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Started by Tuttu, October 08, 2005, 12:08:00 AM

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clay

did you have any special lenses on the camera? how far were the goats away? I am really amazed with the quality of the pictures, I am looking to purchase a good camera and seeking all the info I can find.

tim-flood


Whip

Incredible!  I've kind of had a goat hunt in the back of my mind for a while.  After seeing where you went I might just move it back a little further - that country is downright scary looking!   :scared:      :scared:   But at the same time those are some of the most beautiful pictures I have ever seen.  Sure would be something to actually be in it!
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AkDan

Great stuff Chuck,

one of these next few years I'll get out for them...with this snow getting time off for goats for me is about non existent and taking sheep season to hunt goats is just a no-no  ;)

Btw, where are you located at?

Ray Lyon

Ditto on the above comments. Stunning photos.   :thumbsup:
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NorthShoreLB

haaa, goat hunting.

make me wanna go so bad !!!

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Al Kidner

Super Thread, just super!


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David M. Mathis

I'm too old to look at those pictures. My body can't take it any more. Alaska is for the young bucks.

Madpigslayer

...gosh this is hard.

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jindydiver

That pic of the 3 guys watching you should be a poster in an archery store.

Great stuff.
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Mick

Tuttu

I live in the NW Arctic region.  I hunted goats out of Ketchikan.
All the goat pictures were taking the day before the season opened.  Most of the pictures were taken from 30-40 yards.
I'll try to post my last pictures, and the rest of the story soon (I've been extremely busy with wrestling practice).
Chuck

Aussie Stickbow Hunter

Beautiful country!!! Thanks for sharing. I look forward to the rest of the story.

Jeff

cjones

WOW! I have got to make it to alaska one of these days. Maybe i just need to pack up and move!!
Chad Jones

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B.O.D.

very cool, and I thought it was a thread about "goat tuff" glue...lol!!!! great pics. BD   :bigsmyl:

Buffler Razz

Wow!!! Fantastic pictures, can not wait for the rest of the story. Thanks for sharing them with us.
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Tuttu,

Thanks for sharing.  For those of us sweating our way through October in Texas, these pics do wonders for our attitudes!

Todd
"I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly."  John 10:10

juneaulongbow

Here's a pic of my goat camp.  I spent one night scouting and the goats were in a nasty place so I packed back out.

 

And one up above my camp.  The ravine had some grouse drinking, they busted me as I came back to camp.


juneaulongbow

Cooking dinner at camp before nightfall.  Was dark at 7pm, 12  hours in the tent isn't much fun.


juneaulongbow

One more of the river below me.  Clouds shrouded most of my glassing for goats.  


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