petew
08-17-2013, 09:42 AM
:) We see some great pictures on forums of many awesome animals, and read about the hunts quite frequently. Often we may think the shooter/Hunter is a real deal hunting guru, of unquestionable morals and standarsds.
Some truly are just that, however I am a curious person, and often will do some browsing thru the rest of the photo Bucket pictures that are available to view, but not specifically linked to or refered to in the story. {Snooping is another term.} Who knows what we see. Everything under the sun is often left for all to see.
I find it particularly amusing though , when we see pictures taken from the tree stands / blinds clearly showing the salt blocks, and grain piles etc. obviously from the stand the animal written about was killed at.{ Same place , same items in photo, diferent angles} .
One story was quite interesting to read , but the non published photos showing the trophy half eaten by coyotes before it was found kind of takes away from what was written about the perfect shot, and kill of the majestic creature and all the patterning , skill etc. it took to get it. A photo sequence of the shot site from the stand with the animal still live, and many tracking pictures of blood trails, up to the kill at another date and time. The story written and the photo trail make a diferent version right down to the butchering and eating of the cuts that were enjoyed by the coyotes.
The nice part of digital pictures is the easy to see sequence of them that the camera imbeds into the shot, or the description and how it relates to the album and story.
It makes me smile.
.:sHa_sarcasticlol:
Some truly are just that, however I am a curious person, and often will do some browsing thru the rest of the photo Bucket pictures that are available to view, but not specifically linked to or refered to in the story. {Snooping is another term.} Who knows what we see. Everything under the sun is often left for all to see.
I find it particularly amusing though , when we see pictures taken from the tree stands / blinds clearly showing the salt blocks, and grain piles etc. obviously from the stand the animal written about was killed at.{ Same place , same items in photo, diferent angles} .
One story was quite interesting to read , but the non published photos showing the trophy half eaten by coyotes before it was found kind of takes away from what was written about the perfect shot, and kill of the majestic creature and all the patterning , skill etc. it took to get it. A photo sequence of the shot site from the stand with the animal still live, and many tracking pictures of blood trails, up to the kill at another date and time. The story written and the photo trail make a diferent version right down to the butchering and eating of the cuts that were enjoyed by the coyotes.
The nice part of digital pictures is the easy to see sequence of them that the camera imbeds into the shot, or the description and how it relates to the album and story.
It makes me smile.
.:sHa_sarcasticlol: