Hunting Pictures

Quite a bit of my hunting at home is done with dogs. Moatly after rabbits and foxes, and one reasaon is that they're seldom behind the seat, unloaded, as seems to be the case witrh a rifle every time I put up a fox while working.

Now let's see if this works....





Note that the fox in the latter picture was killed by me. I do not expect my terrier to do that.

This next pic was taken in the South Island of New Zealand, not all that far from Fox Glacier. Not a big head, but I earned it the hard way.


Regards.......... Peter

COOCH, nice pics, what firearm(s) are you using?

NCsmitty

smitty.

The rifle for the Chamois hunt was a Remington in .260Rem. Lovely, light little thing.

I generally don't carry a rifle when running the dogs, but my normal fox calibre is either .22/250 or 12 guage.

Cheers......... Peter

Taken with an Encore handgun in 460 S&W Magnum.

28 Gauge Baptism Day

Best Lab I'll ever have the privilege of knowing (and she always forgives my mistakes, tho I get "The Look" now & again) . . .

After the goose hunt. Gun, Revelation 310 (Mossberg 500)



After the duck hunt Gun, Felix Sarasqueta y Cia of Eibar, Spain.

Top is a deer killed in 88. Gun is a Remington M722 in .257 Roberts. Middle is a buddy and his boat with a redhead out on Matagorda Island at Panther Point. The bottom is after an afternoon dove hunt. Gun is a Winchester M1400 12 gauge auto.



Dove hunt last year and I'm 20 years older. I'll be on my way to Waco again in a few weeks.

Gun is a Remington Spartan 20 gauge coach gun. My buddy is holding a Mossberg 835 in 12 gauge. I out shot him, but that's no big feat. LOL Just sorta sweet since he'd been making sport of my little 20 gauge, like, "But, Jack, where are the corks that go in the muzzle?"

Doe taken year before last, neck shot at forty yards on the run with 870, in Northeast Ohio.
I'm not in the picture since I was the cameraman.

these are from last seasons setup just before opening day.

to the left of the blind



in front





behind, if you look close enough you can see my oldest


the youngest

My youngest son and I went out hunting last year and landed this bad boy along the river. I was hunting with my brother and brother in law. Some good times there.

m first pig with knife

I got a craving for some venison one day a few seasons ago. So I took this doe for table meat with one shot from a Savage 243 at just over 200 yds.

That is more of man than I will ever be great pic^^

That is more of man than I will ever be great pic^^

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I had to post it, a few years ago I got it via email. The title was "How can you tell if someone in the Upper Penisula has been charged with a DUI?"

Two little piggies I killed with one shot:


A little while later, more pigs (a lot more) came to the feeder...


My one and only turkey (I edited myself out of the photo):


And this is one of my favorites, even though I didn't see any deer that day. Sunrise, taken from a hunting blind.

These are my two hunting companions - Squirrel and coon dogs - although they will tree anything that has fur and will climb.

Last season on a daytime coon - the brindle one was just a baby pup then...



Here they are in the "penthouse" waiting for this season to get here.

Sorry I like to sleep while hunting.

My youngest son's first deer, taken last year. Associated story is here.

WOW! Looks like a lot of you guys had fun!

Had? It's a new season upon us!

Here is some of my successes








My buddies first buck i guided him to