Last Fall's Buck
Still cannot post pics, here is a link

http://www.monstermuleys.com/photos/PhotosID2/1626.html

I use photobucket and resize my pix to 7 or 8 inches wide at 72 pixels on photoshop Elements before I post them to photobucket. This gets them to a size that our forum will accept.

Once I have them in photobucket they list out as four different formats.

Email & IM
Direct Link
HTML Code and
IMG Code

If you left click on the IMG Code it will turn yellow and say copied. You can then paste that link on to the forum. It will show up as a picture in your post as below.

http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q172/faucettb/Tintop3.jpg

You just need to put the link where you want the pix to show up. Here's my little tintop Suzuki Samari. It's getting a new motor this summer so I can run it in the fall for hunting season. I was going to put a Chev 4.3 liter V-6 in it, but with gas prices the little four banger is going back in.

Nice buck by the way. The last nice buck I shot was about three years ago and it was a 21 inch basket four point white tail that dressed out around 250. Not a monster, but sure tasted good.

Faucett,
Thanks!
Do you have a pic of the whitetail?

Somewhere I do. It was shot on 35mm film instead of the digital camera. I'm in the process of digitizing a bunch of my slides including many from five years of hunting in Alaska. Hope to have that done by this winter.

I spent lots of years as a working photographer and this digital thing is new to me. hate the thought that there is $5000 worth of 35 mm photography equipment and near a thousand worth of darkroom equipment that basically has no value anymore because of a high pixel count. Shoot it makes me want to cuss out Canon every time I think about it.

Faucett,
When you get your slides done and post them I forsee that being one of the most popular threads, I get to hunt country a lot of guys will never get to see, but Alaska? Wow! Get em done and share!

Do you have any Alaska pics ready now?