How about a picture thread of scenes from your hunts so far this year. I'll share a few and would love to see what others experienced on theirs.

My hunt was last week in NE VT. This is about 2.5 miles from the road on an oil pipeline running through state land. Distant mountains are in NH.

A couple shots from the road looking out across the same tract of state land.

Some running water in a far corner of the same state lands.

Beautiful country up there. We visited New England last spring and loved the mountains.

Along this water were signs of an old homestead. Came across a piece of iron sticking out of the leaves and a bit of probing produced these remains of a cart or trailer. No wood found but long bolts with nuts on most pieces. One appears to be a hitch with a solid 1.5" diameter 12" long pin.

Makes me want to be there. Thanks, Lance

Thanks for sharing nice hunting landscape.Enjoy your hunting !

Purty steam smells of fish to me. Your changing color pretty good. We are slow this year in our bush.

Nice pictures looks like some woodcock bush too out in those fields.

First week of CO elk season

Fresh scrapes ... Umbria, Southern Italy

Ready for Stalking & Still-Hunting long before first light.

Couple of weeks ago in the High Peaks Region, Adirondacks, looking east toward the distant mountains (faint blue) in NE Vermont. Krag's area...

Hunting the corn.

These

This old stand has been in place for decades.

My son in law in our raft.

Our friend John, my son Chas and son in law Chris getting ready to fire up some freeze dried Mountain House.

Went into the Willoughby State Forest in NE VT to checkout some beech stands. Parked at this overlook and walked in from there.

Grouse hunting with Trapper on Columbus Day. Put two out but didn't even see them.

Across the road near my ground blind area....

Some gorgeous pics!

Yes it is Wudstix. We really have some gorgeous places in our country.

Opening morning Michigan.

This is one of my stands in Central Mississippi. It is a Hardwood bottom, which is becoming hard to find in Mississippi due to the forestry industry. Forestry and Poultry are always back and forth as to which one brings in the most money for the state. Most of Mississippi is pine plantation or cutover land.

This is a beautiful hardwood bottom that I enjoy hunting.

This is a blind we have in a creek bottom in the Texas Hill Country.

This is the view from inside the blind,

This is the road in.

This a little hollow running between 2 hills the deer like to travel.

These are in and around a high basin in VT about 15 minutes from the cabin.

One of the fields right behind our house. Deer and turkeys here often.

Trapper put up 30 or so hen and young turkeys out of these weeds right before this pic was taken.

It was the corn lot last year, some stalks remain, and some volunteers grew. The birds are there every time. Haven't seen any deer in there yet, only been twice. Turkey season opens Sat.

Great pictures everyone!

Thanks, a lot of good pictures and places to shake an arrow at, shoot.

Great pics thanks love seeing the one from Italy, wish more out of country would join in.

Great pics thanks love seeing the one from Italy, wish more out of country would join in.

The view from my ladder stand over the weekend. They were clueless unfortunately they are not in season until November

There is a good possibility that my hunting season is over before it even started. So attached is photo from year before last.

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Everyone Loves a Parade...Utah 2019...4finger

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Sunday hunting yesterday.

Child of the corn

Had a lone jake approach along the edge to about where the tip is, until he spotted me at draw ready. I had the wrong color camo on for corn, so he turned around and walked away. I loosed and just barely missed him to wide left abut an inch. And I lost my arrow in that grass. It was a successful hunt, but not shot. Still, a magical morning hunt - Divine color. The sunrise lasted over an hour.

Fire in the sky.

You could ride a dirt bike down some of these rows without touching. Makes for some really interesting hunting. I love it.

Saw a couple deer in the far field, and found a dead 6 pt buck, with a small forking nearby, not leaving. I passed him up, too small. The red sky in morning accurately forecast the approaching front, so I got some mid day house chores done.

The front passed after a good rain, so I took the dog out for the afternoon, looking for turkey and grouse.

Trap spotted these deer in the far corner. He held up when I whistled.

They didn't seem too spooked, but finally left. Doe and twins.

Didn't find any grouse, and there are no pheasants any more (this would have been ideal pheasant habitat when I was young), but we did see some turkeys there. They never flew though, just vanished.

The last of the best part of fall...

The end of a great Sunday Hunt.

Embedded???

perty place Trapper Kayak

Dog having a ball

took mine out this morning she geting old

not many more trips left for her

Those are some pretty pics, have a new screen saver.

Thanks, yeah, its not bad this year. Better than up north actually, that was kinda dull this year from all the rain I assume.

Sunrise was actually more orange than that top pic.. its too pink/blue.

Colorado

Colorado

Those Mornings when your "Tagless"...4finger

Same Morning :0...4finger

Evening hunt last night, bumped a forkie or 6pt in the corner of this field on the way to ground ambush spot. He didn't seem too spooked though.

Stood in the weeds on the edge of willows and a cattail swamp/creek, near the Willow in the upper left (there is a guys tree stand in it), and waited. Just after sundown a small spike showed up. He saw movement but didn't bolt. He tried winding me, but couldn't, I was across too far. He nosed around for about 10 minutes at 20 yards but I wasn't going to shoot him anyway. He finally moved past and in front of me, upwind, occasionally looking back at me. Had a few marginal broadside opportunities, but he was just a little pencil spike x fork with a small body. I think its the same deer I saw by the dead buck I found last Sunday.

I no longer spend time taking hunt pictures. If you want to hunt where I hunt get on a plane and come hunt with me.

This pic is from my guide.

First time out this year

Morning along the Allegheny.

Evening up top.

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