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That kind of offseason work is bound to pay off. Hope you kill something epic there.

…and feathers. Nice work!

I’ll take a ribeye or tenderloin over turkey any day! Best wishes to your daughter - hope she gets a nice reward at the action for raising that magnificent animal!

Outstanding!

Way to go! Might just be my display but that YT looks like it’s GLP1 is working too well.

Looking forward to another season of “Killing The ‘Shaw” pics from you Steve.

Glad you’re still with us. Being alive is a prerequisite for hunting next season, but I’m sure your diagnosis put things like hobbies into proper perspective. PS When the battery in my Makita runs down mid-screw, I usually grab a screwdriver and finish the job. Geez…

If I were running an online forum, my goal would be to hassle, agitate, piss off and ban all of the participants. Wait….

It pays to be prepared. Big pig!

Pretty straggly looking thing. Here to reclaim his stolen land from the humans?

What a great day! Passing down the tradition !

That’s four more shots than I fired during big game season. Well done!!

Looks brutally cold. You guys are studs.

So you’re gonna keep the dog? Lol. Congrats on a great season and many more to come with Goose!

The makings of a fine man cave right there.

Horto; it’ll be lobster and tag bisque for both of us this year lol.

That’s awesome! Very original, and impressive that you did it yourself.

Not sure you’ll get much sympathy for not being able to catch lobster because you’ll be busy hunting elk lol. First world troubles for sure!

Even better than having a boat is having a brother with a boat

Fellow Oregonian Jon the “McBuckkiller” happened to be in LA at the same time I was in OC last week, so bro and I took him on his maiden lobster hooping expedition. It’s always fun taking excited newbies. Conditions were ridiculous for January with short sleeve temps and glassy water. Started...