September 4th, 2008
Play-By-Play Hunt Report
| September 2, 2008 – As our recent e-news indicated, it is that time of year. And boy, do I feel the itch! Apparently, these next several individuals felt it as well. The photos come from three separate but recent hunts; all of which were set-up through Wildlife Systems, Inc. The first hunt took place in New Zealand, the second in Quebec, Canada, and the third in the beautiful Texas Hill Country. Contrary to some ideas, the summer is a wonderful time of the year to do a hunt. So, start planning a 2009 summer hunt with WSI now.For those who are soon to hunt with us, do not forget your travel insurance for those unexpected occurrences that end or jeopardize a hunt. You can purchase it through a link on the lower left-hand side of our homepage labeled Sportsman’s Travel Insurance Plan.And if you do not have a hunt booked for this fall/winter, stop hesitating now! We have a few various whitetail hunts are still available along with some nilgai, aoudad, predator/hog, and exotic hunts too.
Well, that’s it for now, so Happy Trails and Adios!
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Beautiful tahr taken by Francis Botek. Call us to set up your red stag, chamois, and tahr hunt in N.Z.
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San Angeloan Jeff Bozeman with caribou taken in driving rain storm.
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Daulton Beam shows off wide boy.
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Nice caribou bull taken by Bruce Ingram.
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Greg Simons shows off great bull taken at 300 yards with his custom shop Remington .270.
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Former WSI intern student Cade Bonn with caribou. Call us to schedule a caribou hunt in Quebec.
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PPG hunter Jim Mitchell with a really wide axis.
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Joe Syma with a heavy and wide blackbuck antelope. Way to go, Joe!
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All grins Jerry Salazar with a beautiful spotted fallow.
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Tim Pruessner holds a big axis with 2 unusual extra points near brow tines. Field Manager, Ruben Fernandez, looks on.
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Curt Blaskowski with the same look on his face as when he first saw the extra long caudal tines of this axis buck.
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Larry Hubbard stretches his mustache after finally connecting with this solid axis.
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Castroville native, David Parker, poses with a very nice axis.
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Check out the palmation on Smilin’ Jerry Schultz’s fallow.
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Jerry Jackson with a long and dark blackbuck antelope.
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If you found an axis as heavy as this, you’d be as serious as our friend Jerry Burnett, too.
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