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Aug 27, 2009 12:18 |  #16

I have a "tripod" that attaces to a tree with a strap, that and the 10 foot wire remote and I am set up. but I find when a deer comes in i tend to take pictures and leave the bow hanging. The older I get the more it's about getting out and not the "meat". I'd like to get one shot that turned out this nice. I checked out his flickr and there are some VERY nice shots in there. The PP on some of them are breath taking.


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Aug 27, 2009 15:43 |  #17

Thanks guys for the kind words.
I have really enjoyed the bowhunting dicussion, as I am an avid bowhunter myself.
I hope you all can get a "monster buck" this year whether it be with the camera or the bow either way is very satisfying. Although I do like the photography part of it, it is hard to get those photos seasoned just right and they don't go very good with purple hull peas, turnip greens, a big ol slice of vidalia onion and cornbread....ya get the idea...lol
Y'all have a blessed day and thanks again!!


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Aug 28, 2009 06:23 |  #18

Very nice...love the caption!


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Aug 28, 2009 22:08 as a reply to  @ SJC from VT's post |  #19

Beautiful image DW !!!

What are those wooden structures in BG photo left ??

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Aug 29, 2009 19:22 |  #20

Mtn Breeze wrote in post #8542059 (external link)
Beautiful image DW !!!

What are those wooden structures in BG photo left ??

Matt.

Matt..that is what we call around here a split-rail cedar fence. It is made from cedar logs.


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Aug 30, 2009 13:37 as a reply to  @ Richtherookie's post |  #21

Wow, great photo!


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