Your Favorite Adventure Photos/Videos You’ve Taken (Post here)
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Els
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Post some more hero adventure shots of it here
Wade Burns
Well-known member
Fun as hell! I whacked some in Samoa!
Still one of the most badass pics I have taken…blurry or not.
From my turkey blind, 25 yards away.
Campeche, Mexico 2014.
From my turkey blind, 25 yards away.
Campeche, Mexico 2014.
Thats sick
nickmuckerman
New member
Good memories of this adventure.
Al "Shifty" Schultz
Well-known member
I bet! I'm jealous! Been putting in for goat tags in a few different states, just can't seem to win that lotto!
Matthew Moore
Member
I like these two pics of my dad, from back in August 2022, when he was helping me on my Dall Sheep Hunt.
The clouds would roll in and we’d get some snow flurries for about an hour or two and then it would clear up. It did that all 5 days of my hunt.
gelhaargerald
Active member
Finding pretty quickly how boring I am compared to most of you all.
My b day is always on or around opening day of duck hunting. My dad was rarely around for it, he and buddies would go the Mississippi river for opening day. They had a island they would bushwack every year and camp for 3 days. Opening morning they would kill their limit, eat it then go back out and kill a second limit. It would be where I legally hunted for the first time, it just happened that my 12 birthday fell on opening day. I am pretty sure I went through boxes of shells before I connected. That was a drake woodie that I ended up not finding because I was so excited to hit something. We didn't have a dog so I learned to watch them hit the water and hustle after it.
Fast forward 14 some years. My wife and I built a house, got married, went on a honeymoon and then the first week back we picked up our first dog Maxx. My name on most of these forums is still that across the internet. I had a lot of energy, time and want to make this dog great and she didn't disappoint at all. She was a bear to get through force fetching and it didn't help that I was green but after that she flew through training. We went on to run test through AKC senior hunter title, she was doing master level work. Then kids came and we just hunted when ever we could. She hunted 4-5 different states, duck, geese and pheasant. I don't think you could have picked a better first dog!
So this picture was taking in front of that same island that I started my hunting career. Not sure why but I have always loved it. We are on our 4th family dog right now and while they have all been great in their own way I am not sure if we will ever have one like Maxx! She was the best.
My b day is always on or around opening day of duck hunting. My dad was rarely around for it, he and buddies would go the Mississippi river for opening day. They had a island they would bushwack every year and camp for 3 days. Opening morning they would kill their limit, eat it then go back out and kill a second limit. It would be where I legally hunted for the first time, it just happened that my 12 birthday fell on opening day. I am pretty sure I went through boxes of shells before I connected. That was a drake woodie that I ended up not finding because I was so excited to hit something. We didn't have a dog so I learned to watch them hit the water and hustle after it.
Fast forward 14 some years. My wife and I built a house, got married, went on a honeymoon and then the first week back we picked up our first dog Maxx. My name on most of these forums is still that across the internet. I had a lot of energy, time and want to make this dog great and she didn't disappoint at all. She was a bear to get through force fetching and it didn't help that I was green but after that she flew through training. We went on to run test through AKC senior hunter title, she was doing master level work. Then kids came and we just hunted when ever we could. She hunted 4-5 different states, duck, geese and pheasant. I don't think you could have picked a better first dog!
So this picture was taking in front of that same island that I started my hunting career. Not sure why but I have always loved it. We are on our 4th family dog right now and while they have all been great in their own way I am not sure if we will ever have one like Maxx! She was the best.
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Steve Johnson
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Coues Deer camp a couple years back...
Al "Shifty" Schultz
Well-known member
That's one hunt I'd like to do, Coues deer
beharvison
New member
While still with 1-19 SFG I had the opportunity to accompany a GO to Morocco for an engagement that included a refuel exercise. Pretty wild to sit in the tail boom of a KC-135 while that F-16 pulls up for a sip.
The other is an ascent of the Great White Icicle in Little Cottonwood Canyon, doing a variant with a mixed pitch. Good times for sure.
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The other is an ascent of the Great White Icicle in Little Cottonwood Canyon, doing a variant with a mixed pitch. Good times for sure.
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Al "Shifty" Schultz
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Were you with 1st Group and 19th during 2005-2006? I had a contract teaching them combatives during that time frame at JBLM and at the 19th Group facility.
