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| This gentleman saved this moose in rural Canada at birth when it's mother had been hit by a train and killed. The bull does not leave him even for the rutting season . Submitted by friend Jim Stowe |
In The News
| Photo from helicopter in South Texas |
Albino Buck
Elk Lock-up in Nevada
Buck at vetranarian office in Texas. Got
stuck in a wire fence and broke it's neck.
stuck in a wire fence and broke it's neck.
| Confrontation at the feeder |
Pictures From Our Friends
Photos sent by Friend Cindy Gregory "True Companions" Through the lens of Tanja Askani , Canada
"Stuck Buck" They don't just get stuck together . Submitted by friend Troy Shaw
A Slight Coyotee Problem
Bachelor Party
The fellow in the pictures is Larry Earley. He lives in Great Bend, Kansas. He has 20 acres of land and on it, a few cows and horses. Mostly it's pasture land
that is fenced with woods surrounding him. He is neighbored by a larger cattle ranch. His neighbor has complained for several years that wild hogs had been
raiding his cattle feeders and salt licks. Last month he saw what he thought was a cow in his pond and went to see if it was stuck in the mud and would have
to be pulled out. When he got close enough to realize it was a hog, the thing made a charge at him. He had driven his truck down to the pond and carries a
pistol in it He got his handgun and when it came at him again, he shot it twice and killed it. Wild hogs in Kansas usually run from 100-400 pounds with a 400
pounder being a monster. Because this one had been feasting on grain for several years it had grown to mammoth size. When Larry took it to the processor it
weighed in at over 1100 pounds! The meat has no wild taste, as it was grain fed; and Larry is quite the hero. He has fed the local fireman a barbecue feast and
provided the homeless shelter with a couple of meals from just this one HOG.
that is fenced with woods surrounding him. He is neighbored by a larger cattle ranch. His neighbor has complained for several years that wild hogs had been
raiding his cattle feeders and salt licks. Last month he saw what he thought was a cow in his pond and went to see if it was stuck in the mud and would have
to be pulled out. When he got close enough to realize it was a hog, the thing made a charge at him. He had driven his truck down to the pond and carries a
pistol in it He got his handgun and when it came at him again, he shot it twice and killed it. Wild hogs in Kansas usually run from 100-400 pounds with a 400
pounder being a monster. Because this one had been feasting on grain for several years it had grown to mammoth size. When Larry took it to the processor it
weighed in at over 1100 pounds! The meat has no wild taste, as it was grain fed; and Larry is quite the hero. He has fed the local fireman a barbecue feast and
provided the homeless shelter with a couple of meals from just this one HOG.
Newborn Moose in Alaska
TOWN CLERKS TO MAINTAIN LIST OF PRIVATE HUNTING
LANDS IN CONNECTICUT
To read the passed bill -
http://www.cga.ct.gov/2007/AMD/H/2007HB-06992-R00SB-AMD.htm
The things you can catch a mile and a half out on Long Island Sound are amazing !
Submitted by good friend Maggie
Fangs or Talons ............ You decide
| > This bridge is on the Old Donner Pass Highway. It has spectacular Sierra Views and views of Donner Lake and Donner Pass on Route 80. A bear was walking across Rainbow Bridge (Old Hwy 40 at Donner Summit, Truckee) on Saturday when two cars also crossing the bridge scared the bear into jumping over the edge of the bridge. Somehow the bear caught the ledge and was able to pull itself to safety. Authorities decided that nothing could be done to help Saturday night so they returned Sunday morning to find the bear sound asleep on the ledge. After securing a net under the bridge the bear was tranquilized, fell into the net, lowered, then woke up and walked out of the net. |
This poor Mule deer was just trying to get to where the grass was greener ..... in this Oregon Veterans Cemetary
| The consequences of a brutal fight |
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| This deer was poached in Corning, Iowa. Not sure of the date. Shot the deer one night, then went to town the next day to get a tag. Tagged it, then started showing it around town. Wildlife Biologist was in town and noticed the eyes looked too cloudy to be shot that morning (the date of the tag and the day the kid said he shot it). DNR (Dept. of Natural Resources) showed up and agreed. DNR then noticed the tag; it was a doe tag. Well, one thing led to another and some details are missing, but here's where it stands today. Deer was scored over 250". Kid isn't in much trouble because he wasn't read his rights. Was subject to a $31,000 fine, but, because he wasn't read his rights, it's been reduced to a couple hundred bucks and he loses his license for 5 years - oh and DNR took the deer. Guess it's making a tour around Iowa and can be seen this year at the Iowa Deer Classic. |
Turn In Poachers
Caught in a hog trap.......
| Grizzly hit on highway near Lincoln , Montana . Feel bad for a beautiful animal but also for whatever hit him. |
| Biggest typical buck ever taken in Alberta , Canada . December 2 , 2007 |
Larchwood , Ia Good Samaritan
| Unconfirmed New Canadian Record Pike Caught on Rainy Lake 55 lbs. 56 Inches |
| Word has it he was reeling in a 36" pike and the big one came up to eat it. Got them both in one net. All in a good days fishing ! |
| Thank Goodness for the plate glass in the door! Wouldn't this mess up your whole night if you were to take out the trash at the wrong time? These pictures are from Simsbury , CT. The pictures were taken standing in the kitchen facing the patio deck. The critter was watching the kids playing on the kitchen floor! |
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