Trash Hunting!

[fyrfyter43]

Sal's trophy from a NJ hunt last winter:

 

[carparcher]

That's good stuff.  When I lived on 90 acres in Seminole I did some of that.  It never amazed me how the creek (which filled every time it rained) would allow for new "animals" to migrate onto our property.  I did my best to keep populations in check!

[Dick in Seattle]

Received this direct:

Hi Cap'n,

Harvest is over for this year--indeed, I'm just nicely working off
Thanksgiving (Canadian) dinner! I had to keep reminding myself that sitting
behind those combine windows was a necessary evil as I counted yet another
deer/coyote/rabbit/fox bounding out of the safflower mere inches from my
take-up reel as it gobbled up the standing grain.

My last day on the combine I picked up this trophy--see attached pic. In
fairness, my arrow is only for scale, and the vertebrae and body were found
separate from the skull. HOWEVER... In true paleological fashion, I noted
that each part anatomically fit perfectly, indicating that they surely must
have shared origins.

I suspect this specimen confirms our worst fears: there really was a
breeding pair. I hereby resolve to take steps to eradicate the species at
every instance possible... He said, rubbing his hands in glee.

Chris A

 

[MI_Bowhunter]

Hahahahahahaha   That last pic is just too much.        

[allanburden]

Too funny.  Now my belly's hurtin.

[Wyatt Lane]

I just got back form big hunting trip. And where I went ther were alot of bigs I saw aroun..... 30 or 40 and it was just a 2 day hunt. It was the best.