did a number on him

[Ralph Renfro]

Here's a different view. He was a base ten pointer with a split brow tine and a couple of kickers near the burrs.  [/IMG]

[Hooked]

Nice buck, Ralph!  I am taking off all next week, so hope to be posting some pics next weekend!

[Jock]

This is a fantastic thread, keep them photos comming!!

Glen,
Where was the photo of the young Stags taken?

[Glenn Newell]

Jock the photos of the young stags was taken in the Mary Valley just down the road from where I live....Glenn...