Dead heads???

[FlyGuy]

Found this guy in the Gila last year. Wasn’t the trophy I was looking for but it helped ease the pain some.




You can’t cheat the mountain

 

[TSAMP]

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Dead head found a few years back out looking for sheds. Would much rather get a shot at them on the hoof, but the white treasures are always fun to find.

Do you typically shoot your archery target with birdshot? Or are your groups that bad? Haha

 

[Squamch]

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Forgive my ignorance, but what is a pit lamper?

Pit lamping, jack lighting, spotlighting, etc. Shining a light on animals and shooting them. The local Indian bands figure it's their traditional treaty protected method of hunting.

 

[eagle#eyes]

I found these guys locked up. Couldn’t separate them even if I wanted to.

 

[MTPipeliner]

Pit lamping, jack lighting, spotlighting, etc. Shining a light on animals and shooting them. The local Indian bands figure it's their traditional treaty protected method of hunting.

Thanks, I’ve heard all the other terms, but never pit lamping.

 

[MTPipeliner]

Here are a couple from this spring. The spike was my sons first deadhead.

 

[crkotick]

Found this guy while archery hunting last October


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[hoyt-guy]

Do you typically shoot your archery target with birdshot? Or are your groups that bad? Haha

Nah they just that bad lol.

 

[Anozira]

Nothing spectacular but its something.

 

[ColoradoV]

Been finding a few this year - here is a Muley, bighorn, and a the first deadhead my 8 year old daughter found. Crazy it was half buried.

 

[bliner]

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[Ryhole]

Saw this last year archery Hunting elk with my brother in law. We were hot on some elk that evening and running out of daylight. went a solid mile out of my way the next day to go back and get it.

 

[spike camp]

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Nice finds!
Never seen a third kick back like it does on the 7x
Very cool character on that bull.

 

[spike camp]

This is my best elk dead head...

Got a picture of him in March one year, then found him in April.
Cat got him, along with 2 others I found in less than a 1/2 of a steep creek bed.
Drought that year, bulls were using one little creek and the cat was nailing them.

He scores 305” and is less an 1.5” out of perfect symmetry.

 

[Blinginpse]

This is my best elk dead head...

Got a picture of him in March one year, then found him in April.
Cat got him, along with 2 others I found in less than a 1/2 of a steep creek bed.
Drought that year, bulls were using one little creek and the cat was nailing them.

He scores 305” and is less an 1.5” out of perfect symmetry.

How could you tell cat was getting them? Studd of a bull

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[mattferg84]

Heres one from a few years ago.

 

[spike camp]

How could you tell cat was getting them? Studd of a bull

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All 3 bulls were in the bottom of the ravine, and then pulled into little pockets and then covered up with logs and debris.

I’ve found dozens of lion kills over the years, and they all kinda look the same how/where they’re cached.

I actually saw one of the other 3 bulls i found that day, a few weeks before as well...he had all messed up hooves and didn’t look to good when I saw him.

 

[mattferg84]

 

[Blinginpse]

All 3 bulls were in the bottom of the ravine, and then pulled into little pockets and then covered up with logs and debris.

I’ve found dozens of lion kills over the years, and they all kinda look the same how/where they’re cached.

I actually saw one of the other 3 bulls i found that day, a few weeks before as well...he had all messed up hooves and didn’t look to good when I saw him.

Wow interesting. Thanks for the reply

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[Catchfish]

Did he find the traps and drags too

My boy found this at my grandparents ranch 20' behind the barnView attachment 194809View attachment 194809