A long time ago we did this so how bout some "Selfies" to put a face with the posts!

[Daryl]

Big, small bore: Hefley Creek 2005 - 6 pounder barrel and carriage, but only a 1 1/2" bore. My bro, lining up another shot.



Nice little 'rainbow' on a 4 wgt. Sage- about 24" long. They were just cleaning up after spawning a month before - another week and they all were bright silver, as this one was - but after bonking him, he went dark. Oh well - tasted just fine, broiled against an open fire.

[kenbro]

Daryl,
IF that's your bro lining up the gun in the top pic, is that you with the fishing rod in the bottom pic?
Ken.

[Stevo]

Me far left. Quang Tri River Valley, RVN. April 72'. Yes I was once better looking than I am today.

[ramos]

Quite a picture there, Stevo. Thank you, Sir, for your service.

[Daryl]

HA!-Ken
Here's me with another small bore - this one a .45. I'm the guy in the green parka.

[manc-munsters]

First myself and two of my Large Munsterlander dogs



Then one of my youngest Munsterlander with his first attempt at tracking



And one out retrieving pheasants



My two custom rifles

[montdoug]

Great Pic's and welcome to the site !

[Bill K]

Yes, Welcome and keep sharing great photo's like those. Bill K

[ray h]

Great looking dogs, new to me.

[manc-munsters]

Thanks for the warm welcome guys

The Large Munsterlander is a Hunt, Point, Retrieve breed. Similar to a German Pointer, and the LM shares its ancestry with the German Long Hair Pointer. You have a breed club in the USA the LMCNA. They are very versatile and I use mine to great effect when shooting Grouse, Partridge and Pheasant on driven shooting, as well as Duck and Geese for wildfowling. Personally, I think they excel on deer hunting, where they happily point deer before I see them, and then track any wounded deer. They weigh in around 35-40KG (100lb)


this is Zak, my 8 yr old male




something a bit different for you guys in the USA
a Fallow deer



and a Red deer



and a Roe deer