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Getting the New Year started off right.

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Didn't get to the stand until 7:20 in the morning and got this one 30 minutes later. 14 1/2 inch inside spread.

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I say small because he weighed just under 200 pounds. We have taken several out that have been 250 plus.

Just a small one that we caught on Saturday.

I saw these pictures in another forum. Nice pigs.

Nice birds.

How do you like that Truglo sight? I was thinking about getting one.

I got my first Osceola Turkey on Saturday. Killed him on Lake George WMA. My dad and I were hunting together and he came in silent behind us. I had to wait on him to go behind a tree to get my gun switched to be able to shoot him left handed. 10 1/2 inch beard and 1 1/8 spurs. http://i955.photobucke...

drgn4sr wrote:very nice!! nice shot also! looks like a collar around his neck. some one's pet?? just kiddin' nice hog

It is still so wet up here that I couldn't drive to the stand to load him up. Went and got a strap out of the truck to use to help drag him out.

Making sausage out of him. He had no stink to him at all.

Get this one Saturday evening with the muzzle loader. 250 pounds.

The tines got broke from some #1 buckshot.

Got flooded out of my lease with all of the rain we had before Christmas, so I went and hunted with my dad running dogs for a couple of days. Somehow I remembered how to head them up and got in front of this buck. Not a bad one for the sandhills they hunt in. http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae40/...

I got Lake George. I am going to try to get my Osceola turkey this year.

Found a willing victim to let me put an arrow through. 105 pound sow.