New Brunswick boar

[Joseph71]

Having difficulty with pics?

21" at about 400 pd New Brunswick boar.
The interesting thing is several months ago I called Dale Dye about any bows that he would have, and he sent me his last made (2015) personal medicine point bow ("HIS BOW" he called it) and I told him I wanted to use it on this bear hunt, he said he could not shoot it no more so to Indiana it came with literature and pics of things he'd harvested with the bow...it still doing what it is supposed to do. Thanks Dale I appreciate your help with this hunt.

If someone can assist with pics I can text them? 812-584-2793 thanks Joseph.

[Joseph71]

Let's try this link?
https://youtu.be/x4oFv8VYXgY

[Basinboy]

Very nice boar congrats 

[Joseph71]

Thank you!....I've got pics I'd like to post but cannot get them to do so?

[Terry Green]

The resolution is probably so high that the  Network times out....

I I make a screenshot of my pictures and then post the screenshot.... This works really well for me.

[Roy from Pa]

Cell phones take huge file size pictures so they timeout when trying to load into trad gang.

You will need to resize them smaller..

In the future, change the phones camera settings to take the lowest file size picture it can.

Joe, I sent you a private message.

Also good info in this link below, scroll down to posting images in the link..

http://www.tradgang.com/tgsmf/index.php?topic=160865.0

[Terry Green]

Thanks Roy.

[Joseph71]

Thanks a lot men!

[Rob DiStefano]

this is almost always a browser problem and not a filesize or network or internet speed problem.

trad gang has unlimited file space and bandwidth.  when you upload an attached image from your computer to trad gang it's going to be sent to the trad gang server, but the vehicle that sends is your browser.  large images can time out the browser, particularly if your browser is competing with a lot of users logged into trad gang.  making the image file smaller will almost insure it will upload fast.

what's a good image size?  1000 to 1500 pixels wide is a good rule of thumb.  this is about 1/4 the size of most cellphone and camera images.  for the very most part, 800 wide is more than enuf.     

[Roy from Pa]

Joe's Bear

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[GCook]

Big bear.  Congratulations!

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[cacciatore]

Well done! Great bear and bow!

[Bisch]

Wa to go!

Congrats!

Bisch