Who's deer & rig????

[yakimarcher]

huntin for doe eyes and bear asses

[mfswallace]

Look closer, it is skinned.

[Rakkasan00]

I see open carry as a deterrent the same as the cops policing a neighborhood. Avoiding an issue in the first place is the best route to go in my opinion.

[Stein]

Look closer, it is skinned.

You're right, don't think I have ever seen a skinned deer on top before.  Maybe he was just stopping in for directions to the butcher's shop.

[pianoman9701]

Look closer, it is skinned.

You're right, don't think I have ever seen a skinned deer on top before.  Maybe he was just stopping in for directions to the butcher's shop.

There are a lot of assumptions being made in this thread. He could be picking up his daughter from work. He may have seen the car of a friend and was stopping to show off his buck. He might of needed to use the bathroom. Maybe it's been a long day and he's having one shot to get his feet back on the ground.

I do think that if you live on the wetside, a little discretion and sensitivity may be in order when transporting your animal home from the woods. But northeastern WA on the ID border? I'd be worried if I didn't see deer on top of cars regularly during hunting season. No one knows the situation behind this picture. All I know is one thing: nice buck. 

[h20hunter]

Look closer, it is skinned.

You're right, don't think I have ever seen a skinned deer on top before.  Maybe he was just stopping in for directions to the butcher's shop.

There are a lot of assumptions being made in this thread. He could be picking up his daughter from work. He may have seen the car of a friend and was stopping to show off his buck. He might of needed to use the bathroom. Maybe it's been a long day and he's having one shot to get his feet back on the ground.

I do think that if you live on the wetside, a little discretion and sensitivity may be in order when transporting your animal home from the woods. But northeastern WA on the ID border? I'd be worried if I didn't see deer on top of cars regularly during hunting season. No one knows the situation behind this picture. All I know is one thing: nice buck. 

P-man.....sorry, you are way way off base! He could be swing by to pick up his mom from work? Second cousin maybe because they have a date later on after her shift? Maybe he is out of meth and needs a bump? Maybe he is actually a hunter pimp? Lots of assumptions yes....

 

[1bugman]

Maybe she had to get to work?

[PolarBear]

Some friends of mine hunt Montana every year and one of their traditions is the night before they come home they hit a strip club.  Last year they hit it on their way home with 3 rigs and 10 deer in full display.   They have a pic similar than that one with their rigs in front of the strip club with all the bucks poking their heads out.   

[Rakkasan00]

Some friends of mine hunt Montana every year and one of their traditions is the night before they come home they hit a strip club.  Last year they hit it on their way home with 3 rigs and 10 deer in full display.   They have a pic similar than that one with their rigs in front of the strip club with all the bucks poking their heads out.   

Classic!

[Boss .300 winmag]

I think you guys have it all wrong, he was showing his wife that was at work that he really did get his deer.

Or his soon to be wife that he can provide for her. 

[deerhunter_98520]

Maybe he was trying to barter his deer for store credit 

[PolarBear]

I wonder if they tried to stuff that "buck" into a stripper's g-string?
"Nooooow on stage 2 is Bambi!"

[pianoman9701]

I wonder if they tried to stuff that "buck" into a stripper's g-string?
"Nooooow on stage 2 is Bambi!"

In that neck of the woods, I bet a backstrap in the G-string will get you a lap dance!

[PolarBear]

Now that's some useful information!!!!  I wonder that a whole hind quarter.......  Nevermind.   

[HUNTINCOUPLE]

Surprised the internet police haven't ran the license plate number and contacted the owner of the vehicle to ask them some questions?