Sunday Pic of the Day

[rwc101]

According to IDFG, that is the number killer of forest grouse.

I wish. She doesn't pull her weight at all.

 

[Chad Gus]

...go on.

An old doe that caught my scent and stomped and snorted but didn't run away. Found 2 sheds while tracking her as well.

 

[Seeleylakehunter]

Nose to the ground searching for what ever floats his boat.

 

[Little Big Man MT Chris]

The start of the morning Blacktail Hunt.....

 

[Huntkook]

Is this what they call a rock face. South of Glenrock, Wy.

 

[Chad Gus]

A first for me, bowhunting in shorts and crocs in November, in Wisconsin

 

[Gellar]

Bringing the herd home for winter from the pasture.

 

[MTLabrador]

Someone else thought this was a good place to hunt elk.

 

[Gellar]

Someone else thought this was a good place to hunt elk.
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I have so many pictures of old cabins from the Mexican border all the way to the Yukon river. There is just something about them that makes me stop, take a picture, and imagine myself 100 or 200 years ago living in that tiny little cabin.

 

[mdeerjunkie]

Colorado sure has some beautiful country.

 

[Threedognight]

Before the storm hit the jays were all feeding. Steller’s Jay, Blue Jay, and a Pinyon Jay.

 

[Seeleylakehunter]

the wife got it done last night. 150 yards free hand heart shot. 3rd year hunting.

 

[MTPUBLICLAND]

 

[520 Road Sow]

 

[geetar]

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That’s some serious elevation and windage on that Texas heart shot.

 

[geetar]

Hanging around the house cooking breakfast for the wife on her birthday weekend.

 

[Laszlo Cravensworth]

Last leg of the journey is looking a little miserable.

 

[520 Road Sow]

That’s some serious elevation and windage on that Texas heart shot.

Had the shakes.......

 

[Western Traveler1]

I have so many pictures of old cabins from the Mexican border all the way to the Yukon river. There is just something about them that makes me stop, take a picture, and imagine myself 100 or 200 years ago living in that tiny little cabin.

I always ponder the old homesteads and cabins I run across. I inevitably think “These folks were a lot tougher than I am!”

 

[rwc101]