Pics please

Thats me on the right.

My God!

They have big squirrels up in your country! Can't wait to see the trees.

Thanks! Got that for winning Honorable Mention in the 75th Annual Podunk Southeast Semi-Pro Regional Semi-Quarterfinal "Bowling In A Kilt" competition.

Got my picture in the paper and everything.

Hummmm?.....Bowling in a kilt?......hope you don't get caught standing over a subway grate like Marilyn Monroe....

2005 season

Okay, here's one. I don't have a really big buck, so I put this stink pig I had mounted up here. It was a really big boar Javelina, about 60 lbs on the hoof. I don't know if they get a lot bigger. He has a good set of choppers, too. Those are his real ones, not fake. This one I hit too far back, had to blood trail, and when I caught up with him, he charged me chompin' those choppers. A little un-nerving, but it gave me a little adrenalin rush. First time I've every been charged by anything wild. The taxidermist did a good job of hiding the .357" hole in his head.

Here's a couple that I've shot in Mississippi over the past couple of seasons....shot the ten point just the other day....shot the big eight, last year

Missouri 2005



Arizona 2006



Not the biggest mulie but it sure tastes good on the grill.

So THAT'S what lennyjoe looks like,,,

My first and only. Got him this year.

I shot this one in West Texas. I thought he was big when I saw him from the rear. :banghead: G2's pretty good, though, about 10". Guy killed a 9 point that went 17" same day, but heck, to me he's pretty decent. I ain't got nothin' like that down on MY place.

Bye

This year I waited until he got the boat on the trailer, then took him.

So THAT'S what lennyjoe looks like,,,

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Yes sir, thats me. Not too bad for 40 huh

Here's a couple little bucks I have harvested in recient years...
I harvested this little guy with my T/C Encore .260 Rem Caliber @ aprox 270 yards, harvested with one shot taken from a free standing position as the Whitetail crossed a cutline broadside to my position nose down tracking a Doe which had crossed the cutline about 5 minutes earlier.


This one was harvested with a single shot fired from a free standing position at the Buck from a range of 225 yards as he was hot on the trail of a couple hot does, this time I used my Ruger #1s .338 Win Mag because that was what was in my hands, since I was out Elk hunting with a friend at the time. My friend gave in first & shot a nice 3x3, so while he was dressing that buck I continued to walk up the trail looking for Elk when a couple does crossed the trail ahead of me. I stood ready to fire & waited to see what would follow. I was reasonably happy with this one even though we never got any Elk that day.


This elk was harvested by my hunting partner October 14/06, I called him out to my buddy's position, a single shot from his .270 Savage finished the hunt.

--Ken

H&H,

Did you also shoot the annoying little Meerkat that was riding around on the warthog ????

That buffalo must have had a baaaaaaad attitude...

2006 Wolf and Moose in Alaska...

Shot the wolf about 5 in the afternoon, the shot woke up a bull moose that had been laying down in the spruce trees about 400 yards away.....he should have stayed in bed. .338 Winchester Mag, 225 grain Swift A Frame.

Michael

Them meese are big animals.

This is the pic I had a guy shoot in camp after I took that javelina. Quite the runt compared to that warthog, or that big Texas boar, but he's big for a Javelina. They're small enough that a .357 is a good caliber and they're blind enough that you can get within pistol range pretty easy if you come from down wind and don't make much noise. Gun is a 4" Rossi M971. Nope, not a Smith and Wesson and yet it STILL did the job. Imagine that.

Here's the little ladys first deer. She took him with a .357 at 80 yards ! The best part, I could see it all happen from my stand!