Before and After Pictures

[ryanb]

Glad to have you back posting on this site rubberfist. You always have/had amazing pictures!

[Stone Sheep Steve]

Bumping this just to remind bhb and BCr that they have unfulfilled promises to meet. Wink

Bump. Still waiting

[showtimebc]

One of my favorite threads on here from this year, thought I would contribute too. Here are a couple great hunts from 2016!

[Stone Sheep Steve]

Great pics, STBC!!

Thanks for taking the time to post those up

Looks like a damn fine year for you!

[BCrams]

Seeing a few older pictures on here. Great thread and here's one to get started from a few years back with SSS.









There was no after pic with the skyline ram as we decided we didn't want to target or shoot that ram.....as pretty as he was and legal.

[Stone Sheep Steve]

Holy smokes! He finally did it! Lol!

Got any more?

[bighornbob]

Finally had a chance to resize some photos. Here is my 2009 GOS Fraser River Cali.

[Stone Sheep Steve]

Right on Bobby!!
I knew you could do it!! Cool pics!

Now that you've got this picture posting thing mastered, I think there might be at least one more to share??

SSS

[bighornbob]

My 2013 Spences Bridge Bighorn. Before-After and Two days after.

Rams in the timber.


Rams bailed down the mountain and I found this 60m down the mountain.


Two shots later and he fell off the ledge and got lodged in a tree 5m below the ledge. The ram is not actually touching the ground in this photo. He is folded into this tree.


Do to some very unlucky events and a small mental breakdown on my part. The ram fell down the mountain a couple of hundred meters. I was able to get to him there (no pics) but once again gravity took its toll and he went another 200-300m down the mountain. I had to come up from the bottom instead of from the top and was unable to find the ram. Scratched and bloodied from a few slips and tumbles and heat stroke setting in (it was 34 degrees celcius that day) I limped home.

Two days later I went back to look for the ram. I found him in a slide and made my way up to him. After chasing a bear off the kill this is what I found.



Not only had the ram been fed on but in the mid 30 temps the meat was actually a medium rare. As you can see the horns actually rotted off the cores. The local bios were shocked that this could happen in two days as was the taxidermist.

This was down at the river once I skinned out the rotting hide and scraped off 1000 maggots (as you can see the brains are melting out of the skull).



BHB

[ElectricDyck]

Thats crazy! I take it the cape was spoiled and slipped..Glad you found it..I've experienced it goat hunting where you can get into a lot of trouble quick in the cliffs..