Knobby, Great Pics and Tread. Glad you both scored, nice bucks.

Fantastic.  thanks for sharing and congrats to both on fine animals and a great adventure

Double O, whether in the woods or on the golf course, a guy can't help but look good in a hat like that one.

Real nice guys! Love those pics.

Awesome hunt!  Thanks for taking the time to share this with us.  Steve

Congratulations:)
Thanks for sharing a wonderful scenery!

Ya done good, and made it look easy. Congrats.      

Congrats.  Don't let him give you any grief about the hat.  If it's got MOJO, then go for it.

Good job and great pics. Enjoyed it all.RC

Great pictures! I love Mulie Country, especially the Bighorns!

Hi is that road red grade?  And if you don't mind what is the general location east or west slope

       

Great story and pics!!! Congrats on the deer!!

Congrats Gary.  Boy you sure know how to put the pressure on me.  Looking forward to our elk hunt next week.  Hope we can be just as successful.  Take lots of photos, makes a nice story.

Yahoo for the fellow cheeseheads. Great job - very nice pix - I am truly jealous!

CONGRATS!!!...and thanks for sharing!

Knobby....where'd ya get the hat???

 

Thats my question also Terry. But first..
Way to go guys, two great deer and such a great camp. thank you for sharing the pics.Congratulations to the both of you. Now, Mr.Knobby sir,where'd ya get that hat? Please.

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Thanks for the congrats, plus the compliments on the hat. I wanted a warm weather hat with a short brim on it,and prefer not to wear a baseball cap backwards.
   I don't recall which discount store I found it in, but it's one of those flat caps that you see golfers occassionally wear. It was a light tan in color, which was fine, so I soaked the front and back in green RIT dye, leaving some tan in the middle for contrast. A heavy, black magic marker was used to add the black lines to match my green Predator camo. Simple as that.
  I have, through the years, had some signatures added to it. The first was my son signing and dating it when he killed his first whitetail at age twelve. I've since added some of the more familiar names as I've met the individuals, such as the Wensels, Fred Asbell, Jim Dougherty, etc.. Kind of a nice item to be handed back to my son, someday.
 There you have it; simple and stylish.

The hat is going to have some holes in it next week from my broadheads!!!!  You better not be hollering "FORE" before you shoot next week.
As for the deer, at least wipe off the milk mustache before taking the photo.  Ha
See ya on Sat. THINK ELK