Big Tom

[satchmo]

I got an opportunity to hunt my fathers club yesterday afternoon. Sat in a blind over a clover plot. Around 445 this guy came out and sat right in front of me around 23 yards. Ramcated him into cat heaven. He hardly twitched after the shot. I quickly pulled him into the blind so I could finish out the evening waiting on a deer. No deer showed up but it was a nice afternoon.

 

[satchmo]

Not sure why it's sideways. I am at the hospital and did this from my phone

 

[Brewskis]

Not sure why it's sideways. I am at the hospital and did this from my phone

Was the picture taken with the phone (iPhone?) held vertically instead of horizontally?

Here you go.

 

[Stump Shooter]

That's a sweet kill from a ground blind with a bow!

 

[Dustin Pate]

Nice!!!

 

[bowhunterdavid]

Congrats, that would make a awesome mount,

 

[GAGE]

That is a fine bowkill, congrats Satchmo, and Merry Christmas to you all!

 

[BornToHuntAndFish]

Good shooting on a wary, wiley critter, especially from the ground.

Phone photos captured like yours holding the phone with long side perpendicular to the ground in "Portrait" mode (vertically) usually need a photo viewer to rotate it 90-degrees to turn it upright to make it easier to view before posting on the forum.

Phone photos captured holding the phone with long side parallel to the ground in "Landscape" mode (horizontally) or sideways usually do not need to be rotated since they usually appear upright in photo viewers or forum posts.

After capturing a photo on a phone, we can go view it with a photo viewer app which usually has to rotate photo 90-degrees icons for clockwise or counter-clockwise.

 

[satchmo]

Thanks

Was the picture taken with the phone (iPhone?) held vertically instead of horizontally?

Here you go.

Thanks

 

[satchmo]

Good info

Was the picture taken with the phone (iPhone?) held vertically instead of horizontally?

Here you go.

Good shooting on a wary, wiley critter, especially from the ground.

Phone photos captured like yours holding the phone with long side perpendicular to the ground in "Portrait" mode (vertically) usually need a photo viewer to rotate it 90-degrees to turn it upright to make it easier to view before posting on the forum.

Phone photos captured holding the phone with long side parallel to the ground in "Landscape" mode (horizontally) or sideways usually do not need to be rotated since they usually appear upright in photo viewers or forum posts.

After capturing a photo on a phone, we can go view it with a photo viewer app which usually has to rotate photo 90-degrees icons for clockwise or counter-clockwise.

Thanks man, very good info.

 

[Johnny 71]

Looks like a big one, congrats would have been hard for me to keep hunting, after a bow kill like that

 

[alligood729]

Love mine, great bow shot. I ramcatted mine too, he was posed on top of a fence post at 10yards. Quivered and fell over....

 

[rjcruiser]

Very cool photo. Congrats.

 

[rhbama3]

Way to go, Chris!!!

 

[countryboy27012]

Looks like a sho nuff good en!

Congrats!

 

[Pilgrim]

What a great hunt - congrats!!

 

[Trapnfish]

That's a pretty bobcat, congrats!!! Are you going to get it mounted, or just tan it?