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***Daily Hunt Pics 2004***

Started by Littlefeather, September 19, 2004, 03:51:00 PM

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Jason Lester

I posted this pic in another post but its fits here well.  



My bow is 62 NTN for a reference.  

I'd like to see him.
Jason Lester

Chris

Well, I had a BIG, BIG, BIG eight pointer at 25 yards Saturday afternoon. I stopped him with a couple of bleats, but it was too open under me and he knew there weren't any deer there. He stood watching for a good 3 minutes before turning. Biggest bodied deer I've ever seen in the woods and his rack had great mass.

I decided to go look for hogs Sunday morning and 5 minutes after hitting the swamp, I saw a group of small boars. Circled downwind and shot the biggest one (75 pounder) as he crossed by me in the palmettos at 12 feet. I guess he was the consolation prize for not getting the buck.



Here's a link to some other pictures I have from my trip to BlackBeard Island off the coast of Georgia a couple of weeks ago.

http://photobucket.com/albums/v136/wardcj/BlackBeard%20Island%202004/

Chris
For some, hunting is a pleasant way to spend a fall afternoon, for others it is who they are.

Jock

Chris.
That's not a bad "consolation" bud.
Well Done!!

Snailskin,
First class picture, this is a great thread,BTW!!

Warren H. Womack

Chris, I really enjoyed viewing your Black Beard Island pictures. Thanks for making them availabe.

Nice hog, 12 foot shot, that's what I call up close and personal.

Warren
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Chris

Thanks Warren,
BlackBeard Island is the longest running Federal Bowhunt in the Nation. This was my first year and we had a blast. We plan to make it an annual trip. Everyone in our group had shots, four out of the five had multiple shots. Can't ask for much more than that on a bowhunt.

By the way, I really enjoyed your video and the hunting notes on your site. I've been "Field Quartering" for a couple of years now and can't imagine dragging one out anymore.

chris
For some, hunting is a pleasant way to spend a fall afternoon, for others it is who they are.

Warren H. Womack

Chris, I'm glad to hear that you were satisfied with the video. Yea, I don't drag deer. To fast & easy to fieldquarter and pack.

Years ago, probably in the early 70's, I read an article in a magazine about at hunt at Black Beard Island. One of the hunters on that hunt took, what I remember to be, his 36th deer with a bow. At the time, that many bowkills was unheard of. I was really impressed with the article and have always been interested in the island.

Once again, I really enjoyed the pictures that you took.

Thank You

Warren
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Ontario Longbow

My hunting partnet Theo Reichart and I just got back from our annual New York State bowhunt (Catskills), I took this doe at 7 yards and Theo shot his buck at 8, on our last day Theo also took a small doe on our DMP permit. I love New York !!! [/IMG]  [/IMG]
Black Coffee, Red Wine, Blue Waters, Green fields, Yellow sunsets,Whitetailed Deer,, All the Primary colors of Life ,,,.
I don't choose the deer, the deer chooses me.

Ontario Longbow

Black Coffee, Red Wine, Blue Waters, Green fields, Yellow sunsets,Whitetailed Deer,, All the Primary colors of Life ,,,.
I don't choose the deer, the deer chooses me.

FilmGuy

Congrats Ontario Longbow. Where abouts are you from in Ontario?

Steve Humphrey

I haven't been posting much so I thought this was a good opportunity. I really enjoy seeing what you all see from day to day so here I go.

Early Sunday morning.




A little guy in persuit.




 This one came along about 10:30 Sunday morning. I saw a larger buck earlier in the day and decided to hold out and not take the shot on this one. He was 8-yards and didn't have a clue I was even around. Check out the shadow behind him.



 Hope I don't regret this one latter.
 
 Good Luck and hunt safe. Steve
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gregg dudley

Steve, the picture with the shadow is very cool!
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Glenn Newell

I like the photo of the shadow of the tree stand and hunter also, that's a good picture...Glenn...

Negissimo

Wow! That shadow is awesome! Great pictures
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Warren H. Womack

Since this is my favorite thread and it's getting close to going to page 2, I thought I would find something to post.

This is a deer that I killed on this day, 30 years ago. Yep, it was my 15th bowkill and it was on November 10, 1974.

I was able to close the distance to 35 yards for a shot at 10:25. The hit was less than perfect but very leathal. The deer only traveled 60 yard.

My bow was a 58", 55 pound, Browning Explorer. Back then I didn't know any better and was using sight pins.

Ain't old pictures great?

Warren

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cajunbowhntr

Hey Warren looks like you sill got the same hat  :)  If it only that hat could talk,I bet it could tell some stories  :)  


CB
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Ralph Renfro

On Monday I took this doe. However, my camera batteries were low and I couldn't take a picture in the woods. So here's the gamepole pic. I was shooting an Osage Selfbow that I made from a stave that I traded for at Mojam two years ago. The stave's owner was Mickey Miller of Dallas. So I named the bow MickeyMouse, kind of a skinny sliver type bow. Rivercane arrow. Magnus Head. Traveled 30 yards after the hit. FD 128# Ralph  
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Al Kidner

I'm going to try and post this pic of my son Samuel doing a bit of trick shooting.He is 5 years in this pic.


Enjoy your youngens while you can.

Alan in Oz.
"No citizen has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. What a disgrace it is for a man to grow old without ever Seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable." Socrates.

Al Kidner

Well lookie there...... It works!
"No citizen has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. What a disgrace it is for a man to grow old without ever Seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable." Socrates.

Al Kidner

An another of a little ray hunten.



You have to keep your eyes open for swimming handbags when stalking these rays on foot!  :eek:
"No citizen has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. What a disgrace it is for a man to grow old without ever Seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable." Socrates.

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