Bragging rights, hunting/fishing pics

[johnnyh75]

CONGRATS VERY NICE

[theduracellbigd]

Caught this Friday off or the coast of San Clemente
She was in 70 feet of water and fell to a live Sardine.

nice fish, what was weight?

[CartridgeCalls]

Wish I could figure out how to post pics of my moose and caribou.

[tsmithson]

CA archery area closed so off to fill the freezer with some RockCod.
Nice Big Red Snapper.

[BillyGoatMachine]

Got my biggest Elk to date and probably for the rest of my life... NE Oregon

[bigbossman]

Wish I could figure out how to post pics of my moose and caribou.

Upload pic to here:

https://postimages.org/

Copy "direct link", and insert the copied link in you post.

[1911man]

[deckhandmike]

Got my biggest Elk to date and probably for the rest of my life... NE Oregon

[hombresg33]

Maine black bear, 220lb live weight, 185 dressed weight.

[CABilly]

That snow storm was all it took to get my first buck on my first trip this year. Well, also 7 seasons of no success, lots of disappointment, doubt, miles and miles and sleepless cold nights, and the help of some great friends. Public land bucks really do exist!

[FJ40 CRUZR]

That snow storm was all it took to get my first buck on my first trip this year. Well, also 7 seasons of no success, lots of disappointment, doubt, miles and miles and sleepless cold nights, and the help of some great friends. Public land bucks really do exist!

[FatCity67]

That snow storm was all it took to get my first buck on my first trip this year. Well, also 7 seasons of no success, lots of disappointment, doubt, miles and miles and sleepless cold nights, and the help of some great friends. Public land bucks really do exist!

Nice Billy, yes they do with lots of hard work usually.

[Intimid8tor]

First muley buck of the season. A little bit of a cheater as I recently got permission to hunt a farm that borders BLM. I was out a few days ago and saw tracks on a road separating BLM from an alfalfa field. I set up in the alfalfa field being a set of pivot wheels. He walked in and finally turned broadside at 50 yards. This is a shortrange weapons unit so I took him with a savage 220 20ga bolt shotgun.

May be the biggest bodied deer I've taken. I'm thinking small antler growth due to a combination of things, including drought. And, a huge amount of fat on him.









Couldn't even get it fully off the ground using 8' ladders and a 4x4.

[BillyGoatMachine]

A rock outcropping about 100y away made it possible..And thanks!!

[duckman1]