good little piggy.

Rodney~

Way to go!!! Excellent Bird! Nice shootin', and congratulations!

Little feather, nice pic!

better hold the pig´s rigth leg hard, because a kick there ....uuuuu must hurt a lot!!!hahahahha

Pedro

Pretty Bird, Congrats. Great shot.

Patric. That is an accomplishment! What county did you get him in?

Been trying that for years without the use of a blind. Never got one with a bow...yet.

Tedd

It was a great evening to be out, a buddy has been having trouble nailing down a dandy bear and invited me to come help out. These two little guys came out early, I think they were litter mates, both were only around a hundred pounds so I just watched the show and took pics from 16 or 18 steps away. They worked over a poor anthill for twenty minutes.
   
Don't get no better that that      

Sweet Doug!  Your doin better than I am.  I've only seen 1 Bear and it was a Griz.  Wished I had a tag for him in my pocket.  Been getting lots of good exercise on the mountain bike and hiking.  Starting to see lots of tracks too finally. Good luck nailin down that bear.  Boy it sure is green over there. Looks like we are a few weeks behind.

Here's what I've been up to the past few weeks.  Mostly just seeing some nice country and gettin some good exercise.  Have only seen one bear so far and it was a Griz.  I watched him for 15 mins or more from 400 yards.  Would have made a great stalk.  Took a pic but it's not worth a darn with out some serious enhancement. Here it is anyway (see if you can guess which blob is Mr. Griz), and some other scenic pics etc.

 

Scenery:

 

 

 

 

 

Been seeing lots of these lately on the logging roads the last few days.  It's just starting to
green up around here.  And things are just starting to rock and roll I think.

Great pics Randy, been meaning to call but haven't got in the house before late since the rock huntin trip. You been up to Mystic yet?

Nice pics guys, keep em coming!    

Hey Curtis, give that bacon six months on table scraps and he should be ready to make a few scraps himself   :eek:

Some more Aussie Goats . I got these 2 today . Top one was a 15 yard shot down hill , the 2nd was a 20 yard shot also a Steep downhill shot


 Bow is a Bear Grizzly 55# @ 28 , POC shafts and a Tusker Javelin Head       It was a hard hunt today with the wind swirling everywhere . Seemed like evrtime I got near a Goat the wind changed . But I perservered and came out on Top in the land Down Under    :cool:    

Nice skins Coachy,
Where in OZ are you ?

I am in New South Wales in a small town called Gulgong .

Here is a picture of Bob Peca's Black bear that he took last night. He was hunting out of Prince William Sound, Valdez Alaska. He was using one of my Black Widow SAX recurves, GT 5575's and Snuffer heads. Short 30 yard blood trail! Actually dropped right in front of them. Too cool, now I just hope he has those pepperoni sticks made again this year!

Ho, you guys are getting some serious game                  

Today I was hunting for pigs, in the ironwood forests on top of the ridges

 

 

My ambush natural blind    overlooking a big trail

Mike Mitchum and I went over to my hot spot in SC for a Mother's Day weekend pig hunt...we took 4 of them.

Before anyone gets on us about our Mom's and why we were off hunting...they were off on girlie girl trips with their sisters and such, and left us men to our own devices that weekend...so we didn't abandon any responsibilities!!!!!!!!!!!

Here's my ugly mug waiting for the camera to click taken yesterday as I was heading back down from a trip into my hunting camp to see how well it survived the winter. I was looking for grizz as the area is infested with them. They hang out on the hills this time of year. Its also a trophy area for Dall sheep. You can usually spot them from where this picture was taken after a bit more snow leaves. There is a caribou herd that calls the area home and a moose or two to be had.

   


This looking down the drainage from that spot. Thats the Tanana river valley.

 


This one is looking up the drainage towards the place where I took the first picture. Almost two miles.

 

Oh, John....you're tuggin' on my heart, buddy! Beautiful!

John,
That is one "STUNNING" photo