Elkhunter1

I know it's not an Elk shed, but it was a nice one before he was battered by the bigger buck that I know is still in the area and that knowledge is priceless to me.

That's allot of knives! YUP, I do carry more knives than one might need. The one I got for my birthday is more for luck than anything else.

Coach, most of my pack-outs are less than 2 miles from transportation. I use them to cut down on the blood soaking into the pack.

I am almost done with a steel box for myself and have two new locations to place cams on mid-next week. My pace is starting speed up, by the time the season gets here I will be running at 100 MPH with No brakes. lol

I can cut through a Python in less than 10 minutes with my side cutters for work. That is why I use a chain on my boxes!

DesertBull you had me man, good one!!! lol

That's good stuff! My grandfather also came through Ellis Island in the early 1900s! I went on their website and was able to find his signature and details of his arrival on-line, as they have uploaded the records for their archives. Maybe you could find your grandmother's record and signature? Thanks for sharing! S. Thanks I 'll check

My grandmother left me an 1881 silver dollar. When she arrived in the U.S. at Elis Island the first thing she got was silver dollars. She gave one to each of her grandkids before she died.

Just wait until it's done!

dang I mist mine as well, over 1300

Got a late start this morning with my dog Rhett. We went out to place a salt block, during the drive in we saw several Coues Deer. After parking the truck we hiked south and saw the deer again through the trees. I found a great spot and placed the block, got a quick GPS of the spot and headed back to the truck. Rhett decided to go his own way back to the truck and found.....THIS!! All I can say is "that's my boy!"

extra diner and Scooby snacks!

is this for a day trip or multi day All this is for the usual day trip. Looking to get another pack for overnights.

I really don't have anything, the few buddies that I hunt with are great.

Very Nice!!

Nice!

the trash bags are for the quartered out big a$$ buck is for, but you are right about the space blanket. I think my first aid kit has one, I'll have to check. Thx

I met with out2hunt today to deliver the security boxes he ordered. It was a very good meeting and there is definitely a friendship here, he is a class act, great man to interact with. Can't wait to hunt with ya!

OK What I put in my Badlands 2200: 1) Pentax 20x60 binos 2) Slik tripod 3) Med kit 4) Leatherman Wave 5) 70oz water 6) Breakfast bars, other snacks 7) 1 Buck Lite knife 8) My first knife I got for my 11th birthday 9) RMEF skinner knife set 10) 50ft+ para-cord 11) 3 flashlights 12) cell phone 13) extra batteries 14) 1 MRE spoon 15) 1 bottle of Scent-A-Way "Fresh Earth" 16) 3 lighters 17) 2 bottles of Windacater 18) 1 pair of Sneaky Feet 19) 1 backup release 20) 1 multi tool for my bow 21) rubber gloves for skinning and cleaning 22) trash bags 23) 1 knife sharpener 24) 1 Buck 110 knife 25) 2 sandwiches I stay out all day. 26) GPS 27) 2 pair of gloves "depending on time of year" 28) Nikon Coolpix L310 camera 29) TP 30) Benedryl for Rhett my dog 31) 1 pair of medical scissors 32) spare mag for my 9mm 33) Jacket "depending on time of year" 34) spare cell phone battery 35) if needed I have a Wyoming compact saw All in all not much, only weighs about 35-40 pounds.

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I started both, the hole was started feb last year and the rock pile was three years ago.

I went out yesterday to put my cams out on my salt spots and this is what I found. I spotted three deer all the way up on top of the hill. (sorry no pics) They all looked in good health. These are the salt spots! I found these inbetween two of my spots, the skull is from a Skunk. I now have a Bobcat, Fox and the Sunk, all found!

thanks guys, not easy to find sheds down here compared to up north.

Nice finds there.

I have always liked the pix of Quail and Doves.