All About Pocket Knives

Old Hunter wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2020 11:44 am Cudgee, that is an incredible picture!

I’m sitting in a tree stand this morning, but fished on the pond last evening. Pretty fall colors but still warm and muggy. OH

Really nice pictures Bruce.

Morning folks, rainy day here,so getting caught up with some reading and posts. A week or so ago little brother and I got together for some bow hunting ( before the warm) . That night I got a doe , which wasn’t too big a deal, Then my brother comes up where I was cleaning the deer and said he needs help dragging his Deer,once I got by the Deer ,could see why he needed help. He dropped this Buck with bow ,at 55 yards out. Not bad ! He’s a very good shot and really enjoy hunting with him.
Take care out there ,stay safe. Apologize for pics, but took them with cell phone then transferred to I pad and now they’re all sideways.

OH, Wonderful pics and congrats on the deer.

Ripster, congrats on your doe and a big wow for your brother.

Colonel26 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2020 11:20 am

Old Hunter wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2020 9:59 am Thanks gents! Had a nice day yesterday deer hunting, just still mighty warm. OH

OH that looks like some mighty fine eating right there. And that pic of the pond is beautiful.

Cudgee, that lightening pic is really cool. Just for reference, what part of Australia is that?

Mate, that is in North East Victoria, it is near the start of high/mountain country, so has valleys and volatile storms which cam form very quickly. As i am typing this, we have a severe thunderstorm warning for the whole state, they will probably be severe but local in the area where that photo was taken. Hope this helps, any questions, just feel free to ask my friend.

NIIICCCEEE Buck!!!
John

Wow, JP!!! That buck is sweet! 55 yards with a bow, is nothing to sneeze at!!!

Ripster and Bruce Congratulations

Thanks gentlemen!

Ripster, that is one heckuva buck your brother took - nice antlers. OH

Ripster,
What a great deer your brother got! We seldom see a buck that would come close to that one here in Florida.
Treefarmer

Thanks guys, brother Jeff was sure excited, and was a great day in the woods.
Good luck to all you hunters out there ,whatever your hunting . Stay safe .

Leaving am park I occasionally stop into I seen these chickens running around....

Looks like Bantys on the run, Scott. We had some chickens running around like that at the farm, then the dogs started chasing them around and, well . . . you can guess . . .

Ya'll are sure collecting some nice venison steaks. GREAT hunting, guys.

The chickens Scott posted reminded me of a time when I was just a young sprout, my uncle would hand us the .22 rifle and tell us to go out and get a chicken for dinner. But, the criteria was; you couldn't shoot them in the body...only the head. For those of you who have never tried to shoot a chicken in the head, let me tell you...it's NOT easy. One would think it would be, but that continuous bobbing of the head makes it difficult. And, we were not allowed to hypnotize them to make them remain still...that would be cheating.

KLJ77 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2020 4:30 pm Ya'll are sure collecting some nice venison steaks. GREAT hunting, guys.

The chickens Scott posted reminded me of a time when I was just a young sprout, my uncle would hand us the .22 rifle and tell us to go out and get a chicken for dinner. But, the criteria was; you couldn't shoot them in the body...only the head. For those of you who have never tried to shoot a chicken in the head, let me tell you...it's NOT easy. One would think it would be, but that continuous bobbing of the head makes it difficult. And, we were not allowed to hypnotize them to make them remain still...that would be cheating.

I'd starved to death.

That's a chicken story if I every heard one! However, I do like them fried or barbequed! OH

bighomer wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2020 6:22 pm

KLJ77 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2020 4:30 pm Ya'll are sure collecting some nice venison steaks. GREAT hunting, guys.

The chickens Scott posted reminded me of a time when I was just a young sprout, my uncle would hand us the .22 rifle and tell us to go out and get a chicken for dinner. But, the criteria was; you couldn't shoot them in the body...only the head. For those of you who have never tried to shoot a chicken in the head, let me tell you...it's NOT easy. One would think it would be, but that continuous bobbing of the head makes it difficult. And, we were not allowed to hypnotize them to make them remain still...that would be cheating.

I'd starved to death.

cudgee wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2020 9:11 pm

bighomer wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2020 6:22 pm

KLJ77 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2020 4:30 pm Ya'll are sure collecting some nice venison steaks. GREAT hunting, guys.

The chickens Scott posted reminded me of a time when I was just a young sprout, my uncle would hand us the .22 rifle and tell us to go out and get a chicken for dinner. But, the criteria was; you couldn't shoot them in the body...only the head. For those of you who have never tried to shoot a chicken in the head, let me tell you...it's NOT easy. One would think it would be, but that continuous bobbing of the head makes it difficult. And, we were not allowed to hypnotize them to make them remain still...that would be cheating.

I'd starved to death.

1967redrider wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2020 1:49 am Looks like Bantys on the run, Scott. We had some chickens running around like that at the farm, then the dogs started chasing them around and, well . . . you can guess . . .

Does that mean they're wild?

TripleF wrote: ↑Fri Nov 13, 2020 10:34 am

1967redrider wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2020 1:49 am Looks like Bantys on the run, Scott. We had some chickens running around like that at the farm, then the dogs started chasing them around and, well . . . you can guess . . .

Does that mean they're wild?

They could be, until a dog or fox gets ahold of them. Then they'll be dinner.

Even the woman come out to the wood for saturday lunch during deer season

Looks like you all are having a great time Dogg. Hope someone has dropped a deer or two so far. OH

The only buck I had today was the 722 I field dressed this little doe with.
But while I was waiting on her to show up I went fishing and hooked this out of the bay. So it was a pretty good day!

Colonel Wade I’d say you had a fine day! OH
Ps. I used a Buck 105 to clean my doe last Monday - owned that knife 44 years!

Come on Wade, tell us the story about Bambi!
Love the Case loom fixer you ordered but would love to know how you got her on the ground. ( I might learn somethin'. )
Treefarmer
Edit: That goes for you too, Bruce!
Love reading how things came about.

Old Hunter wrote: ↑Sat Nov 14, 2020 11:03 pm Looks like you all are having a great time Dogg. Hope someone has dropped a deer or two so far. OH

How ya doing OH my nephew dropped this 180lb 7ptr late last nite,we got him out of the wood around 9pm.I shot the 130lb doe the first two hours of the season right thru da heart at 80yards as shown ::nod::Fine doe colonel