Pack out pics

[teanawayslayer]

A couple years ago

[RadSav]

Last year peaches ridge

These guys look guilty of something   What's with the hand full of strings?

[Wanttohuntmore]

2001 moose and my dad and our hunting partner with a muley on the pack orse about the same year.

[go4steelhd]

2015 antelope

[Wanttohuntmore]

Dad from 2 years ago.

[Tree Killer]

a couple old timey pics...







my oldest brother with an old gnarly bull...



my heaviest pack out...170# tom

[Woodchuck]

Nice shots. Thank you for sharing them.

[theleo]

All you guys and girls are studs! The only animal to ever touch my back was my dad's antelope.

[STRINGSHOOTER]

Dad hadn't seen any critters for the first five days of the season, so he made the 90 minute trip home in the afternoon to get a shower and was going to return in the morning.  His mistake was leaving the keys to his "baby" with us boys.

  Took two of us to ride the front rack to keep the wheels on the ground. First time we did not bring one out on our backs.  Ohh, and he never left the keys with us again.  lol

Great pics of that beast. How did you keep the front end on the ground? Very NICE!

[seth30]

2nd successful father son deer hunt with a bow

[Rob]

my 2014 Peaches Bull

[Rob]

Namibia 2007

[autodink13]

2013 Wa hunt. I got the glory of packing the headgear out but my buddy got the chore of packing most of the meat out for me! That's why his nickname is the "Clydesdale"...

Here's the "Clydesdale" in action. He's always good to have around

[huntnphool]

 Kelly

[Rob]

Love the photos everyone!  Quick Public Service Announcement (this topic came up from the instructor team in my most recent Hunt-Ed class this weekend).  Not a bad idea if you are strapping antlers to your pack, to put some kind of orange on them.  An extra vest or some orange tape attached to your animal may keep you from being a mistaken for game statistic.