Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: Kazekurt on December 20, 2012, 09:28:55 AM
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My wife has a blog and every year at the end if the year she has it made into a book. It's kind of her way if documenting the family photos and happenings each year. Anyway, this got me thinking! I have over twenty years worth of cool hunting pics and stories involving my family and close friends. Have any if you ever created a hunt book? Right now, I still remember the details of most of these hunts and looking at the photos takes me back Everytime! As I get older, this might not always be the case. Anyway, it would have to be in a format that could continually be added to as I'm nowhere close to calling it quits but I'd like to print it out every know and then. I'm open to all tips or ideas! is there a site out there that offers this type of service?Thanks.
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I do journal our outings in a book. We keep good track of photos through the year. There is an outfit i think called Shuterfly that does the book for you?
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I am working on one for my son. Someday I hope to have it finished.
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Me and my buddies have been keeping a journal for a long time. It is fun reading it from time to time
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Me and my buddies have been keeping a journal for a long time. It is fun reading it from time to time
yep have 23 years of hunt journals.
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I kept a journal one year, but it was a lot of work writing the days events down every evening! The year was 2009, and it ended up being 73 pages typed. . . Now I document what I can when I can with the video camera.
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:hello:. Allan K! I here ya on the time it takes to keep an accurate journal. Especially when you hunt sun up to sun down and are to tiered to write each evening! It is so worth it. We read ours time to time and wish i would have started when i was way young. I wish my old man would have done it as well!!!!
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I take alot of pictures of my hunts documenting trails, where I have seen deer, etc. At the end of the season I compose a few pages of where I went, saw, etc for future references and save it as a word document and put it in each years hunting pictures folder.
