Random bowhunting picture thread!!!

[Kenneth]

Wow, some amazing pics on here!!  I'll share a couple of me last spring.  It was my first year chasing gobblers with a bow and the first time I carried a camera while hunting.  A camera will now be part of my essential gear.



Pic of me after a big tom came within a few yards and I got busted trying to draw.


My foot where I was and my bow where he came up strutting and never made a sound till he was in my face!


I stopped and thanked my Dad for everything.

[Kenneth]

Practicing in my yard.

   



 

I get lucky once in a while.    
 

[Kenneth]

[Sheepshooter]

Great! Keep them coming.

[Missouri CK]

Ryan,

Those are some great pics.  

Sheepshooter...

I've looked at several of your pictures and said that is a place I want to see before I'm gone.

Nice work!

[cacciatore]

Sorry to hear about your Dad Kenneth,take him with you when hunting.Good Bless.

[NC BowBender]

Great photos Kenneth. Thanks for sharing your memories

[KentuckyTJ]

 

[Over&Under]

Pictures are worth way more than a thousand words Tom.

I like those last two!

[Kenneth]

Thanks Felix and Mike!  My Dad wasn't a bowhunter but he loved to hunt and started taking me out chasing squirrels with him about as soon as I could walk.

My uncle owns the cemetary and all the land around it that I was chasing the turkeys on.  I always park at the cemetary so I can pay my respects before and after the hunt.

[nc recurveman]

hardwaymike those dogs are plotts the one in the foreground is a plott/redtick it looks like. That breed is the pinnacle of a "tree" dog. I have followed dogs like that a sad mile bear hunting.

[Nathan Killen]

I LOVE this thread !

[Rick Wiltshire]

Idaho cook tent.

[JimB]

[JimB]

[JimB]

Moose track.

[JimB]

Favorite bear rub tree,the curved one.Must fit the back well.

[JimB]

View from the blind.

[JimB]

Bear handywork.

[JimB]

The story of my life-bedded 50 yds from the blind.