Posted: 5/9/2010 10:58:38 AM EDT
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Ok here is my first try at posting photos.
Shot Hog this morning with AP4 DPMS and D760NV. http://i1037.photobucket.com/albums/a459/porkpopper/th_D760.jpg Why the hell is photo so small? |
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South Georgia. They are in old peanut fields. Soon the new crop will be planted and thats when they really cause problems
Went out Friday morning about 4am and got into them. Walked up to about 30 yds and waited till two lined up side beside. Making the most of the bullets  . Only problem was when the rest ran they went torward a non shot area, so I had to watch them run off without shooting.
Been looking at the photos in this forum and decided to take a camera this morning. There were two different groups. Deer messed up the first approach,but luckly this boar was off to the side about 100yds so I was able to sneak up on him. There were two others with him but they disappeared before I got to them. Amazes me how they can vanish in a wide open field. There was some taller grass and I guess they went in it but I was unable to spot them. Good reason to get thermal .
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See if I can make the photo bigger.
http://i1037.photobucket.com/albums/a459/porkpopper/th_DSCN0478.jpg Nope, didn't work. How do you make it bigger I loaded it at 750 pixles? |
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When your using photobucket, and your looking at your album with all the smaller pics. Go ahead and click on the image you want to post up. When it comes up it should show the image at 59% or something like that. Right click on that image and go to properties. Copy the url address over to your image window on the forum, and it should be sized correctly. That should fix your problem. When I click on my images in my album when there not blown up there the same pixel count as yours being posted.
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Hey thanks diggs. Been working to much lately and have not had the chance to look at the web.
Now, how did you do it. The hog on bottom photo was shot with a DPMS 20" seirra 55gr hp. Shot it for a sow ended up being a cut boar. Planning on going out about 4am and trying for another or two. |
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Same way you did it. I just know magic. JK
You have to click on the image to make it large, then get the direct link on the left side of the page. Put the direct link of the large photo in the script prompt, and it will show the large photo rather than the small one. It helps to hack your photobucket account too. JK 
Good luck on your hunt. I'm still in the scouting phase. But in AZ, there's really not many to be found, unless I want to drive 8 hours. If I'm going to do that, might as well go to Texas. Grill some up for me. |