Favorite Picture from Last Year?
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Chris Finch
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a great day with the girlfriend
one of my first dekes
an unhappy puppy because she was left home for this hunt
kali bear looking the wrong way out of the blind
David taking a wake up lap around the dekes
Rob Canady
Member
This is a tough one to pick out... but all hunting pictures are good pictures!
There was a cold front moving through this day which made for some good pictures i thought, the grey weather just makes you think of divers.. of course the day before when it was 65 degrees we killed birds and this day we didnt even see a handful, guess they rode out on the front.
One of the 102 lb monster
There was a cold front moving through this day which made for some good pictures i thought, the grey weather just makes you think of divers.. of course the day before when it was 65 degrees we killed birds and this day we didnt even see a handful, guess they rode out on the front.
One of the 102 lb monster
John Fraser
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I don't have a lot of pictures from last season. But here are a few that I like.
Ben on the Grover towing my boat:
Molly on the marsh:
Me with some of my favorite ducks:
Not duck season (this coming fall will be his first season hunting). But here is Ethan last November:
Ben on the Grover towing my boat:
Molly on the marsh:
Me with some of my favorite ducks:
Not duck season (this coming fall will be his first season hunting). But here is Ethan last November:
Yukon Mike
Well-known member
Great thread! I love to see everyone's hunting pictures. Makes me realize there's a lot of places I want to explore.
Its hard to pick one picture, and although we hunted birds quite a bit in MB last fall, most of my pictures seem to be about deer hunting. It was the first time Mac and I had tried bow hunting and we were both stoked.
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This helped get the blood pumping too. We borrowed a lot of gear off my buddy who I went to school with back in MB. "Come out to the shed and we'll look for a tree stand." he says. You should have seen Mac's eyes when the door went up and he saw all the candy. Someone has spent way too much time chasing deer me thinks.
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We tried to be selective about the birds we shot as we had to eat them all before we left. Grandma laid down the law that no wild meat would be left in her freezer. I had wanted a nice wood duck and got a chance at this guy one morning. I've never shot one this nice.
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MIgratory bird season is actually open right now in the zone North of me, but Mac and I are waiting for Sept 1 to hunt some of our old spots. Our goals this year are to have fun, see some new country, visit old spots, and let the dog do all the work.
Mike
Its hard to pick one picture, and although we hunted birds quite a bit in MB last fall, most of my pictures seem to be about deer hunting. It was the first time Mac and I had tried bow hunting and we were both stoked.
View attachment DSCF8568.jpg
This helped get the blood pumping too. We borrowed a lot of gear off my buddy who I went to school with back in MB. "Come out to the shed and we'll look for a tree stand." he says. You should have seen Mac's eyes when the door went up and he saw all the candy. Someone has spent way too much time chasing deer me thinks.
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We tried to be selective about the birds we shot as we had to eat them all before we left. Grandma laid down the law that no wild meat would be left in her freezer. I had wanted a nice wood duck and got a chance at this guy one morning. I've never shot one this nice.
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MIgratory bird season is actually open right now in the zone North of me, but Mac and I are waiting for Sept 1 to hunt some of our old spots. Our goals this year are to have fun, see some new country, visit old spots, and let the dog do all the work.
Mike
Michael L.
Active member
The calm before the storm.
Chris Finch
Well-known member
"Save a salmonid, shoot a sawbill."
you people and your trout. i joked one time to one of my bosses (CT's trout and stream biologist) that the comorants at the hatcheries are my favorite birds. I think i gave him a stroke.
i like the picture though
you people and your trout. i joked one time to one of my bosses (CT's trout and stream biologist) that the comorants at the hatcheries are my favorite birds. I think i gave him a stroke.
i like the picture though
Bill Embacher
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Chris you haven't lived until a 20" brown explodes on a mouse a rods length from your feet! Stocked or not they are fun!
Chris Finch
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I love trout but boiling the blood of trout guys is just to much fun
Bill Embacher
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nothin better 
Kris Schaumburg
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I squeezed in one last trip b4 this storm and was using fish much larger than that for bait. Have never understood the trout thing
Adam Sposato
New member
Here are a few of my favorites:
Bummed this came out blurry but I don't pretend to be a photographer...
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Eider band from Mass
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Bummed this came out blurry but I don't pretend to be a photographer...
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Eider band from Mass
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Didnt take very many pictures this year. BUT did have some first time duck hunters and my wife hunted with me for the first time in 6 or 7 years.
Hannas first duck hunt. It was in the teens this AM, and she stuck it out for 3 hours. She wants to hunt a lot this year.
Jakes first wild duck.
Michelles first bird in years.
Hannas first duck hunt. It was in the teens this AM, and she stuck it out for 3 hours. She wants to hunt a lot this year.
Jakes first wild duck.
Michelles first bird in years.
Rich Newman
Active member
We had some great late season shoots, the mallards never showed but the gadwalls and the odd black did.
