Well, inquiring minds want to know.

Well, it was near perfect, Don. As you may know, I went out there a week early to set up pop-up blinds at waterholes. We used Double Bull blinds exclusively. (If anyone wants a Double Bull blind, compare with me before you buy!)

Anyway, Johnny Kemp of Post, Texas was the winner of the Texas State Rifle Association recruitment contest. He won a free trip and killed a beautiful pronghorn with his .270 in the 14" range.

JJ Miller of West Virginia, the only other gun hunter, passed on several as he was looking for something special. He also left a day early as he had some personal business to attend. He was the only one who didn't kill anything, but he left happy and satisfied.

The Nuge killed a good speed goat at 35 yards with his bow. The lope was walkin from left to right when Ted's Magnus Stinger stung him. The critter dropped in his tracks. Awesome footage! His videographer, Jenny Olsen of Michigan, killed her first antelope with a bow from the same pop-up blind a little later the same day.

Carl Pallini from PA put on an awesome stalk on his antelope from about 1/4 mile away. He killed his with an amazing 60 yard bow shot. Mason Sanders of Irving killed a very nice pronghorn at a waterhole blind from about 20 yards.

Craig Kirkpatrick didn't even see an antelope until the last day. That's when he put a 55 yard bow shot on the biggest antelope of the trip! That is one handsome buck!

Finally, I save my friend George Major Jr's buck for last. George killed his buck with a 16 yard shot from his new Double Bull Matrix blind. Here is a video clip of the kill shot with slow mo at the end. George is from San Antonio.

I'll post some pics when I get a chance. Be sure to watch for the footage on Ted Nugent's Spirit of the Wild next season on The Outdoor Channel!! Exciting stuff!! We'll be booking an identical hunt real soon for next year, so be ready!

Left to right: Ted Nugent, buck in video & George Major, Jr.

Wow, that sounds and looks like a great time had by all. Congrats to all, More pics please.

KD

Is the truck jacked up or is Ted really that short? Nice buck!!

Can't seem to get a moment to do it, KD! Been runnin 100 mph nonstop! Pics comin asap.

Ted's taller than I am. George just has a big truck.

Better watch that running too fast, that could make some things wear out, just when you need them most.....Always time to slow down. But we can wait for the pics.

Awaiting the time with patience.

KD

Nice post Scott.
Thanks again, I had a great time. What a weekend.

Well, I was hoping to have some more for ya. I still don't have pics of the two biggest antelope taken. Still, here are a few more:


Ted Nugent.


Mason Sanders.


Jenny Olsen.


George Major, Jr.

I'll post more when I get em.

Boy, there's a bunch of happy pronghorn hunters and a huntress there! Congratulations to all!

More pics trickle in...


Craig Kirkpatrick


John Kemp of Post, TX - winner of the TSRA recruitment contest

Great pics!

The Nuge is pretty darn tall. When I first met him, I was surprised how tall he was.

Why is Mr. Major's picture the only one out of focus??? HA!

Man, wish I could have been there.

I'm glad y'all had a successful hunt.

Lots of good lookin goats... heck bet all John Kemp had to do was step outside his back door! Not too many high places around Post!

Keep us posted when the show hits the air!

OK my picture is a little out of focus mainly because my guide was in his senior years and had the shakes. Every picture he took turned out that way. He was the only one there to take my picture. A very nice man none the less even if he could not stop talking.

I finally received a pic of the last hunter in this group a few days ago.


Carl Pallini of PA

I was amazed when I found Carl trapesing around out there in that snake infested country with no snake boots. He is a brave soul. Hell, the guides all wore snake boots.......and they live and work there.