Just some pictures.

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Hunter
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Just some pictures.

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Some pictures so far this year.

The mountains where I hunt.

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A bear killed over my dogs. I didn't ask him if I could post his picture so I blurred his face out.

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This is a picture I took of my friend and I trying not to freeze todeath and drying our cloths out while breaking for lunch.We walked 3 hours before daylight just to get to our hunting spot. It was miserable all day long. It was sleeting rain, and raining pretty hard. It was just warm enough not to snow. We were fixing to leave and go at it again. We went about 200 yards and jumped a herd of hogs. Neither of us got a shot and the dogs ran until 8 that night before we caught them off. 16 hours of walking... I was over it.

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I might have posted this one already.

Bear treed by my pack.

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I know that I've posted this one but, I never get tired of looking at it.

My lead dog treeing the bear in the above picture.


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pat_kemp
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Re: Just some pictures.

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Nice pics and nice bear congrats.
88rivera
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Re: Just some pictures.

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Nice pics..what type of tree is that last bear treed in?
Hunter
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I'm not exactly sure. I believe it's some kind of maple but, I didn't really look at it that close.
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Re: Just some pictures.

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god that is a finelooking plott dog you have there and i dont comment on to many peoples dogs but my lord that is a pic of a lifetime great work


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