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Here you go. I remembered seeing this and took the time to search.

Thanks man! Im way to lazy to search! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />

Wonder if I should set up a Texas forum just for that display......

[color:"red"]NO! You should NOT! [/color]
Them is at my house and I post em where I want and when I want. I know they can be copied and pasted elsewhere but I don't want my own page.
Big JIm <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/pfft.gif" alt="" />

I just looked at those photos again.. I took them 3 months after I moved into this house. Since that time I have added somne hunting trophy plaques and a few guns and more of my artifacts to the walls. I think I will retake the pictures and post them in a day or so. The room is quite a bit busier now.
Big Jim <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/pfft.gif" alt="" />

It is an impressive collection...

Great collection,a lot of good stories there.Any of those archery kills?

Just one...The Couger. All the rest were with the biggest, most accurate rifle I could find..
The dogs treed the cat and He wasn't coming down. I stood under the tree and missed him twice before hitting him square.
Shooting an arrow up into the branches of a tree isn't as easy as one might think.
After the one kill I decided it wasn't as close to "fair chase" as I wished and would never hunt with dogs again.
I have seen 5 other Mountain Lions during a regular rifle hunt. I did shoot at one that was in full stride after a Whitetail Doe. None of us have any idea how fast a doe can run till you see one with a Mountain Lion right behind her. Of course I didn't have much chance of hitting him. That evening one of the other hunters told me he knew what I had shot at.. The doe ran by him a few moments after my shot, still with the big cat right behind her.
That was in Webb County, Texas..
Big JIm