rtraverdavis
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Grip and Grin Pictures I don't really care for.....
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Steelsearchin
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ChaseH6883
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My brother and buddy used to think I was weird when I made an effort to pose tasteful and well done photos of game. They understood after seeing the results though. I’m no pro but I’ve picked up enough tips for taking quality game photos to make them much better than most.
Nick87
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Does this count for this thread...
VikingsGuy
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Just saw this . . .
rjthehunter
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I have a buddy who does that every year. It's makes me laugh out loud every time! I actually enjoy those pics!
Is there something off to the right in this picture?
Carl 9.3x62
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Stupid sheep pose
Pucky Freak
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Yeah, for sure. Although that impish grin kind of makes up for it. Whether we admit it or not, we ALL went through that phase as kids. The 60-yr-old doing it also still lives in his mom’s basement.
Pucky Freak
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You’re welcome 
Nick87
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Just the hind end of another deer. Nothing to brag about. Believe me.
The memory of that hunt with Dad is burned in to his memory for ever !!!
Straight Arrow
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Goofy pic, but great memory.
Caseknife
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That photo really shows the symmetric curl of that ram.
Straight Arrow
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Maybe an omen of what's to come a decade later ... as this kid took first in a fast go and then third in the average for steer wrestling (bull dogging) at the competitive recent Pendleton Roundup Rodeo.
We’ve all been doing it wrong all these years. (Is this a young Roger Raglin?)
The dumbest. The Mexicans love it. Hard to find a desert sheep pic without that pose.
BrentD
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That might be a dumb pose, but it's a heck of a nice sheep.
It certainly is
