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Saw these boys this morning. Not sure if it’s a set of twins and another one for if they are triplets. Always cool to see them unless you’re doing 70 down an icy road and they run out in front of you ha ha

The counting is for 5 stand!

Neat. Have to drink a lot to see one down here.

Pheasant Triplets?


The counting...

Drove up on this guy last night while scouting cranes. Definitely not the biggest set of antlers I’ve seen on a moose but he was pretty fat. Looks like he may have a limp. Many deer hunters do not like moose around here because they feel they push the deer out of the area. Also most moose will hide in standing corn and sunflowers so you can imagine the damage they do to standing crops.

First, I tried this to change the subject to Moose, but the thread must be too long that I can’t change the name

Second as you can tell in the video, it’s pretty stinking windy today. Gusts over 70. Made climbing up on the tanks pretty interesting. Anyways at my last location, I was sitting in the truck Getting ready to get out and this guy walked by. I snuck up behind the tanks and got within 30 yards of him. That would never happen if I had a moose tag and the season was open ha ha.

PorkChop wrote:First, I tried this to change the subject to Moose, but the thread must be too long that I can’t change the name

Second as you can tell in the video, it’s pretty stinking windy today. Gusts over 70. Made climbing up on the tanks pretty interesting. Anyways at my last location, I was sitting in the truck Getting ready to get out and this guy walked by. I snuck up behind the tanks and got within 30 yards of him. That would never happen if I had a moose tag and the season was open ha ha.

Thanks for sharing, PorkChop!

I was able to get the title modified for you.

Thank you!!!!!

Very cool vid PC!!!!

Great video, and yes he does look like he is limping a little bit.

don novicki wrote:Great video, and yes he does look like he is limping a little bit.

Pr'olly just totaled someone's Subaru.