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Featured Hunting Article: Down and Above: The Key To Big Game Hunting Success
HuntSpot Journal: One Seriously "Doggy" Day HuntSpot Vids: My Mountains (scroll down)
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Hunting Trips
Deer and Elk Hunts 2010
One Incredible October
Deer Hunt 2010:
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Muldoon Ridge Buck and Bull Hunt
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The Most Incredible 15 Minutes of Hunting Ever
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The Most Incredible 15 Minutes Ended and a Time of Stupidity Began
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Another Day, Another Try
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2010 Buck Kill Video
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Getting Him Out
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Photo Set
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Here's Gimpy
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Here We Go Again -- Not!
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Desert Hunt Time
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Cows, Cows, Cows
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Doing It Right
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Getting Him Out
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A Funny Thing
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Another Funny Thing
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Photo Set
Previous Hunting Trips
2009
Deer Hunt 09
No deer this year, but I still had a great time hunting. I did see some elk, had a great hike, found some old mining tools and an elk skull, and other interesting things. Start here to check it all out and see some great pictures!
Duck Hunt, Joe Humor Style
Ice,
snow, wind, frozen river, frozen decoys, frozen fingers...
Good possibility of getting hypothermia or possibly drowning in an icy river...
Sounds like a great day of duck hunting to me! Read the full story here!
2008
Deer Hunt 08
Opening Day: From Miserable To Moose (10/05/08)
Deer hunting has rolled around once again, finally. Check out the story and great pictures from opening weekend!
Opening Day: From Miserable To Moose
Big Buck Day (10/18/08)
Success! I stuck to my promise and held out for a good buck. Get the full story and see the pictures!
2007
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Featured Hunting Article
Down and Above
The Key To Big Game Hunting Success
I love getting in close to wildlife. Even if I'm not hunting at the time, there's nothing better than being right there, close, and a part of a wild animal's environment --- especially without being seen.
Throughout the years that I've spent chasing big game in the mountains, I've come to one definite conclusion.
The best way to approach big game is from "down and above".
That phrase sounds funny, I know, like I'm saying something backwards. Well, I did that on purpose, to make it something memorable, so when I'm all excited at seeing deer or elk, I won't forget what I've learned and try approaching in the wrong manner.
HuntSpot Journal
One Seriously "Doggy" Day
We like to pretend we are masters to our pets, but here's one day that definitely proves we aren't as in control as we think we are.
Everything bad that happened on a recent duck hunt of mine was quite literally the dog's fault. The real problem with it, though, is that he was being such a good boy the whole time.
The day started out well. I mean, after my son and I finally got my car through the snow drifts clogging my driveway, and after we finally found a way to the river not blocked off by other snow drifts, that is.
In short, the roads were bad, and my truck was limping on bad brakes so we had to take the car, but we were determined not to let that stop us from hunting.
Before too long, we had seven ducks between us, four mallards and three scaups. Nugget, my chocolate lab, had retrieved them all quite well, even the four mallards that we had taken at once.
Nugget is still young, and doesn't have a lot of experience yet, but was really doing well and being a good boy thus far.
And then he went and killed a deer.
HuntSpot Pics and Vids
My Mountains
I've taken many, many pictures of the mountains I hunt, but pictures just never seem to truly capture just how steep, lonely, and wild they really are. So, I decided to try video. It's still not the same as actually being there, but maybe these two videos will at least give you a taste of it.
Don't expect anything exciting to happen in them. It's raining in the first, and in the second you see my hunting buddy dumping rocks out of his shoe. Yeah, that's it.
But look around! These mountains are incredibly scenic and beautiful, high and wild, steep, rocky, and rugged. Hopefully, I'll be able to share with you at least some of the excitement and wonder I feel each and every time I go up there.