Landscapes (pics)

[Salmonchaser]

Montana from 34000 feet

 

[kimbertracks]

Beautiful but cold morning at Keyhole Reservoir! Letting the dog get out and have some fun!

 

[OntarioHunter]

Had to replace the tailpipe on my Jimmy so didn't get out to hunt birds till last hour of shooting. One shot = one dead rooster. Not as cold as it looks. About 28 degrees F. No wind so not bad. Better than the +/- 1 degree F I've been putting up with.

 

[Brute]

Steens Mt. Gunsite SE Oregon

 

[elkduds]

On private ground along Hwy 9, Colorado. 2 days before rifle season.

 

[Rack Daniels]

Screw it, steal it, write your name on it and get filthy rich. I’m too lazy to put my name on it like mtmiller taught me I snapped this photo while it flew right in front of my face. I took one photo, and couldn’t believe my eyes when i saw what I captured…..

 

[mdcrossbow]

Colorado creek painting

 

[antler_master]

These aren't hunting pics, but since big-game hunting was a bust for me this year this is what I have. I'm hoping to go hunting with the camera soon, but until then .....
Smith Rock near Terrebonne, OR
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beautiful!

 

[antler_master]

so beautiful! i love photography!

 

[antler_master]

Great pics! Thanks for sharing.

i agree

 

[nastynate]

Got about 8" of fresh snow today so posting an sunnier pic from a fishing trip....

 

[mdcrossbow]

A photo I took at the Grand Canyon, started a detailed pen&ink as a study for a future painting.

 

[mdcrossbow]

Here is one for you Mule Deer hunters.

 

[Trailsend]

 

[Irrelevant]

 

[CorkyM]

Carbon County Pennsylvania along the Broad Mountain……..I hunt here since 1969.

 

[CorkyM]

Up on the farm, eastern Pa.

 

[CorkyM]

One more looking towards the mountain

 

[CorkyM]

New one, state game lands #235, Franklin County Pennsylvania. Fairly good pheasant hunting when the state stocks birds, especially if you have a dog. The blue mountain in the distance. Rabbits are here too. There is also this old homestead from the late 1700 ‘s or early 1800’s, at a place called Fort McCord. All that is left is a stone wall that was the barn. The pond is a spring where they got their water. And a little creek runs through it. See the historical marker in the next post.

 

[CorkyM]