Single best pic you've ever taken

[SouthPaw]

 

[AKDoc]

A recent addition to my favorites folder...

 

[jimh406]

Just tonight sunset.

 

[Rabbit46]

This is a picture from a Frank Church elk hunt I went on with my old man. It always brings back good memories.

 

[Wildstreak]

Yellowstone June 2025

 

[dgfavor]

Man, I take way too many photos to have a "best"...not even sure what that means. I'll go with one I'll likely never, ever get a chance at again - not the best image quality but great content:

 

[Pochuck]

Perfect morning in northern Maine on a moose hunt

 

[bhalb69]

Not sure why I enjoy this picture so much, but I always like it when I see it

 

[Dwatts25]

OK boys and girls, let's see the single best pic (i.e., your favorite) you've ever taken (preferably hunting/fishing/outdoors related). Here's mine. It's a pic of us after our first ever elk hunt. My buddy Slevy on the left and me on the right-- we both shot smallish 6 point bulls on Day 1. Six days later my brother shot a goofy horned 7x3. Still my favorite hunting trip of all time. This pic makes me smile every time I see it... Let's see the one pic that always brings a smile to your face.

This is awesome, what a great trip.

 

[Dwatts25]

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Perfect morning in northern Maine on a moose hunt

Looks incredible. Can’t wait to check it out up there one day!

 

[Bridgerland]

Uinta mountains, July 2022

 

[mtwarden]

Sierras'

 

[Elkfitness]

Always liked this pic


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[Doublekicker]

One is my favorite, the other I think my best I’ve taken guess one which is which.

 

[T4halo]

A little whitetail and an old Jeep. Camp memories.

 

[Pookie]

Sierras'

This is very nice work

 

[Trumpkin The Dwarf]

A gorgeous sunset from last summer on the Bighorn River.

 

[Steve O]

Imagine if you will, 30 years ago, going on a bird hunting trip from pathetic Michigan to Iowa, Kansas and South Dakota and snapping a few photos with an old film camera along the way. Your dog is looking at you and at the exact moment you are pressing the shutter release your buddy slams the truck door. Weeks later when you pick up the printed photos from the local photo shop you look through them all anticipating one of the 36 came out nice and find THIS one.

 

[mddat]

BC grizz