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There's little I like less than looking at the picture of someone's special harvested animal that looks like crap! If you want me to look at your nice deer, elk, moose, bear, bobcat, mountain lion, pheasant, etc. and your pictures look like crap, go ahead and keep them there. I'm not the least bit intersted in seeing your deer with blood pouring out of mouth and/or nose, blood pooled on the ground underneath, or blood all over the side of the body I'm seeing, end of story. How do you think these great pics look to antis?? That's anti-hunters for you that wondered. You say that you don't care what they think?? I've got news, you oughtta!! Once your picture goes somewhere on the internet, who knows where it might end up. As a hunter for the last 40 yrs, I am telling you, keep your nasty, bloody gorey pics to yourself. Blow them up, frame them and put then on YOUR living room wall! (made my point?)
People, please take some time and make your photos something worthwhile to see. If you shoot the world's record whitetail buck next week and take pictures ONLY of the buck on your tailgate with it's 3" bloody tounge hanging out and a 2" bloody hole in it's side, is that gonna be the one you want in your office, den, living room, trophy room???? Somehow, I doubt it. Hey, just take some time, wipe the blood away, tuck the tongue in (or cut it off!), set the deer (or whatever) in a nice area and take quality pictures for EVERYONE! Especially yourself. I can only promise that you will appreciate the pictures and that hunt much more years from now. Trust me, I am correct.
People, please take some time and make your photos something worthwhile to see. If you shoot the world's record whitetail buck next week and take pictures ONLY of the buck on your tailgate with it's 3" bloody tounge hanging out and a 2" bloody hole in it's side, is that gonna be the one you want in your office, den, living room, trophy room???? Somehow, I doubt it. Hey, just take some time, wipe the blood away, tuck the tongue in (or cut it off!), set the deer (or whatever) in a nice area and take quality pictures for EVERYONE! Especially yourself. I can only promise that you will appreciate the pictures and that hunt much more years from now. Trust me, I am correct.