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Archived Photo Memories
As we make room for more current photos on our main Outdoor Memories page, we don't want you to forget all the good past memories... Thanks for sharing your photos!
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All three of bucks were taken within an hour on the same hill during a hunt in 2004.
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Dave Budd holds up three of the largest fish from the catch of ten striper's caught on May 1, 2005 off of 33 Holes Picnic Area on Lake Mead. The fish were all caught on anchovies ten feet from shore. |
Had some success fishing for prespawn bass in the Boulder Basin of Lake Mead. The water is up and there is lots of flooded brush in the coves. The bass are using this cover to there advantage as they move in to spawn. My sweetheart caught this four pounder on a "Hook Set" hair jig. This hawg was suspended on a point in about thirty feet of water. Hooray for the higher water in the lake! 4/28/05 |
Bill Locke took this Tom during the spring hunt in Overton. He has a 8 and 3/4 inch beard and weighed 17.5lbs. |
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My 9 yr old son Clint Grinsell caught this great 21" cutthroat at Pyramid Lake on April 10, 2005, trolling with a flatfish. He was as happy as could be. He wants to give me lessons on how to catch fish now. Maybe I should listen if he's going to keep catching this kind of fish. |
Bryce and Noah doing great on their first duck hunt. River hunting at it's finest!
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Vinny Karr in 2004 with his second buck in Area 10. |
Here is a sample of the great job you and Dan are doing at Kirch. Thanks for a wonderful day at Adams McGill with my daughter Kelsie, age 11. She made me a proud dad! |
A mountain lion track in the snow, submitted by Tracy Truman. |
Trapping, Brennan Truman, age 11, Christmas Eve, 2004
Video Game Player: $200.00
Video Games: $32.00 each
Going trapping Christmas Eve morning with your Dad: Priceless
The smile says it all! |
Chukar hunting in Eureka County with French Brittanys |
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Shawn Steckel and brother Cody hold a 17-pound striped bass, caught near Hoover Dam in April 2004. The boys were fishing with their father Mike Steckel when they caught the big fish.
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Roberta Moose holds up a nice bass from Sand Hill Lakes, a private water. |
Patrick Garth shows off his first brown trout caught in a stream. He caught this fish in the stream running from Eagle Valley . |
As my father taught me how to enjoy & respect the great outdoors, I pass this on to my children. My son Brandon can honestly say, "My dad taught me how to fish before I could say fish!" Brandon, age six, is now fly fishing. Words can not express the joy I get watching him landing a fish on his own he is so prod of himself. This is a photo of our last trip up to Hay Meadows on March 12- 2005. On the way home in his own words he said, " I wouldn't be sad if we didn't catch any fish today, dad. I just enjoy us spending time together." (Pricelesss)
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Fox, Mt. Wilson, NV.
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This photo of five mountain goats was taken by Bruce Thompson (of Spring Creek) while snow shoeing in the Rubies the weekend of April 2/3, 2005.
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This photo, by Valerie Hickerson, was taken in northern Washoe area during the 2004 deer hunt. |
Rusty (center....from Sparks) takes a moment to pose with his archery elk harvested north of Ely in 2004, and fellow hunters Barry (left, from Sparks) and Jason (right, from Chicago). |
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Desert Sheep taken in 2004, by Michael Perondi in unit 183. Scored 147 2/8, harvested on the first day of the hunt. "Wasn't the biggest ram ever harvested but he's my trophy. It's a hunt I'll never forget, thanks to the Wildlife Department for the indoctrination class it was very helpful." |
My wife, Kay with today's catch from Boulder Beach. As a kid in Australia, she would ocean fish with her Dad but was only allowed to use a hand line. I bought her first rod and reel for her last year and took her on her first freshwater fishing trip. |
The Three C's!
Colby, Cole and Craig, along with Lucky and Sid take a break from a great day chukar hunting in thier "secret spot" in late November 2004. |
A day's hunt ends in success! Hunting with his dad, Colby Duncan harvested his first deer in the junior hunt the end of the day after spotting the buck in the morning. |
This turkey was taken in Churchill County on opening day this 2005 season. He was spooked by some other hunters and flew into us about 20 yards away. Talk about being in the right place at the right time. I shot him with my bow from right about that same distance. Now I just need to help my dad bag his turkey! |
Area near Delamar where my dad and I had to take a break from coyote hunting and just appreciate the beautiful country of Nevada. |
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My Daughter Heidi Schuster 11 years old , Dad Pete, Dog Kiena on the Truckee river late October - November 2004 got here first duck - a Canvasback. She was so happy, she ate it and would not let me have any. I told her next time she cleans the duck! |
Here is a picture of my Grandson, Camden Leach. He was 2-1/2 years old at the time his dad took this picture at a family fishing outing. Camden loves to go fishing. Now, a year older, he will surely be looking forward to more trips with the family. |
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| I shot my buck on opening morning after scouting him out a couple of weeks before in the Table Mountain range. My hunting party from left to right is John Salois, myself Ryan Perchetti, Kenny Merlino, and Jeremy Salois. The buck is 27" wide and 22" tall. |
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Bighorn sheep in southern Nevada's Valley of Fire in November. Photo taken by Gary Parrish.
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Our daughter, Sarah (13) was fortunate to draw a tag and go on her first deer hunt with dad in October of 2004. The picture says it all!
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Father and Son Fun
Here is the very first fish ever caught by my 4 year old son Austyn Welter. Austyn caught the little striped bass on Lake Mead in the Vegas Wash area on Saturday, 1/22/05. I've never seen him so excited. He was using anchovies for bait. He caught another 4 stripers after that. I think he's hooked on fishing now just like his Dad. |
Kyle Swanson and Mike Fleiner catch a perfect day for hunting Chukar. These birds were harvested in about two hours near Winnemucca as Mariah and Lilly led the duo into multiple coveys of snow bound birds. After missing multiple opportunities to fill his limit, Fleiner picked-up his final two birds with a single shot as his Brittany “Lilly” made a perfect point that led to a spectacular three bird flush to cap an awesome hunt. |
"Thank you all (the hunting crew) for making my dream come true in Ely, 2004," said J.C. |
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Father & Son Success !
After being lucky enough to draw two of the four available tags, this father & son duo took these beautiful bull elk in area 075 during the 2003 Archery season. Wesley (right) bugled in his dad's bull to within 18 yards, then a few days later Harvey (left) returned the favor and cow called his son's Bull to within 23 yards. This hunt made great memories that will last a lifetime.
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Alex Noack of Mogul, Nevada, age 13, harvested his first deer in the Independence Range north of Elko. |
"This hunt was just one of those times where everything just fell into place. This sheep was taken from Area 252 on November 15th of 2004 in Lower 4th of July Canyon. The ecstatic people pictured starting from the right are: Donny Atkinson (Reno, NV.), Tommy Manning (Helena, MT.), the hunter Gary Wilcox Jr. (Reno) and Jack Robb (Reno). This bruiser was 11 1/2 years old and measured an official Boone & Crockett 166 2/8 inches." |
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This deer was harvested in central Nevada during Tim and Denyell Bowman's first hunt together! The scored 144. He is 22" by 22".
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"I had a great time!" Jon Sieben had a successful mountain lion hunt after tracking this animal for two hours with guide Gary Coleman from Black Rock Outfitters. It was a little over 7 feet and weighed about 140lbs. |
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Family Traditions
Nick Berry, age 12, (above, left) poses with his first deer, harvested in October 2004 in Units 114-115.
William Berry, age 84, (above, right) poses with his Nelson bighorn harvested in December 2004 in Unit 161. The bighorn scored 162" by Boone and Crockett.
George Berry poses with friend Todd Wright with the elk he harvested in Unit 231 in November 2004. The 6 x 6 elk scored 370" by Boone and Crockett. |
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| This was a sucessful hunt for Bryan Perchetti with help from Mike Perchetti, Joe Maslach,and Jerrime Salois. Green score 165 2/8, 9 1/2 year old ram. |
First Fish!
David Beckwith caught his first striper on 12/11/04 at Stewart's Point on Lake Mead...It weighed 2 LBS, and was caught with an anchovie.
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Returning Family Fishing
"We took a trip up to Reno late November, did a little trout fishing a little below Verdi and caught a few rainbows. We took the web site advice of using salmon eggs in deep pools and a plastic bug from Bass Pro Shops in Las Vegas and this is the result!" |
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| This mountain lion hunter harvested two separate mountain lions in December in Clark County. |
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| Big fishing day for this 3-1/2" year-old, fishing at Veteran's Memorial Park. |
Carrie and her lab, Jack, pose with their first birds ever. Says Brian, "A friend was kind enough to give us his secret spot north of Winnemucca and we had a great sage groue hunt. She really can shoot that 20Ga Bennelli. It was great to be a part of the excitement of a lady's first birds. She was so excited. We can't wait until next year." |
Memories of a Lifetime
Sixteen-year-old Brooke took this eight year old ram in western Humboldt county with her father Steve. |
Fantastic Season
Reno High School junior, Brooke, continues a fantastic 2004 hunting season by taking this big Sierra buck with the help of dad, Steve. |
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Father & Daughter Success
Heather Tallerico and her father had a successful hunt in the Schell Creek range in 2004. Heather's buck measured in at just under 24 inches, and her dad's was just under 28 inches. We had a great time! |
This is a picture of Adam’s mule deer buck taken in area 014 this fall. He measured 32” at the widest point. He had broken points and one deformed branch on the deer’s right side making him a 4x3. Adam is 13 and he’ll be hard pressed to improve on this trophy. |
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Kyle Neill harvested this elk on November 5, 2004 in Unit 072, Jarbidge Wilderness. |
David Kirkwood of Sparks, NV was successful during his archery antelope hunt in Unit #021 on August 14, 2004. Pope and Young score of 78 6/8. |
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| Mike Dobel and his son Dustin have great memories of the 2004 season. Dustin's buck was harvested in area 7 and Mike's buck was harvested in area 10. |
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This bull elk was taken on 9/25/04 in Elko County by Bill Balsi Jr. from Reno, NV. The bull was a 7 x 7 with 22.5 inch royals. |
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A Hunt to Remember
Corey Trent, age 13, took Ballistic tip at 212 yards on August 21, 2004. He measured 188 1/8 gross and 186 4/8 net. A possible new state record for Rocky Mtn. Sheep in Nevada. It was taken in the Ruby mountains of Elko County. With help from his Dad and friends from left, Joe Maslach, Mike Perchetti, Corey Trent, Brian Perchetti, Kenny Trent, Jeff Williams (behind camera) and Lupe Gallegos Jr.(not pictured) |
Andrew Richards, age 13, harvested his first deer in Area 16 in the Toquima Range.
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Dustin Roscoe took this doe on his last Junior Hunt in Area 111, on Oct. 10, 2004 with his grandpa Dany Roscoe, his father Duane Roscoe and his brother Dillon Roscoe. |
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| Mark Arana of Twin Falls, Idaho had a successful Himalayan Snowcock in the Ruby Mountains, South of Elko, NV on September 11, 2004 near the top of Thomas Peak above Lamoille Canyon. |
Kurt Jackson, 14 years old from Fernley, Nevada poses with his first buck taken in area 10. An early morning hunt with his dad, Todd, in the fresh snow produced this nice 3 point buck. Way to go Kurt! |
Ryan successfully harvested his first deer, shown here, 60 miles north of Austin, NV.
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Jon Sieben harvested this pronghorn antelope in Units 041/042 on opening day with a .243. The antelope scores 81. |
Dan Hannum broke his record that he had set last year with this wiper, caught Sept 5, 2004. The fish weighed in at 18 lbs 8oz and 33.50 inches and was caught at Lahontan Reservoir. Dan's from Dayton and fishes Lahontan quite often! |
Keegan, age 11, poses with his hunting buddy Aitor in Humboldt County where he took this sage hen while hunting with his dad. |
The Happy Three
These three fishermen, ages four, four and five, proudly display their first fish, caught at Onion Reservoir in July '04. |
Jodi Wilson, beginning hunter, harvested this 15 7/8 " antelope in Elko County on 8/31/04. It was her third big game hunt. |
Ed Martin of Fernley, shot this 37 pound swan last winter at Harmon Reservoir. It was his first swan. He was hunting with Jeremy Gyger and Pat Covert. It was called in by Jeremy Gyger |
Toadaly Fun! Andy, a Carson resident and huge frog & toad fan, has a close up encounter with a Western Toad. |
Davis and Gabe, show off their success as they enjoy the day at Marilyn's Pond in Washoe County. |
Karen Greenwald says it pays to practice! After practicing all year with the women of the Diana project, through NDOW, Karen harvested this pronghorn antelope with one shot from 225 yards. This is her first trophy.
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Eric Hardisty, from Elko, and nephew Kurt Jackson from Fernley pose with Eric's successful hunt on September 6, 2004. This nice 6 X 6 elk (the back point isn't visible in the picture) was taken in the Ruby Valley unit 104 with a 30-06. |
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A Hunt to Remember
Corey Trent, age 13, took Ballistic tip at 212 yards on August 21, 2004. He measured 188 1/8 gross and 186 4/8 net. A possible new state record for Rocky Mtn. Sheep in Nevada. It was taken in the Ruby mountains of Elko County. With help from his Dad and friends from left, Joe Maslach, Mike Perchetti, Corey Trent, Brian Perchetti, Kenny Trent, Jeff Williams (behind camera) and Lupe Gallegos Jr.(not pictured) |
Jerry Lazzari successfully took this ram in the East Humboldts of Elko County. In the photo, from left: Chris Winkle, Reno, NV; Jeff Wooldridge, Reno; Mike Morrison of Wells (guide); Jerry Lazzari, Reno (the lucky hunter) . |
This Antelope was taken by Jim Rhea during the 2004 season in northern Nevada. |
Melissa Sharp caught this nice one at Southfork Reservoir in July 2004.
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Rick Welter caught these striped bass and catfish recently (Aug. 2004) out of Tempal Bar, Lake Mead. The fishing is still hot! |
A family trip....15 year old Travis successfully took this antelope "Curly" on opening morning in 2003. With him are his brother and "guide" Kody, his buddy Connor and his Dad, Mike. |
8 year old Kody displays his first chukar, taken in Area 14 while on a deer hunting trip with his family. |
This deer was harvested by Dave Foster in unit 261-268 Early season. It took about five years of scouting to find this buck. It has not been officially scored yet. |
Caught 4/3/04 near Sand Harbor on a large Rapala top-lining. Rick Shoemaker caught this 22lbs 1oz mackinaw while fishing with his 12 yr old son Phillip. Phillip also caught caught a 9lb mackinaw the same day. The 22lb mack was 42 inches long. |
This 5 lb 0 oz rainbow, 22 inches long, was caught 6/12/04 at Knott Creek Reservoir in Humboldt County by Louis Varela of Sparks. |
 Mike Scott of Laughlin caught this bluegill on the Colorado River 6/14/04. It weighed in at 2 lbs 3 oz at 13 1/2 inches long, setting a new state bluegill record catch. |
My 11 year old daughter, Jennifer, and I, went to Pyramid Lake Saturday, March 13, 2004. Because the weather was so nice, I wanted Jenny to fish from a float tube with me. She is an avid flyfisher, as am I, but struggles to cast heavy shooting heads from the ladder. So, I bungi-corded our tubes together and we paddled around from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. What a great day together! Jennifer caught six fish, the smallest being 18". I took this picture of a 26" hog she landed about 10:30 a.m. on a black bugger. It is the biggest fish she has ever caught, and on a fly, it was priceless. Just look at the smile on her face. As she did with the other five she caught, she happily released the fish back to the lake. What an awesome experience for both of us. |
Mother's Day Outing
My family took me out to Stewart Point after reading your web site on "Hot Spots" for Mother's Day fishing, only about 50 minutes from our house. The catfish were biting from 10 a.m. until about 12:30 and then from 5 p.m. until right after dark. We caught 10 catfish and only two stripers that were keepers. Many bites on frozen anchovies with a sinker and a leader of about 20". Great day for all. |
 A First Hunt to Remember
In November 2003, on the second day of the season and his first ever deer tag in the Junior Hunt, Timmy successfully took this beautiful massive 5X5, 31 and 1/2 inches wide buck. Dad and son shared in this great experience together on a clear day 16 degree day, in Area 195, Dad's old stomping grounds. After walking in on foot on about an inch of fresh snow, they spotted a buck and two doe about an hour in, and after quiet patience and some calm fatherly guidance, Timmy displayed assured confidence, and his 284 yard shot was right on target. Says Dad, "Timmy is 13 years old and I had never seen him with a bigger smile....I don't think my feet hit the ground going back to the jeep. What a great buck." This after passing up a nice 4X3 about 22 inches wide on the first day.
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 Kay Dyer got this nice Buck in western Washoe County, with a 50 caliber Muzzleloader, during this last year's hunt.
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"The fishing was awesome out of Temple Bar (Lake Mead) Monday, 5/31/04. I nailed this 8 pounder. We also caught a couple of 6 pounders and some nice catfish. Despite the low water conditions, fishing is better than ever. " |
Fishing at Bowman Reservoir in southern NV in low season. |
(photo by Than Charter)
I took the attached photo while fishing at Pyramid Lake, NV. If you look carefully, you can see a trailer on the beach. This puts the size of the pyramid into perspective.
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 Stringers of Fun at Floyd Lamb State Park
"WE LOVE TO FISH! " says this single dad who very much loves his sons ages 10 and 6. He continues on, "The best time I've ever had in my entire life was sitting with my father fishing. Even if we didn't catch anything, we had a chance to talk to each other. He is gone now, and I miss that very much. But, I can keep doing it with my sons, and I will."
 
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It was a good April morning for fisherman Peter Gulash of Las Vegas, NV, who caught this 28", 9.5 # Lahontan Cutthroat with a 9' 8 wt. fly rod with shooting head at Pyramid Lake in 2004. Photo by: Dave Stanely |
Katie Eastman of Moapa, got her first bow for her birthday in July and harvested her first buck in August. She drew an early Area 10 tag and filled it opening day at 18 yds. |
Lots of Birds!
This hunter, age 12, stops for a quick photo on a very cold January morning just north of Austin, Nevada with his Chesapeake Bay Retriever, Sage. "Very good trip! Lots of birds!" said Dad. |
First Time Memories!
This 16 year old hunter from Las Vegas got his first deer in Washoe County. |
Alex paddled over and landed/released this striped bass at Bonelli Bay, Lake Mead. |
Donny Brown drew his first Spring Turkey tag in the Elko area, after several years of putting in. The hunt was worth the wait..... After doing his research and attending NDOW's Turkey Seminar, Brown had a successful hunt.
"I'm proud to say I bagged my Tom opening day, in Lamoille. My wife and son were a big part of my hunt and shared the thrill of bagging my first turkey ever... What a thrill!"
The turkey weighed 27 pounds and had a 7 1/2 inch beard. It took my almost three hours to call him in. "Definitely one of the most exciting hunting moments of my life."
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Stephanie, this 12 year old hunter ended the season with success. |
Thirteen year old Dillion being congratulated by his grandpa Danny Roscoe on his first buck, taken in October 2003 in area 11. |
Roselee caught and released her first fish ever from her kayak at Bonelli Bay, Lake Mead. |
Joe Whitaker caught this Largemouth Bass at Floyd Lamb State Park in 2003. The fish weighed in at 7lbs 8oz and was 171/2" long. The fish was released in good health back into the pond shortly after being caught.
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Oct 2003 - A three day hunt produced this nice mountain goat shot by Danny Roscoe in unit 101. Danny says the air was thin and he felt close to God. He understands why it is a once in a lifetime experience. |
Dana Johnson took this elk during his 2002 Archery Bull Elk hunt. This bull, one of the first bull elk ever taken in Nevada with a longbow, was taken using all traditional archery equipment (longbow and cedar arrows). "I know of only one other taken with a longbow. I harvested the bull near my hometown of Ely. It was definitely the hunt of a lifetime," Johnson says. |
A little birdie told me. . .
Hunting is great fun! This 11 year old was definitely having a great time on his first-ever chukar hunt as he shows off one of the day's successes back at camp. |
Tailgatin' It
These two hunters, ages 11 and 10, and their trusty dog "Lucky," were not short on luck and skill as they enjoyed a quail hunt with the family. |
A successful hunter with his 6 ducks taken while hunting Overton Wildlife Management Area this January 2003. "It was a great day of hunting. I shot 2 Gadwall drakes, 1 Redhead hen, 1 Northern Shoveler Drake, and 2 Greenwing Teal drakes. " |
The striped bass in the attached picture were caught out of Calville Bay last summer. The fish were caught with frozen anchovies in about 50 feet of water, just east of Calville Bay Marina.
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Passing down traditions!
Father, son and grandson create some lasting memories at Cave Lake in northeastern Nevada. The Johnson family was camping at Elk Flats, near Ely. From left: Rick, his son Lars, and grandfather Dick. |
Never too young to learn!
Grandpa teachers this little angler all about fly fishing . . . and the fun of float tubing. |
Large Mouth Bass caught at Lake Mead last summer. The fish were caught casting Rapala Shad Raps over submerged brush near Calville Bay Marina. |
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Catch of the Day!
This family of four shows off their catch of the day! |
Reaping the rewards of a successful hunt!
This young and avid hunter from Fallon, NV was happy to stop and talk with a game warden and show off his latest success. The hunter and his family were hunting in beautiful unit 173. south of Kingston. |
PIW Pays Off With a Successful Hunt
Taking advantage of Nevada's Partnership in Wildlife tag program, Rich Pasquarello harvested this bighorn sheep in 2003. This nine year old ram scored 162 as was taken just south of Las Vegas with one shot at 168 yards. Three other trophy rams were passed up before choosing this magnificent animal. |
Northern Shoveler drake taken by Ron Welter at Overton Wildlife Management Area this January 2004. |
My first fish!
A happy little girl shows off her catch of the day. |
Rig me up Dad!
More big smiles as this happy angler gets setup for some fishin' on the Truckee River. |
First Success, Lasting Memories
Dad congratulates his son on his first deer. |
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Proud Hunter Displays Day's Work
This proud Vizsla, Kohlbe, and his master had a good day hunting quail near Fallon around the Indian Lakes area. |
Success in the Jackson Mountains
George Berry successfully took this ram in the Jackson Mountains. "Very hard hunt," he said.
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Success & Smiles!
A successful young angler smiles as her dad holds onto her catch at Marilyn's Pond in Galena Park in western Nevada. |
A family experience
Dad, daughter and son enjoy the Nevada sunshine.
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Chris Knapp poses with what he says is "the all time #3 typical bull taken in Nevada." The 7x6 point bull elk was taken near Ely, NV in 2003 and scored: Gross 409 and Net 399 7/8. |
Kyle got his first deer on Mt. Callahan near Austin in October 2003. |
Half the fun is getting there! Lars and dad, Rick, canoe out to a fishing spot on Cave Lake. |
 
This happy hunter, Ruby, drew a coveted Nevada desert bighorn sheep tag in 2003 and successfully harvested this ram that scored 160 4/8" gross, 159 3/8" net and was about 5 1/2 years old in southern Nevada. After spotting three rams the afternoon before, Ruby, her husband and a friend found the sheep again in the morning and, using the lessons learned in the indoctrination class, determined the largest animal. The hunting party watched the rams in the morning for more than three hours until Ruby had a clean shot, at about 225 yards. |
Enjoying the Sunshine!
This dove hunter and his dog take a break and enjoy the wonderful day. |
What a team!
Hunter and dog were successful in this waterfowl hunt. |
The antelope was taken in 2003 in the Slumbering Hills north of Winnemucca. |
This bull elk was taken after nine days of hunting in September 2003 during the Nevada archery elk hunt in Duck Creek just north of McGill. The bull Green scored 346 0/8 and scored 337 0/8 Net. The successful hunter, Marvin, stands at right, next to his father, and brother. "Being a lifetime Nevada resident and growing up in this area made this an extra special hunt. " |
Family Traditions
A grandfather passes on the hunting tradition to his grandson in the Kingston Canyon area in central Nevada. |
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Worth the wait . . .
After 14 days of hunting and enjoying Area 22 in Washoe County, this hunter from Henderson, NV found success when he took this heavy buck in the last three days of the hunt.
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These hunters had good luck chukar hunting with their trusty labs north of Gerlach.
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Father and son pull in their catch. |
A happy angler at Pyramid Lake. |
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This family shows off its Lahontan Cutthroat trout. |
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