Another great season

[Greenmtnboy]

Is that antler rub on the tree in the base camp photo?

How far was the pistol shot?
B.

That is a open scar not a rub but in the back of camp there were a bunch of fresh rubs.
I got within 30 yrds of the marmot before I felt I needed to take a rest and shoot.

 

[Greenmtnboy]

Congrats to both of you and great pics!

What type of rock is that sitting on the big rock in front of you in the "Old Sheds" pic? :wink: :grin:

a plastic one :grin: good eye.

 

[Greenmtnboy]

Beautiful!

I've been watching for your report. Looks like the missus put a nice shot on that bull.

That's a lot of meat to have to take care of in a short period of time.

Gets to be alot like work when you make all your meat in 2 days.

Ha!

your not kidding.
She shot and ran out of the woods to get to work.Left me with 175lbs of meat to pack out and butcher, but all is good we got two elk and two deer in the freezer.

 

[grndhntr]

Great job of telling the story through your photos, GMB. Looks like you had an awesome, if not long enough, adventure.

 

[Britsmoothy]

The 30yds marmot shot was slick from the short pistol :hatsoff:

B.

 

[Greenmtnboy]

It's a very accurate 8" custom barrel and I have horizontal notches on my front sites for elevation.

on a rest I could head shoot a marmot at 50 yrds.

 

[David G]

:thumbsup:

 

[Maestro]

Outstanding, GMB! I got to visit CO for the first time last month and now have an even greater appreciation for your photos.

 

[smo]

Thanks for posting I always enjoy your photos

 

[PJC]

Great photos and story.
I love reading your posts. It is such big, big country and it looks beautiful.
PJC

 

[hawk]

that is great to see ...enjoy your bounty!
CHEERS!

 

[VTdeerhunter]

Beautiful pictures GMB, congratulation's to you and the Mrs. on a successful hunt :hatsoff: