Pictures, for the sake of pictures

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14 February 2010, 06:55

Pegleg

Pictures, for the sake of pictures

The only easy day is yesterday!

14 February 2010, 15:03

Saeed

I have a few photos of falcons hunting, and will do an album when I get a chance.

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14 February 2010, 21:40

RaySendero

My Favorite Desktop Background Pic:

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16 February 2010, 02:47

The Specialist

Hold on ... you can't post a picture like that and not tell at least a bit of the story.

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21 February 2010, 19:42

Wink

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05 March 2010, 19:28

Pegleg

The only easy day is yesterday!

06 March 2010, 05:39

collector

Hanging out in the Bering Sea....looking for Eiders !!!

17 June 2010, 01:26

Greg Brownlee

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17 June 2010, 08:18

larryshores

Greg:

What is the story on the first one?

17 June 2010, 21:02

CBNHNTR

The boardwalk in P.E.

Cheatah sanctuary close to Addo

Neat Picture

21 June 2010, 09:19

Greg Brownlee

quote:
Originally posted by larryshores:
Greg:

What is the story on the first one?

Larry,

Wish I knew, we stumbled upon this skull in the side of a washed out creek one day hunting over there. I was in RSA on a 75000 acre ranch at the time that (that portion) had been in the family for 4 generations and no one they knew of died on the place. Could have been there for a long time, or could have washed down the creek some time ago and the recent rains could have resurfaced it.

22 June 2010, 00:31

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22 June 2010, 05:05

tr 405

GREAT PHOTOS thanks for sharing!!!

22 June 2010, 19:29

Atmarulahunt

quote:
Originally posted by Philip A.:
Someone suggested that we start a thread showing pictures that we like for the sake of the picture... Kind of "Let's see what can come out of the camera".

Here is the one that gave him the idea, plus a couple more that I like.

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Elephant pond in Karamoja

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16 August 2010, 22:09

ledvm

quote:
Elephant pond in Karamoja

Philip,

I think this is the same pond.

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18 August 2010, 07:39

Geedubya

Let's see, here are a few readily available, just for the sake of it.

Best
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18 August 2010, 13:37

mouse93

Italy - San Martino di Castrozza

Austria - Schladming

Dead nature

Tse-Tse Fly trap

Zim Caterpillar (one of)

On the way

Dead nature

Back from the hill

Autumn

18 August 2010, 17:05

Caracal

Newzealand

Scotland

Southafrica

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18 August 2010, 18:28

Geedubya

Nice stuff guys.
Caracal, that New Zealand shot would be worth the price of admission.
GWB

19 August 2010, 12:11

Caracal

quote:
Originally posted by Geedubya:
Nice stuff guys.
Caracal, that New Zealand shot would be worth the price of admission.
GWB

Thx!
I can tell you walking up there was hard and i wasn't even close to the thar bulls.

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19 August 2010, 12:52

muzza

Heres a North Island of New Zealand pic

A Boy , a bunny and a bipod

Another bit of the North island

and a bit of the South Island - with tahr

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19 August 2010, 17:08

Geedubya

Muzza,
Amazing photo of you (I would guess) and your trophy. Have you told the story about your "hunt" of that Tahr on any of the fourms here?
GWB

20 August 2010, 13:07

muzza

Actually a very good friend of mine and his tahr,( his first and only ) taken on foot , shot up high in an ice chute , left out overnight cos it was too dark and dangerous to retrieve at the time , then hauled off the mountain next morning in drifting fog down to the riverbed below .

Not much of a story really ....

That is my son and heir with the suppressed Marlin and the rabbit - one shot at approx 160 yards at that same downhill angle - using standard velocity loads.

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20 August 2010, 18:06

Geedubya

Sounds like the making's of a pretty good story to me. Still a mighty fin picture.

I have two sons, the oldest loves to hunt with me, the youngest, not so much.
Here is my oldest, Glenn III,named after his grandfather with the buck he killed last season.
It was killed the eve of December 26. Glenn decided it was a pretty good Christmas present.
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21 August 2010, 19:59

ledvm

Me (right) and a buddy packing in an elk.

27 August 2010, 00:19

matt u

end of a good day

27 August 2010, 00:25

matt u

start of another good day!

21 September 2010, 11:47

partsman

"The problem with the gene pool is there is no lifeguard"

22 September 2010, 08:51

cjw

Here are a couple more

A loon taken at a small lake in Michigan

I've enjoyed seeing all of the other pictures.

29 September 2010, 00:04

matt u

welcome sight after long travel

29 September 2010, 01:13

rcamuglia

Great pics and thread!

29 September 2010, 01:39

rcamuglia

29 September 2010, 08:22

L. David Keith

Me with my buddy Miller

My clients huge Blue

The number one Nyala

My custom duck call (ebony and African blackwood) made by Bob Wiseman

17 November 2010, 23:01

Reiter

The 3 South American fellas

22 December 2010, 11:13

Wink

I was at the American Cemetery on Omaha Beach last summer and took some photos:

Below is the museum at the cemetery.

The 1st Infantry Division monument is just below the cemetery in the draw going down to the beach. There are 627 names of D-Day KIA engraved on the monument

Often overlooked on a Normandy visit is the D-Day Memorial at Caen. It is an excellent museum of Operation Overlord, probably the best. The architecture of the building is monolithic, representing the "Atlantic Wall" and the entrance represents the breach in the wall.