Huntin Podnuhs..

[DanielB89]

man, I am enjoying this!

[tomsm44]

I hunt a lot with my dad and brother, and occasionally my wife, but all of my stories and pictures with them will have bang sticks or wheelies in them.  I have had a couple of adventures with these tagalongs.  Mostly stump shooting where trad gear is concerned, but I've had them sit a few evenings with me.  

[Rob W.]

[Rob W.]

And both my boys!

[tomsm44]

I wouldn't drink that water if I were you.

[deerhunter_w]

My hunting partner was the one that got me started in traditional. I love hunting with my kids also but can't post pictures because most are with a gun or compound.

Here is a picture I took this evening while bare shaft tunning his new stickflinger.

 

[KSCATTRAPR]

My old man on a day both of us will never forget.



And my soon to be hunting buddy. Just counting down the days until I can take him out.

[Crittergetter]

I always stop at these when I scroll thru my pics. Makes me smile on the inside as well as the outside. I don't do much blind hunting but I will every chance i get if they wanna come along!
She did our face paint this day! Love it!      she's the crazy one!    

[CoachBGriff]

I hunt a lot with my dad and best friend who are still dark-side guys, BUT this guy has taken quite an interest in real bows and arrows!  

He's 2, so hopefully he will soon be my hunting partner!

[KSshrewman]

the trad years with huckbuck are piling up...

[STEVE R.]

[STEVE R.]

All I can say shooting at a hog running through a sapling thicket is trickey buisness. But if you don't loose the arrow you wont hit anything. Now that being said, pay back can be hell.

[STEVE R.]

[goingoldskool]

My bear hunting buddy Al.


Al's son Philip.

[Warden609]

These are my best hunting buddies!

[DanielB89]

Originally posted by crittergetter:
I always stop at these when I scroll thru my pics. Makes me smile on the inside as well as the outside. I don't do much blind hunting but I will every chance i get if they wanna come along!
She did our face paint this day! Love it!        she's the crazy one!        

Randy,

I could tell those girls think you hung the moon.  I enjoyed watching them pester you all the time! (haha!!!)   I was wondering when you were going to post that pic.

[DanielB89]

Originally posted by STEVE R.:
All I can say shooting at a hog running through a sapling thicket is trickey buisness. But if you don't loose the arrow you wont hit anything. Now that being said, pay back can be hell.

I'll definitely be watching my back side to make sure you are snapping a pic to return the favor!  I have to find a way to pick on you because you always kill more than me!  HAHA!!!

[BelegStrongbow]

Originally posted by CRM_95:
 

Originally posted by Michael Arnette:
 

Originally posted by CRM_95:
Haha I've got a few good ones, but they all involve hunting equipment other than trad gear since I'm a newbie. Looking forward to some of these pics though. This should be a good thread!!

You know you could get creative with photoshop or paint       [/b]

True!! Here's a story for y'all, and since there's no bows in the pic maybe I won't get in trouble. We all know things can happen shooting at animals, and I promise me and my buddy are both normally better shots than this.

October 2014 found us close to the border on a day lease in deep south Tx. The first evening of the hunt I'm brushed in at a great spot along a sendero in a pop up. Temp is in the mid 90's and I'm sweating my tail off. The sun is going down and I can see shadows in front of me in the sendero on the white sand. After a minute or two, I can tell the shadows are getting closer...then I can hear something breathing. I peak through the corner of the blind and see a decent buck coming, and he's in full velvet. My mind is made up. He's going to cross broadside at about 10 yards. I come to full draw and he steps into the sendero, but starts walking away quartering hard. By the time I get on him, he's at about 20 yards. He stops, I put it a little further back to compensate for the angle, and let the arrow fly. I watch in horror as my arrow sinks up, pretty much right in his butt....he takes of and I'm cussing thinking about how I just botched this. I give it about an hour and decide to go look, when much to my surprise I find the best blood trail of my hunting career. I got lucky and hit his femoral artery, and he was down in 40 yards. I was however, the "butt" of some jokes...note where the arrow is in the pic!!

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HAHAHAHA it is 3am here and I just woke my wife up laughing so hard at this photo and the last line of your post. I should note I am in the office and she is in bed. I wish I knew you friend, as I don't think I could ever let you live that one down, it's too funny.

[DanielB89]

Anyone else?

Where's A good story from Charlie Lamb when you need it?

[Adirondackman]