Wyoming Success Photo's

MulieKing · Sep 18, 2005

Blackdog and I had some fun in the backcountry of Wyoming. See photo's...

Hopefully lady luck shines on us the rest of the season.

azscouter · Sep 18, 2005

Awesome job those are some great bucks.

Chef · Sep 18, 2005

Great job guys!
Nice way to pack in/out!

Congrats and thanks for the pics!

Chef
"I Love Animals...They're Delicious!"

MichaelJ · Sep 18, 2005

Jeeze, those bucks could be brothers!!! Way to go!

At first, I thought to myself, "this guy is trying to be playoff on Deerking's name" (local legend here on the board), but now I think it's well deserved!

Michael~All Gods creatures welcome... right next to the mashed potatoes and gravy.

kilowatt · Sep 18, 2005

Congrats to the both of you on a great hunt. Those "packers" are great too, easier than you packing the load.

Brian

Lien2 · Sep 19, 2005

Congratulations on a couple of dandy bucks!

Lien2

ICMDEER · Sep 19, 2005

Congrats. Great job. I wa sover there over the weekend and I could not believe the number of hunters. It seesm like there are more people every year. Gett those bucks is an accomplishemt with all of that competition.

GooseHunterJr · Sep 20, 2005

Great job guys!

Shane · Sep 20, 2005

How many llamas do you have? What saddles are you using? I bought some last year and love using them. They are not as friendly as horses but a heck of a lot less work in using them. Taking care of my dog is about equal to having them. I use saddles from Wes Holmquist and like them. I tried giving them a workout with elk meat the last couple of weeks but I have to kill one first.
Shane

eelgrass · Sep 20, 2005

Looks like a couple well deserved trophies. Really good bucks. Thanks.

Steve

BCBOY · Sep 20, 2005

Congrats on a couple great looking bucks! Way to go!

Shagnasty · Sep 21, 2005

Nice bucks! I like the top two pics with the lamas.

MulieKing · Sep 21, 2005

The Llama's were rentals and we had three on this trip. We probably could have used another as we had a lot of meat to pack out. The packs that were used were Bonny Doon packs with a nice aluminum frame and plenty of pack space. The only issue that I had with the packs was keeping them positioned correctly on steep decents.

Overall they were a lot of fun to use and they will definetly be with me on future trips to the backcountry.