Alpine Hunting

[leadpillproductions]

Its to bad my muledeer season don't start tell nov up here

[twoSevenO]

It's real and he earned every inch of that buck.
Took a few years of hardcore scouting and close the deal.

Casual hunts seldom produce big results.

Were gonna need a pic of this bad boy!!!

As I mentioned on the previous page no ones posted a pic of a decent alpine buck on here in years!!!!

Come on. Break the streak!

[dana]

Were gonna need a pic of this bad boy!!!

As I mentioned on the previous page no ones posted a pic of a decent alpine buck on here in years!!!!

Come on. Break the streak!

I respect those that don't want to share photos. In this day and age in this province, finding a big buck takes a lot of time and effort because there are just so few of them out there. If you find a good area that holds some mature deer, why risk loosing that for the sake of a bunch of hunters that may start looking for that spot for themselves. Respect the hunter and let him share only what he wants to share.

[twoSevenO]

You dont need to share the spot to share the buck. Hell, you can share a pic of him off the wall.

Granted pics tend to draw attention via PMs sometime and some aren't comfortable ignoring those ... in which case that's understandable in my mind.

[dino]

It's real and he earned every inch of that buck.
Took a few years of hardcore scouting and close the deal.

Casual hunts seldom produce big results.

Ive seen that movie before too. You have posted a bunch of good deer yourself. You did not seem to worry to much about it. People post some good bucks on instagam every year. I guess i just miss all the pics guys used to post. I enjoy your tcam threads quite a bit also. I just know if I ever do take a real good one ,I will be posting it.

[Brez]

Ive seen that movie before too. You have posted a bunch of good deer yourself. You did not seem to worry to much about it. People post some good bucks on instagam every year. I guess i just miss all the pics guys used to post. I enjoy your tcam threads quite a bit also. I just know if I ever do take a real good one ,I will be posting it.

There's not much better than a picture of a beautiful trophy animal on a scenic ridge with mountains in the background, but there is always somwone who will recognize the place and your secret is gone. A friend of mine got a great bighorn on a solo hunt in Alberta and then a very respectable mule deer in central Alberta and when he sent me the photos, I told him exactly where they were taken. He was amazed. If you want your secret to remain a secret, you have to be very careful of your photograghy and that just diminishes the pictures, in my mind. Having said that, I hope you get that big one and post it. It's those pics that make these sites worth looking at.

[twoSevenO]

I agree with everything you've said .... however, a pic of the mount or rack inside the garage gives nothing away.... just sayin.

[Brez]

You bet. I'm just letting Dino and others know the game.

[dana]

I agree with everything you've said .... however, a pic of the mount or rack inside the garage gives nothing away.... just sayin.

You are assuming the mount is home from the taxidermist already. Most taxidermists have close to a year wait and some taxidermists even longer.

And even with a mount photo, people start the bombardment of PM's. You never know how bold people are. Tons are direct and to the point, 'Tell me where you shot that buck!'.

[twoSevenO]

Really? Do people do it to piss you off or do they genuinely think you'd give up the location of a trophy buck to a random internet stranger that messaged you?

I remember someone on here having a sign line that was a guy PMing him and offering $500 for the location of his buck. Good for a chuckle but at least he was offering something in exchange for the location. Lol.