Denny,

That thing looks big enough to enjoy the backstraps.....

so i bet a judo was more than enough for that rodent? haha

Awesome Denny! What's next? Are you going for the rodent grand slam? Nutria, beaver, muskrat, squirrel? I've actually heard that capybara are decent table fare.

Hey, Denny! Good to see you're in Argentina now. I hope you bag a water buffalo and take it on video. Where exactly are you? Buenos Aires, La Pampa, Santa Fe or another province?

What size mouse trap would a fella need for something like that ?

Thats anaconda bait, they think it tastes like chicken.  

QuoteOriginally posted by Al Kidner:
What size mouse trap would a fella need for something like that ?

Mouse trap? I'm thinking you could saddle up and ride that rascal  

Wow, if those things dig holes, that's gotta be a horses worst nightmare!

QuoteOriginally posted by fido dog:
Very nice! Iv'e ssen them on TV before. We have them in TX too. Although it would look more like this......      

Sorry....couldn't help myself.

 

     

Argentinian jackalope....

Nice critter by the way.  

QuoteOriginally posted by SELFBOW19953:
I guess the "Rodents of Extraordinary Size" in the Fire Swamp (The Princess Bride) really do exist!!!

It's ROUS's - Rodents of Unusual Size.  What are the other two dangers of the fireswamp?    

Nice rodent!  Those things can go bigger than my last deer! So where's the rest of the story??

Denny, you need to call Monster Quest. I think you found the rat they were looking for in New York City!!!     :D    :D        :D    :D

David

Thanks everyone. We didn't get a chance to eat any of the meat, but the locals said it wasn't bad and would be put to good use. The hunt was short to begin with and cut even shorter by flight delays. I hope to return for a longer stay someday.

Congratulations and cool pics Denny!     We really enjoyed your part on Masters of the Barebow 3. Rod dosen't live far from us and we're going to see him next week.  

Denny,

What part of Argentina were you in?

We landed in Buenos Aires and drove around 6 hours to reach the hunting area. That's all I know. Everything was in Spanish and didn't have a map. I guess I'm kind of a loser. LOL  

QuoteOriginally posted by Dsturgisjr:
 Everything was in Spanish and didn't have a map.

Ha!  Sounds like my trip to Dallas last weekend!

Great harvest, by the way!  I love hunting critters that don't get a lot of publicity!

QuoteOriginally posted by The Vanilla Gorilla:
 

QuoteOriginally posted by Dsturgisjr:
 Everything was in Spanish and didn't have a map.

Ha!  Sounds like my trip to Dallas last weekend!

Great harvest, by the way!  I love hunting critters that don't get a lot of publicity! [/b]

       
Try here in Odessa, TX buddy!!

Nice!

QuoteOriginally posted by Al Kidner:
What size mouse trap would a fella need for something like that ?

One about the size of Denny Sturgis