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Photo & Video / Re: As He Lay

« Last post by kellama2001 on Today at 07:56:53 AM »

Great buck Wadu! Congrats!

Turkey Hunting / Fall hunt

« Last post by Russ McDonald on Today at 07:54:15 AM »

Did a trip up to Republic with the NWTF state board and wife's for a couple of us. 12 birds all together. 2 of us tagged out. I tagged out last evening we hunted. Last 5 minutes of shooting hours left. 4 birds 3 shots. I learned adrenaline will make you do stupid things. Shot the birds on an edge of a hill. 100' to the bottom. Steep but walkable well for people don't have a jacked up back. 3 went to the bottom. One was on the edged as I walked over to pick it up it did a flop and down it rolled so what did I do. I went right down with it. Sliding down the hill feet first. I stayed even with the bird the first top 1/4 of the hill bit it beat me to the bottom. Picked up the 4 birds then looked up and said to my self what did I just do. Well a climb up pretty gassed. I am paying for it today. I also never gutted 4 birds so quickly. All and all a great weekend. Some said something about a grumpy Squatch sighting there to. My wife

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Out Of State Hunting / Re: Mixed bag in ND

« Last post by pashok23 on Today at 07:44:57 AM »

Butchering, Cooking, Recipes / Re: Pork belly burnt ends

« Last post by brew on Today at 07:18:33 AM »

Quote from: jrebel on Yesterday at 08:49:42 PM

We have been doing a very similar process and recipe. It turns out great and is absolutely delicious.

It also freezes very well. We vacuum seal it in 1lb packs and freeze it for quick easy meals down the road. Open it up, throw it in a cast iron pan to warm it taste equally as good as when it was fresh off the smoker.

good to know for future cooks. My crew at work getting too used to leftovers

Waterfowl / Youth Duck Hunt With Grandson - Video

« Last post by Delta Duckman on Today at 07:00:51 AM »

Date hunted November 8, 2025:

I took my grandson for the youth duck hunt on our lease in SE Louisiana. Unfortunately, conditions could not have been much worse. Fog on the way down to the marina where the boat is caused us to wait a while before it was safe to go. It cleared up some for the boat ride and as it sometimes does after we were set up the fog came back. Not good for ducks. After the fog burned off from the sun no wind at all. More, not good for duck hunting.

Despite the conditions a few ducks were on the move during the morning and Mason shot real well for only his second duck hunt. Most impressive was two spoonbills came in and he shot both of them. He shot four other teal and we lost one in the lilies that would have given him his limit. He ended up with two spoonies and three teal.

He told me he had a lot of fun and is ready to go back again for more action. And, he has video of the hunt to show his girlfriend and friends at school.

Deer Hunting / Re: Shooting someone else's injured buck - etiquette question

« Last post by GWP on Today at 06:46:37 AM »

My opinion (for what it is worth) is you did fine. There is not a right or wrong answer here.
On the other hand, do you want someone that already took a poor shot, and did not or could not make any more effort to get the critter possibly wounding it more and/or pushing it further away?
I had a friend that took 5 shots at a deer with a lever gun while it was running. 5. He even laughed about it. WTH?
It could be the guy decided he did not even hit the deer if it was moving that much?
Either way, he gave up, you put it out of it's misery, pain and suffering. You filled the freezer.
Good to go.