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Started by curlis, February 15, 2008, 06:40:00 PM

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curlis



Shot this one in the Stocton, CA area. Black Widow bow, Easton Powerflight arrows, Muzzy broad head.
Pick a spot and concentrate!

TexasAg

Well done! Does Black Widow put the snake skin backing on the bow?

curlis

They do but they didn't do this one. These are the skin eze covers.
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LITTLEBIGMAN

what are you going to make with the hide?
Make a life, not a living

curlis

I'm not sure yet. I'm going to have them tanned and then make up my mind.
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Benny Nganabbarru

Nice Widow! You could make lots of string silencers out of that fellow.
TGMM - Family of the Bow

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Neat stuff.  How did you retrieve that bugger.  How about some details of the hunt   :readit:
The Lord is my Shepherd

LEOPARD

That's one nice beaver! Great job!  :thumbsup:  Nice bow too!  ;)   :D
Nigel Ivy

"The more I practice, the luckier I get...."

curlis



Here is a picture of me hauling it out of the water.
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Arwin

Nice beaver!!!   :D
Just one more step please!

Some dude with a stick and string chasing things.

carparcher

Those things are so spooky.  How in the world did you pull that off?  We had a problem w/ a couple of them at our pond a few summers ago and it took me FOREVER to get them w/ a shotgun.  What is the story?

curlis

We go out at night and try to time it for the low tide. We put along the shore line and use 9 volt flashlights to spot for them. Some times it works out well. We usually see quite a few of them. We've had them run into the boat at times.
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JEFF B

real nice beaver   :thumbsup:   would make a nice quiver.do ya eat those things?
'' sometimes i wake up Grumpy;
other times i let her sleep"

TGMM FAMILY OF THE BOW

rxhntr

Nice beaver, How much did that one weigh?

curlis

That one was mid to high 60's. Didn't put it on a scale, just compared it to others that we knew the weight. I should really start keeping track of their weights.
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Elmer Keith

QuoteOriginally posted by Arwin:
Nice beaver!!!    :D  
LOLLLLL! Reminds me of "Naked Gun" Part NNN, no idea.

curlis, do you eat the vension. Redently I saw a film on a dvd that came with my German hunting magazine I subscribe. The film was about beaver hunting in Finland. Even the meat within the tail can be eaten and according to the hunter should be the most delicious part of the beaver.
Elmer Keith

"To the housewife a piece of meat wrapped neatly in plastic has no more emotional effect than a bunch of carrots. But let someone say he is going hunting and her heart bleeds with sympathy for the game. " Fred Bear

Lawrenceu

I know this is an old thread, but I had to respond to the fellows question about eating beaver meat.  I trapped beaver growing up.  They actually are very good.  Just be sure and get ALL the fat and 'second skin' off.  It is NASTY!!  They make great stew meat and barbecue.  About 12 hours on a good smoke and the meat will fall apart.

tarponnut

What a rare trophy! Well done.

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