Now that is WEIRD!

[khunter#1]

  

[KFhunter]

The weirdest thing I've seen with my own eyes was a bat embedded in a bucks testicles.

This bat had a pocket where the testicle sack had grown around the bat and nearly encased it.  The bat was long dead, assumed it had latched on and never let go.


the whole thing was cut off and send to WDFW biologists.  The buck went to waste on their advice.

[TONTO]

In Oct 2005 I put the .25-06 bullet through the buck's ear and out the opposite side eye. Virtually no external signs of a hit at all, and needless to say the buck dropped dead instantly. I expected a big exit wound and a shattered skull, but that was not the case. Bullet was a 100 gr Barnes TSX @ 3340 fps mv, range was just over 100 yards.

I can't go around recommending the shot, because it's an easy one to blow - resulting in either a miss, a dinged up antler or worst of all, a terribly wounded deer that will likely get away to die slowly. Still, it works like lightning... 

Very weird though when the carcasses are all hanging in the barn and there's not a bullet hole anywhere to be found in one of 'em...

 Never saw this post before, oh wait um...I wasn't here yet

Any  how I guess it was 20+ years ago, my dad had a cow tag in the Toutle, so I went with him to help pack. He got on some fresh tracks and took off after them. I waited at the truck, about an hour later I hear a shot then nothing, so figure hey the old man knocked one down so I grab my knife and head off towards where the shot came from. When I get up in there I found my dad sitting on a log looking over a dead yearling cow. Absolutely no blood entry/exit hole, nothing. I ask the ol man "where did you shoot her?".  He says" right in the ear."  The bullet had gone cleanly in one ear and exitted straight out the other ear. Stuck my finger in the ear and sure enough finger found a hole and came out bloody. Of course when I grabbed the head the whole skull was mush in the back, but it never broke the skin.

[SuperX]

This came from a whitetail buck my partner shot about 20 years ago.  The other side was normal.  Besides this, I occasionally find stuff inside the meat ranging from tree branch tips to shotgun slug fragments to pellets.

[Elkrunner]

How about an albino moose.  Many of you have seen this picture on other sites, but I love it. 

That almost looks like a white horse...very cool

[MLBowhunting]

Love the moose pic 

[25wssm]

Weird shed antler. The other side was normal

[ouchfoss]

Somewhere around the house I have some photos of my first P&Y bull and he had one lung that was literally twice the size of the other side lung.

[khunter#1]

Can you shoot albino animals? It is not in the hunting regulations, Thanks

[ouchfoss]

Can you shoot albino animals? It is not in the hunting regulations, Thanks

Yes, you can now. Used to outlawed a few years back for some odd reason.