jds009
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ok, i was looking hrough the threads & i saw nothing with pictures of dead deer & stuff, Y'all need a thread where you can put pictures of your prized game!
Hunting pictures!
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2000xlt
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speaking of hunting, my buddy gave me some dder today to make some more jerky for him, i got all the meat still on the bone so i just finished a while ago cutting it all up, and this was my first time, i made a huge mess and wasted alot, any tips or streaming videos so i can see the proper way, or if someone has the time to video themselves butchering i would appreciate it
TENMMIKE
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back home in TEXAS , some at home and some from good friend who has several of his at his tire business almost all of them got in lasalle and webb county.
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Pydpiper
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And here I thought I would never have had a chance to show this terribly odd photo..
I took this at my father in laws hunt camp in northern Ontario while we were on a family vacation, no hunting though.. Oddly some of my lights made it into this shot.. A deer with Ti Maui's, who would have thought it..
I have never shot an animal, however I hunt successfully every day, my weapon of choice is a pair of leather gloves and some quiet shoes..
I took this at my father in laws hunt camp in northern Ontario while we were on a family vacation, no hunting though.. Oddly some of my lights made it into this shot.. A deer with Ti Maui's, who would have thought it..
I have never shot an animal, however I hunt successfully every day, my weapon of choice is a pair of leather gloves and some quiet shoes..
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BUZ
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Some nice looking deer you have there! I lived in Puyallup for twenty years, what part do you live in, south hill or in the valley?TENMMIKE said:
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jds009
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Those are awesome, whats the biggest deer you have in there? how many points?
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jds009
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thats hilarious pydpiper 
i see a lanyard fob on one of the flashlights! do you make them?
i see a lanyard fob on one of the flashlights! do you make them?
Pydpiper
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That fob is made by a member here, certainly not me.. You can find them in the BST under "skull lanyard". It is attached to A SC2..
At home I keep all my lights on a shelf above my bed (my wife doesn't approve), so it was only natural to find a shelf in this cabin.. It took a bit to find one that wasn't covered in hunting stuff..
At home I keep all my lights on a shelf above my bed (my wife doesn't approve), so it was only natural to find a shelf in this cabin.. It took a bit to find one that wasn't covered in hunting stuff..
TedTheLed
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I don't get it -- how did you get the deer to stick their heads through those holes in your wall?
greenLED
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no jackalopes?
SolarFlare
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here's a nice brace of pheasant from last season.
Here's my little hunting buddies
Here's my little hunting buddies
vtunderground
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Shot this spike on Wednesday:
Not exactly an impressive rack, but now my freezer is full... and no matter how long I boil antlers for, I can't get any meat out of them
edit: Oh yeah... I was using a CVA Kodiak, with 245 gr Powerbelt bullets. I'm VERY impressed with these bullets so far, and highly recommend them for anyone who hunts with a muzzleloader.
Not exactly an impressive rack, but now my freezer is full... and no matter how long I boil antlers for, I can't get any meat out of them
edit: Oh yeah... I was using a CVA Kodiak, with 245 gr Powerbelt bullets. I'm VERY impressed with these bullets so far, and highly recommend them for anyone who hunts with a muzzleloader.
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