Shaun, Those are great pictures.  What a wunderful time was had by all...Doc

Shaun
Great pics!        

Thanks for the pics Shaun.  Esp. the one just for me.  She shoots TRAD TOO!!  Well, Rafael's got him a fine one.  first rate tracker she is!!!!

That was pretty cool Shaun. Nice variety of pictures that show a wide range of the hunt and experiences. Thanks, Scott

I was hunting with Bob that day. We started out pretty far apart. I was hunting the double pond for hogs and he started out at the hub with StevenR. Joe Lasch (Whip) was further back on the main road. I was surprised to suddenly hear a war whoop come out of the deep brush and couldnt figure out who it was. I walked around and spotted the Big Man coming out with his prize. I've been trying to email Bob a couple of pics and his mailbox is full. So Bob, forgive me if you wanted to post this yourself but now is the time....



This was No. 1 on the day. That boy whacked em and stacked em! Check out the Hummer spare tire shot on another thread!

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Thanks for posting the pic....did any of you guys see that big black boar roaming that area?  He was slippery let me tell ya.

When Bob took me back to the scene of the shot, we stalked back to the opposite side. If you remember the big "beach" side of the pond, I saw a real good size black hog off in the trees and bedding area. It made bunch of noise and took off. Didnt get a great view but looked to be 100 - 150 lb size.

Bobarusky, The B man, B-areeno, Big bad Bob, Bebopper with the Big stick, tha man with the muddy plan!!!!!!! If you can find one stuck, I can screw him up!     Inside joke fella's! Bobbo' snuck in while this one was basking in the cool mud. I just had to give him greif about shooting the muddiest pig on the ranch. Good job Bob! CK

Awesome Shaun! Did your body go into shock when you hit the cold temps in Iowa?
Dang man, a week or so of fun in the sun and smack, ice, snow and freezing rain.    

Good story Bro. You should be ready for big toms with the bushbow.

Mike, by the time the second shift had ended, Shaun had totally gone primitive. He was a belly-crawling, stone-flinging. tick-picking neolithic man!

I'll second what Norbert said! Heck, Shaun went so far as to go into the thickest stuff I've ever seen one night with me. It was so thick you couldn't move to pick a tic without getting bloody from the brush. Neolithic would certainly describe that scene. CK

That what its all about getting out and having fun. Thanks for showing the pictures they were very good.

Thanks for the pics and renewed memories Shaun. Hope to be in camp with you again someday.

Guys,

Having continued to read the TXS-06 it was ALMOST like we were all there. Thanks!