Elk For Nebraska

10 August 2003, 15:52

Outdoor Writer

Elk For Nebraska

Here ya go. [Smile]

-TONY

10 August 2003, 16:16

Dave James

WHOA!!!!

10 August 2003, 17:06

sakofan

Now thats worth going to Nebraska to get!! [Eek!]

Thanks Tony..sakofan..

10 August 2003, 17:41

Nebraska

Thanks for posting that great pic! I'm very picky/critical when it comes to wildlife art but Browning has done a terrific job selecting the wildlife scenes on their safes and that elk is definitely my favorite version!

11 August 2003, 00:30

Outdoor Writer

Nebraska,

That photo above isn't the same one that was used for the Browning safe drawing; it's not even the same elk. [Wink]

I won't have time today to look for the Browning one, but will look manana. There's another one below to keep you happy, though.

Sakofan,

The elk wasn't in Nebraska. Note one of the member's handles here. He asked about an elk photo in another thread going on in the African Hunting section. I figured posting it here would be more appropriate. -TONY

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11 August 2003, 01:08

kk

Tony:

Did you ever host a steenking peeg hunt?

Of course, there could be several Tonys from Arizona that are outdoor writers.

kk

11 August 2003, 01:32

Outdoor Writer

KK,

Dead on. In fact, I posted a message in the thread about names here to you, but this type message board system ain't too hot at letting members know they have messages addressed to them. That's why I rarely hang around them too long.

And you could have looked at the copyright notice on the photos! [Roll Eyes]

Anyway, here's what I said:

KK,

First name doesn't happen to begin with Ker and last name with Knu, do they?

If so, we go back a long way. Think Outdoors Forum! -TONY

And we're still going at ALL HUNTING.COM -TONY

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11 August 2003, 02:30

kk

Tony:

Bingo.

A long way, indeed. Lots of water under the bridge. I'll drop by All Hunting. Let's see about catching up.

kk

11 August 2003, 02:33

kk

quote:
Originally posted by Outdoor Writer:
[QB]KK,

...And you could have looked at the copyright notice on the photos!

/QB]

You don't make fun of my old eyes; I don't make fun of yours. [Cool]

kk

11 August 2003, 02:45

Outdoor Writer

quote:
I'll drop by All Hunting. Let's see about catching up.

Indeed. It's been a bit slow around there lately because I've been working avidly to get a book done and to the printers. That happened Thurs. So we'll be picking it up a bit.

Joe R. programmed the software we use there, and it's pretty slick. Lots of features, but the best ones are that you read only the NEW messages you haven't seen before and you also know when a message is addressed directly to you. IOW, it's about like the old CIS software with lots of improvements, including the ability to add images, links, etc.

Plus, we have image galleries where any member can upload pertinent photos to. As a recent improvement to that, we just created a drop down that automatically shows any user name that adds an image. A click on that name goes to the photos only they uploaded.

So when you join, snoop around a bit because it takes a while to get accustomed to the surroundings and furniture. -TONY

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11 August 2003, 03:50

Outdoor Writer

Sakofan,

These are the messages from the African Hunting section in the thread "Shoulder shots" that prompted this thread here. -TONY

From me to JJ,
Hmmm, regardless if you have a "pencil original" or not, the issue is who had the original original. The Robertson stuff appears to be photos, and every EXACT detail of the kudu in those photos are combined somewhat in the "pencil original" your guy did.

Heck, as you well know, anyone can make a pencil drawing from any other artwork, and since the Robertson ones include the background, my guess is those are the originals. Maybe your artist also owned the photos????

The photo at the bottom shows one of Browning's gun safes. The elk is an etching from one of my photos that appeared a couple years ago as a full-page in the NRA's AMERICAN HUNTER magazine. BUT..the well-known artist who did the pen/ink drawing and then the etching, respects copyright laws. Thus, he contacted me BEFOREHAND and paid me a fee to use it -- with my blessings, of course.

As someone very attuned to copyright issues because it's a big consideration in my full-time business, I like to make others aware of potential problems.

Take it for what it's worth. -TONY

From Nebraska,

Outdoor Writer -

I'd love to see that photo if you still have it. That's one beautiful elk!!!

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I was a patriot before 9/11!!!

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12 August 2003, 00:55

Outdoor Writer

KK,

Forgot to mention that another old friend of yours now manages our SPEAK OUT forum. His initials are BT, and he goes by the handle, First Shirt. -TONY

12 August 2003, 00:56

Outdoor Writer

Nebraska,

Found the photo below on my hard drive. This is the same elk that was in the photo used for the art on the Browning safe. Enjoy! [Smile]

-TONY

12 August 2003, 05:16

kk

quote:
Originally posted by Outdoor Writer:
KK,

Forgot to mention that another old friend of yours now manages our SPEAK OUT forum. His initials are BT, and he goes by the handle, First Shirt. -TONY

Not Br***!

I'dda thought he'd be wearing a white jacket with long sleeves by now. Is he locking out everybody with an IQ over 40?

kk

12 August 2003, 06:38

Nebraska

Those are some beautiful animals...and great quality pics!!

12 August 2003, 14:11

Outdoor Writer

KK,

Nah. In fact he's doing a decent job. It's a great forum for you and him to beat on each other, too. About any topic is ripe for discussion there. Besides, he probaly misses ya! [Roll Eyes]

-TONY

12 August 2003, 14:14

Outdoor Writer

Nebraska,

Here's the biggest bull, at least by point count, that I ever photographed. I think he was either an 8x8 or 8x9. -TONY

12 August 2003, 14:15

Outdoor Writer

Here's another of the "safe" elk. -TONY