This is a picture that was taken on our place in Hyde. I took my son fishing on Friday and we caught about seventy. Weather turned bad on Saturday so we went on a game drive and put out a few cameras. We saw about twenty deer, over 100 turkeys, five bears, two alligators, tons of waterfowl and one red wolf.

I did not take this picture but it was taken right next to our place three weeks ago.



The Stripers have started their annual Spring migration up the rivers to spawn. The bigger fish will start to show in a few weeks.


I think we got the suburban stuck a total of five or six times. Took this photo after my guide Alex got stuck trying to pull me out. This has been a very cold and wet spring for us. Roads were so bad we had to take the Argo out on Sunday. My arms are still sore today from driving it.

That's a pig of a bear.

Nice pictures.

Mud like that is hard to get through I like the wide tracks on the rescue machine.

I have been struck before I really try and avoid it.

Hey Capt I've been there myself! Got pulled out only to get stuck again at same spot the very next day. rev.

That is one big bear, especially for this early in the year.

Very nice (bear) photo!

What is a red wolf? I've never heard of that creature.

Porker of a bear. Fishing season is heating up. Time to dig out the crappie rods.

Jeremy

What is a red wolf you ask? Do a Google you will see the last remaining 50 or so in the east live around the Capt's area near Scotland Neck, NC. I have hunted deer with Capt. Purvis on his family land hopes were high I would spy one but alas none such luck.

The majority of them are a little further East on our Hyde County farm. I think that there are more like 50 dominant wolfs in this release area and most have their own pack.

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I think that there are more like 50 dominant wolfs that lead a pack.

The DNR fish and wildlife it seems to always underestimate wolves, bear and so called endangered species.

Stalked upon the biggest black bear I’ve seen in these North Georgia woods. We estimated it to be @400 lbs. I had a shot at about 110 yds, but brush in between. The bear and I had already seen each other, so when I shot I think it was deflected. Will try to get him again in October. Stalk hunting black bear is my second favorite hunt only to Red Stag!

Just read a bit about the red wolf. Great recovery story. Be neat to see them on a regular basis.

Jeremy

That is an incredible picture.

Damn.

I think even I could hit a goose amongst THAT flock !!!!

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think even I could hit a goose amongst THAT flock !!!!

Paul, let's not get carried away now :-)