Good video, I was watching the dogs in the background. I take mine to the range and let them play, chasing the rabbits.
Cape buffalo looks really good. That's another hunt I would love to do.
Word of caution, vet told me to much laser will cause dogs to go crazy?
It broke my heart and theirs.
Good video, I was watching the dogs in the background. I take mine to the range and let them play, chasing the rabbits.
Cape buffalo looks really good. That's another hunt I would love to do.
Word of caution, vet told me to much laser will cause dogs to go crazy?
It broke my heart and theirs.
Good stuff Joe. Those dogs are looking great. I sure wouldn't want to be the guy they grab hold of those jaws are powerful.
Now that you have a bronze riser you should give me a good deal on that titanium riser.
Keep up the good work.
Oh ya, my dog pointed a gopher the other day and I shot it with the shotgun and she retrieved it. I think I just need to get her on birds now and we are good to go.
Good stuff Joe. Those dogs are looking great. I sure wouldn't want to be the guy they grab hold of those jaws are powerful.
Now that you have a bronze riser you should give me a good deal on that titanium riser.
Keep up the good work.
Oh ya, my dog pointed a gopher the other day and I shot it with the shotgun and she retrieved it. I think I just need to get her on birds now and we are good to go.
Congrats, the new bow seemed to be shooting as good as it looks, hope to see some more vids.
Their 21" Tempest is very enticing as is the thought of the future 23" model, so I've been holding out so far.
Gotta love them dogs. Your response when Max was grabbing the pliers was too funny and easily related to. Mine are a year and a half now and if not finding new toys around the house, then they are bringing home sheds and bones to play with.
God forbid they just grab any of the hundred store bought toys they have available [emoji849]
LOL, I feel your pain jinks. A couple weeks back Bonnie was very lethargic, drooling and not acting like herself at all.
Fearing some kind of poisoning she went to the vet for all kinds of tests. $1000 later it was determined she had eaten about as much of a rotting deer carcass as she could fit in her belly.
Yesterday she brought me some moose leftovers shown below.
My spring project is adding 6 foot fencing around the property.
After shooting some Border limbs made for Bear Mag riser I guess i am "hooked" as well. They were mounted on a long "C" riser which made the experience even more smooth. Then the "kill" shot at 35yards really made me want a set.
But about our 4 legged buddies, ours hates coyotes that come through the neighborhood. She chases the rabbits, birds, lizards, but loves other dogs and people.
Respect to you for still using your "trophy" for practical purposes Joe. Hunting is not allowed here in the UK so it may well be that my view is wrong, but I feel an animal should be of use if it's killed (or if it's causing damage to property or livestock).
By the way your dogs are great.
1 whitetail with a bow ....... you just can't buy good local bucks .... you gotta hunt for the most mature animal in your area and it's always a chess match .... it's where I started and where I'll finish
The mountains are the challenge add wind and terrain and it's very interesting I've killed 7 Rams to date my best being this monster Argali (MARCO POLO) that landed me in three books and a few magazine adds
Just love it . Growing up in the PA deer woods to get to follow track and than sneak in on a Mature Cape is just awesome. It can be a very action packed hunt
While I was watching this in the living room my girlfriend comes in right when you say "I get a big hard on" she asks me what I'm watching and thought it was something with Seth Rogan. Now I can't unhear Seth Rogan's voice while watching your vids.
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