Just got back.

Had a great time and have to close my eyes for a while before putting hay away in the  Hay mow.

Again, didn't shoot all of em In fact I probably shot at 1 out of every 8 or ten shooters. There are a lot of little ones too so hope fully next year or in 2 years they will be there for the kids.


I managed top break all of my arrows today. Found my hex blunt inside a frog head so that was a plus.  Thanks to ken for loaning me a few.
Most of the frogs were in the tree and in the woods. Tough to get but if you stay in one spot long enough 5 or 8 come hopping right at you all at once.

Jamie quit being modest, your arrows are gold. I have to glue some nocks back on them and they will again be good to go.

Perhaps Chris will chime in later about his incredible kayak stalk and shot he made on a large frog.

heres Charlie again.

after a bank trip AGAIN!

Assuming you only eat the back legs...it must take about 10 per person to provide the "meat" portion of a meal???

Out of curiousity, I went to youtube to look up "preparing frog legs"...there are a lot of videos out there on that topic.

the kayak kid!

Nice pics Ken.  However you show a video where I not only have terrible form but I also miss a frog in the process.

I did however hit the branch the frog was sitting on.  

Well..... Maybe I DO work to much,

But Kenny, You have WAY TOO MUCH time on your hands!!!!!

I envy you My Brother!!!!!!!!!!  

LOL!!!!!! don't worry brother i'm heading in to another 60 hour work week! try to fit all i can in to the weekends and there is never enough time.

Great Pictures. Looks like a ton of fun. I hear ya on the work week.

60 Hours      You'll have a heck of a time with all them frog legs in ya      

looks like we will make one more hunt there in a couple weeks, anyone interested?

Ken
Keep the 17th open.  Next MHTA meeting is at Jeff Vadney's.

Were there some Trophy Skeeters there too?? Looks Great for Both!!     Looks and Sounds like Great Fun!!!     Way to Go Guys!! Thank You for Sharing!!