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Zee wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2024 6:24 pm That’s something I’ve never shot. A Peacock!

I will save some for you..

Nice Alec

Zee wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2024 6:24 pm That’s something I’ve never shot. A Peacock!

Use your frequent flier miles

Finally getting some food plot work done, very wet spring and summer, red and white clover

Fueling up the minions with street tacos mane from Texas pork and venison

On Sunday I finally saw the groundhog where I cut the brush down. I put one through the boiler room and this time he ran for the hole...... where he stood... and waited. He started swaying and I thought, "He's going to die right there."

He finally went down the hole and I thought, "Finally! I wouldn't have to get rid of the carcass."

Tonight I come home and see three buzzards behind the house. That MFer came out of the hole to die. He was a good sized GH. I doubt a possum could pull him out of the hole. Hopefully the buzzards are hungry and eat most of it.....

I have found this humorous

:rimshot:

Dove season is upon us. I’m running my late friends .20ga Ruger Red Label he left me, in honor of him.

That is some nice wood on a nice gun, cousin has one too, it is a grouse slayer.

First day of bow season. Waaaaay too hot.

Zee wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2024 6:24 pm That’s something I’ve never shot. A Peacock!

Lived near someone that has a few peacocks. I WANTED to shoot some

Ha!

From my scouting trip and sight-in confirmation. PSA KS-47 in 7.62x39 with a Primary Arms 3-9x40

Saw him opening morning.

https://youtu.be/mPDoc5SQnUQ?si=TmiW6_XlK6C_4kdj

Hanging with my French Model and Concubine in NM.

I am confused, Jay is a french model AND a concubine, or the other dude is the concubine

Chiro1989 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 08, 2024 4:10 am I am confused, Jay is a french model AND a concubine, or the other dude is the concubine

Keith is my Concubine.

I kept looking for the ACME anvil and coyote in rocket skates

Cool pics!

I saw one of them running across the golf course with a snake in their mouth.

Took three years, but I drew a Colorado pronghorn tag this year. Spent the weekend in Eastern Colorado with my dad. Doing something we both enjoy. This was the trip I put the 6.5-06 together for. Finally settled on a load pushing a 129gr InterLock at 3150 fps and set myself up for a shot to almost 300yards without having to worry about hold over. I'm glad I did that as well were told to be prepared for 400+ yard shots shortly before we headed out to Colorado. Spent the first day sneaking around harvested corn fields, started winter wheat fields, and crawling down farm roads, and shallow ditches and shrubbery patches without any success. Combination of flat country, poor wind conditions, and small 4 legged predators made things difficult. Morning of day two worked out much better resulting in my furthest shot on game. My previous longest intentional shot on game was my last Pronghorn hunt with a 250 yard shot using a .30-06. I would prefer to get closer but hunting open fields isn't ideal for that. The outfitter called it out as 406 yards and I held over what looked like the correct amount based on my drop chart and let fly. One and done and delicious meat in the freezer.
Not the longest horns, but of the three heads I have it is by far the most mass below the cutters. Old animal for sure, and to me that is a better trophy than something young with really long but thin horns.

Nicely done! Congrats..Hunted out east for pronghorn many years ago, still looks the same

This was my third pronghorn trip. First trip was to Wyoming and last trip was more central Colorado. Wyoming was the only trip that was not through an outfitter. Hopefully some day I can make another pronghorn trip. Maybe put together a 6mm-06 for that one??