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Hunting
for Mule deer- pre 2006 |
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We
shot one as it crossed a fence and then it fell about 1000 yards from where
we could drive. We are prepared with a lot of rope wound on a spindle-
mounted on the tire carrier on the front of the suburban. Someone walks down
with the rope and a walkie-talkie, someone stands
where he can see the truck and the deer and hunter. It is this persons duty to direct the towing vehicle -faster -slower-
stop - backup - This hunter is also pulled up at the same time with the same
rope. |
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This morning we could see lots of
deer, but much too far away to shoot. Note the big sets of horns |
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This video is 3 sceens, 1- is a
herd of whitetail which we are not hunting b ut we
elected to film, 2 is 3 mule deer that we did shoot which we are dressing, 3-
using a winch to hoist deer for skinning |
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Now
we lots of mule deer and large racks of horns but can not get to these |
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We
now use this cordless saw to remove feet and split chest |
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We have sclding hot water -a
tank is heated with the rear heater lines of the suburban's rear heater.
Great for washing carcass, cleaning tools, and washing your hands |
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This is the way we like to see the kill - watch as this
animal is dropped in its tracks in one fast, efficient shot - no suffering-
no chase! |
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Hunting
for Mule deer- 2006 |
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The
antelope was looking for a hole under the fence. It was the second of 2 that
crossed the trail we were driving on. When the other went under the fence it
scrapped of some hair. The hole was not as big as that antelope needed. A
VERY COMMON OCCURANCE! |
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Ken bought an eskimo ULU in
Alaska - supposed to be a real treat to us. I guess it was better than a
knife in spots - not as good in other locations |
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Texas Pig Hunt |
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In April of 2005 I (Ken) went to Texas to visit my son
Keith. Keith had arranged a wild hog hunt in west Texas with some of his
co-workers and friends who owned a hunting lease. They were great hosts. I
had a shot at one shortly after we arrived. I thought I missed
. Keith thought maybe I hit it. We never found evidence of a hit. The
hogs are considered a pest and the land owner was
insisting they be reduced to avoid having to start using poison. |
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The
same site, [called a "blind" because you are hidden from view of
animals], was also frequented by other animals and birds. The road runner was
kind enough to give us opportunity to film it calling. "TURN UP YOUR
VOLUME FOR THIS ONE" |
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Just
a turkey hen that wandered down the trail to our blind |
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The
next day we were at a different spot. Keith mortally shot a boar. We did not retreive it. It was not going to be good eating. It was
getting dark and it is dangerous to go after them in
the dark. We could have come back later that night or next morning with
others to help but by then predators such as coyote, cougar, vultures &
even other hogs would have been feeding on the carcass. |
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Last
Updated on 10/Nov/06
By Ken Holliday