Best pics from the woods

[Bwhana]

Favorite view from Ohio in 2017.

John H.

 

[fbwguy]

Here is a pic of my hunting grounds in my backyard in Arkansas. Not a normal situation

 

[TNSTAAFL]

Here is a pic of my hunting grounds in my backyard in Arkansas. Not a normal situation View attachment 13335

That looks like hunting in Vermont!

 

[fbwguy]

That looks like hunting in Vermont!

It was alot like hunting Massachusetts as a teenager. I was popping Tree Rats

 

[flinginairos]

Here’s a few I’ve taken the past couple years.

Just some of my favorites!


Tethrd-Ginger Ninja/Fire Crotch Fiddler

 

[DC10]

My and my daughter's view (after a successful hunt) while waiting for my dad to pick us up.

 

[flinginairos]

This may be one of my favorite pics of the past several years just because of the work and planning that went into that hunt. Cyber scouted that spot from nearly 1900 miles away, killed a buck the first two hours of the opener and packed him off the mountain. I can still feel the pain in my legs hiking that joker out of there. This pic brings all those feelings back!

Tethrd-Ginger Ninja/Fire Crotch Fiddler

 

[NW_Arkansas22]

Not the best quality photo but I thought this was super cool. 7 trees joined together at their trunks. Anybody know what causes this or if it's even naturally occurring?

 

[KYHunter]

Pack-in fly fishing trip in the High Uintas

 

[KYHunter]

 

[boyne bowhunter]

That looks like hunting in Vermont!

Yep, Standard hunting day here in northern Michigan. Beautiful pic though!

 

[fbwguy]

Here’s one from my Boise Idaho tripThen here is TahoeAnd not really a forest, but it is the Apache Trail in Arizona All of these wonderful trips were part of my job travels. It’s a good perk

 

[Wasp]

Lake Moomaw in Virginia

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[Coathanger15]

This has always been one of my favorite spots.

 

[William74080]

I think I may have to move.... you all have beautiful views and I've got flat ground.. lol

 

[fbwguy]

Almost forgot, the place I was born and raised! The Berkshire Mountains of Western Massachusetts

 

[rutjr]

Wow! We sure do live in a beautiful country! Awesome pictures!

 

[austin1990]

Most of my pics don't compare to the beauty of some of y'alls but I'll share anyways.

Took this sunrise pic this past season from my favorite spot to rifle hunt, killed a good buck that morning too

Took this one Turkey hunting one morning in the ouchita mountains


This is the alum fork in the ouchita mountains, many miles down stream it turns into a lake and then the saline river. You can catch smallmouth bass, pickerel and other assorted fish in these little mountain streams. Long ways back in there to this pool

A cool pic while rifle hunting, sage grass was to tall for me to ever get a shot as he chased some doe's around but a cool pic

A sunset one evening in central AR

 

[Bama_Xander]

Not the best quality photo but I thought this was super cool. 7 trees joined together at their trunks. Anybody know what causes this or if it's even naturally occurring?

In some species, if a trees single main trunk is broken/seriously injured, it can have several shoots come up from the stump. Over time the middle trunk rots away. You see it very common in the redwood Forrest. Not sure if that’s what’s happening here. If it is, it would have needed to happen when the tree was very small.

On a side note, I killed my biggest buck ever out of a multi trunked tree just like that this past December in IL. I was sky lined, but with the sun at my back and the multi-trunks it gave me the cover I needed in a leafless forrest. Killed him to the left down the hill coming through a bedding area trailing a doe. Here was the view.

 

[Blinginpse]