Hunting and Fishing Pics---Post them here!

[Tenpoint5]

Muzzle Loader Buck from 08 One of them Corn fed fella's, he's bigger than he looks about 160 laying there.

[FLBentRider]

Nice deer all!

I have some pig hunt pictures around here somewhere, but I am going to have to really dig.

[Caribou]

Hi Danattherock!
What great fishing pics! Those trips you take with your wife must be such great times, I would love to experience something like that someday.

10.5!
Great looking buck!  We don't have anything that heavy around here, we need corn!
Carolyn

[danattherock]

Hi Danattherock!
What great fishing pics! Those trips you take with your wife must be such great times, I would love to experience something like that someday.

Easier to do than it may appear. We do these remote trips every year. If you ever want to take a trip like this, I can tell you everything you would need to know. There is no better way to see the "real" Alaska. Should you ever decide to do a trip like this, just shoot me a PM. Or email [email protected]

Dan

[Caribou]

Hi Danattherock!
What great fishing pics! Those trips you take with your wife must be such great times, I would love to experience something like that someday.

Easier to do than it may appear. We do these remote trips every year. If you ever want to take a trip like this, I can tell you everything you would need to know. There is no better way to see the "real" Alaska. Should you ever decide to do a trip like this, just shoot me a PM. Or email [email protected]

Dan

Dan!
We checked out your Flicker album and enjoyed it very much! :)
Carolyn

[Roadking]

Wifes first turkey in South Carolina



Wifes Antelope 1996 on our friends ranch south of Gillette, Wyoming



We went back the following year and she harvested this Antelope at 275 yards.

[FLBentRider]

I dug up the pics. These are from 12/2001. Yeah, I was a little heavier then.

Gator hunt:



My Pig:

[Ka Honu]

FLBR - After seeing the second photo, I kinda wonder what you were trying to do to that pig before you shot it.  Then again, I probably don't want to know.

[Caribou]

FLBR - After seeing the second photo, I kinda wonder what you were trying to do to that pig before you shot it.  Then again, I probably don't want to know.

Ka Honu!
You are one funny guy!
My hubby and I laughed at the one until we cried! :D
Carolyn

[HCT]

Ka Honu,  I thought the same thing when I saw that pic. Glad I'm not the only sicko. :D :D :D :D :D

[FLBentRider]

FWIW - it got there getting the pig outta the buggy.

I was going to photoshop it out, but then what would you have to snicker about ?

[Caribou]

They're great pics FLBR!
I'm interested in what you did with the gators, and what the wild hog taste like compared to a domesticated one?
Carolyn

[FLBentRider]

Usually sell the hides of the gators for shoes, boots...

The meat... tastes like chicken (NOT) it tastes like gator... breaded and deep fried.

The pig.. it is a much leaner and darker meat than domestic pork. Sort of like venison.

[pensrock]

Funny you mention hogs, the other day my niece was traveling on I-80 which runs right past the back of my property. She said she seen a pig cross the road near where I live. I said WHAT? We do not have wild hogs anywhere near this area. What kind of pig, she said a pink one, you know like porky pig but bigger. Now I do not know whats going on because there are no farms on either side of I-80 at least near where I live so its hard to tell where it came from.  ???
But I have the gun resting near the back door in case little piggie comes wandering in my back yard. ;) Won't take long to get the smoker fired up filled with fresh pork. :)

[FLBentRider]

The (game) laws are kinda funny in FL for pigs

If they are in a game preserve (read state hunting area) - there are seasons, size limits, bag limits, etc.

but on private land, they are considered "livestock" you can dispatch as many as you want with whatever you want whenever you want.

Got Howitzer ?