Week-end at the huntcamp

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TPM
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Week-end at the huntcamp

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Spent this past week-end doing some work at my huntcamp with a couple of buddies. Got some much needed trail clearing done and some fire wood for the woodstove cut. Also got some more isulation work done on the cabin (the older I get the colder November seems to get :lol: ).
We did manage to find some time to chase after some grouse. Only got one flush (and a miss) myself but my buddy managed five flushes and got two birds.

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One of the guys I had along is an amazing cook. For dinner Saturday night he did ribs slow cooked over the fire, butterflied back strap venison steaks wrapped in bacon, home made brushetta bread and fried mushrooms. My mouth waters just thinking about it! :lol:

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Anyway, we'll be back up in a few weeks for rifle deer season. Can't wait! :D
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Post by vixenmaster »

oh yes y'all got it going on with the fine cooking and eating!
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Post by Fox »

Cannot wait until Thanksgiving, I miss camp already.
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Post by ecoaster »

You poor buggers. What a measley feed you had :lol: . I have been out once after the grouse, but none so far.
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Post by Grizzly Adam »

Looks good, TPM! :D
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Post by Normous »

Mmmmmm...all looks good!
Ribs and bacon wrapped backstraps are my favorite too.
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Post by mikej »

way to go on the birds i got 4 on the weekend good looking food too
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Post by Big John »

Those Grouse look mighty fine. :)
I'm heading up to my place on Tuesday to get my share of them for the table. :) I love Fall hunt camp's!!!
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Post by GREY OWL »

Congrats on yourgrouse TPM, those back straps sure look good.

I went on the weekend to our property and shot 5 beautiful Ruffled Grouse myself. Brought 2 of them to work last night, and fried them up, very delicious.

Heading out up north on Tuesday next week, for a 3 day hunt for Ruffies, can't wait.

Ruffled Grouse hunting is one of my favorite hunts.

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