Indians For Guns

This is my first post here and would like to start it with a few pictures which I wanted to share with my fellow outdoors men and women. One of my friends from North Dakota has shared his experience on a tree stand. I bet he never left his stand I guess you would never see this in your life...live, except on TV.
Enjoy

Welcome aboard mate and these pictures are amazing moose can be a handful, its big and what a success story of rehabilitation story for wolves WOW

Thanks for sharing

best

WOW.
Moose. The largest and strongest deer on earth.
A pack of wolves.....Formidable hunters.
In India, we have both Wolves and the wild dogs (Dhole), though their numbers have gone down.
Poisoned by farmers, protecting their livestock.

Rolf Peterson of Michigan University is credited with these pics.
Im not sure if hes from Narth dakota but these pics were taken in isle royale national park, Michigan, at the Canadian border.
You are lucky to have him as a friend. Please tell him I am a big fan of his work and better still, please invite him to be a member here.

friends ,am not able to see the photographs. it says that i don't have permission to see..!!!!!!!!!!

dr.jayakumar wrote:friends ,am not able to see the photographs. it says that i don't have permission to see..!!!!!!!!!!

Probably you forgot to log on Doc.

Beautiful pics,

Reminds me of Finland february temperature -30, we were driving in the artic circle through the woods there was a car parked and there was a lady with a shotgun and her faithful companion a retriver out on a hunt for hare and small game she was alone. There was a system by which any hunter in the area had to display a card or something near the car parked at the edge of the woods that a hunt was in process so that people did not stray in and get hurt.

By the way moose and reindeer sausage is extremely tasty

regards drifter

shooter wrote:Rolf Peterson of Michigan University is credited with these pics.
Im not sure if hes from Narth dakota but these pics were taken in isle royale national park, Michigan, at the Canadian border.
You are lucky to have him as a friend. Please tell him I am a big fan of his work and better still, please invite him to be a member here.

And the pics were not from a tree stand

here is full story: http://www.isleroyalewolf.org/photo_ess ... ekill.html

-Inder

And the pics were not from a tree stand

here is full story: http://www.isleroyalewolf.org/photo_ess ... ekill.html

-Inder

Thanks For the info Inder.

By the way moose and reindeer sausage is extremely tasty

Dear drifter please share your story re: the sausages

Dear Shooter,

My friend's dad at that time was 72 years and lives near the artic, regularly goes for reindeer during game season and I was lucky to have the sausage they had made at home with the local butchers help. They have fire places all over the house and they love to just sit looking at the lake with the sausage over the fire and talk about the adventures of the game trip they had. Finns love their vodka, sausage, mustard and gravy, maybe its their national food.

reg drifter

Finlandia +++
Mustard +
Gravy +/-

I have to try the sausages now. Do they courier?

Shooter,

maybe we should plan a game trip for reindeer that way we get to eat the freshest of sausages, what do you say?.
reg drifter

A good deed needs no permission.

In hindi 'neki aur pooch pooch'

In rajasthani 'geli sabbar pehli' (a crazy person is the first (to agree to something)).

Shooter,

I hope some day this happens, is the initiater crazier than the person agreeing? might be a endless debate. hopefully should be decided sooner rather than later.

reg drifter.

Anytime for shooting/hunting/fishing etc.
As i say naam bhi shooter...... kaam bhi....