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Texas ranch country windmills and Texas panhandle sunsets go hand in hand to make photographs... Dr.C

Brass Frame wrote: ↑Fri Dec 12, 2025 8:34 am Great picts and an amazing array of trophy sheep! They are truly majestic animals that live on "the edge"!
Brass Frame/Lee E

Thanks, Dr.C

arcticruger wrote: ↑Fri Dec 12, 2025 1:46 am Nice pics!

Thanks Dr..C

T.A. Workman wrote: ↑Thu Dec 11, 2025 9:51 am Doc,
That is a great picture of that ram fleming!!
Terry

Thanks, Sr.C

T.A. Workman wrote: ↑Thu Dec 11, 2025 9:48 am Doc,
Nice cow elk for sure & damn fine eating.
Good to see you posting, it's been awhile !
Terry

Had most of her ground into burger. Great for burgers , Chile, meat sauce, tacos, and on and on.

Not a great photograph but it was a great hunt. Shooting the 375 Ruger African with full power loads is fun up to a point but I prefer to hand load the thing with cast bullets and use 5744 powder with a velocity of 1600 f/s. This cow Elk was taken with that combination at 180 yards using a Leupold 1...

FU6A1787.jpeg 3R4A4951.jpeg These Bighorns are on the plains of Southeastern Colorado in a deep canyon that has two large running water springs. There are pictographs on the canyon walls indicating that prehistorically sheep inhabited the area. Colorado transplanted some Bighorns into the canyon in...

doccash,,, it's GREAT to see you posting pics again! Nice Bighorns too! We miss you on the RF! Thank You so much, it's nice to be missed especially by the great guys that hang here. I have wondered about these sheep of 30 years after stumbling on their location so long ago. Prehistoric pictographs ...

Brass Frame wrote: ↑Wed Dec 03, 2025 5:01 pm I have a Ruger No.1, engraved by a famous engraver that includes a depiction of a Big Horn Sheep on the receiver in silver.
Lee E

I'd bet that it's pretty, Thanks. Dr.C