LAST EDITED ON Feb-08-14 AT 08:26PM (MST)[p]OK boys I go skiing a with my kids and the post must have gotten out of hand.
If we are civil and respectful then there should be no reason for a nuke.
This was my origional post.
$2,000 dollars for a kill picture of the Hyde Park buck
http://www.ksl.com/?sid=28611113&nid=968
Congrats to the hunters who killed these big bucks! They are awesome! I have a friend who looked at these big bucks and their kill scene picture?s and wondered where the Hyde Park buck kill scene pictures are? They have been a secret.
This post isn't about having a trial on monster muley?s. This isn't part of the DWR investigation. Many sportsmen would just like to see a kill picture like the other bucks that can be viewed on the above link.
We have a picture dated November 1st of the hunter holding the deer still not caped out that would be 6 days later after the Sunday October 27th proposed date of kill by the hunter, and a couple friends.
Post 156 in the Hyde Park buck update thread, C.B. AKA ?Butts? a friend of the hunter, who seems to know a lot about what happened, said he was holding the dead buck caped out around noon Sunday October 27th when a picture was taken.
Post 91 Butts said a pin was dropped on a phone where the kill site was. Everyone has phones these days and if a phone dropped a pin at the kill site, you would think we should have some good kill pictures for this lucky hunter and for evidence that it was shot when and where the hunter and friend claims.
For the $2,000 picture, it would have to be similar to the other pictures on the KSL link, a picture that any reasonable hunter would take of his monster buck. The picture should have the hunter with the monster buck and reasonable background showing where the giant buck was killed. The light would need to be around 9 AM, to support the hunter and friend?s statement that the buck was killed legally in the morning above Hyde Park, when it was pushing does.
I know the other hunter s with bragging pictures may feel that they didn't get such a great reward ($2,000), for their kill pictures. They freely shared them with lots of people; they were so excited killing their monster bucks! They didn't keep it a secret. Some wrote articles so everyone could enjoy their experience.
You could buy a lot of things for $2,000 dollars. Surely the hunter or some of his friends would have some good field kill pictures that showed the buck and area of the kill.
I drive a 97 Chevy, I'm not rich. However,I will personally pay for the picture; a few locals are kicking in money. If a picture is produced in the next week, which should easily be available, then all the sportsmen who said they saw the buck Sunday afternoon October 27th, Monday the 28th and Tuesday the 29th, will really look stupid.
This is great news for the hunter and his friends. Post up a picture and win!
There are four days left in the contest.
Thanks,
Greg