Finally got around to mounting the tail feathers from the nice Yamadori (Copper Pheasant) I took a few years back. They are now on our living room wall. The feathers stand 64cm (25 inches) above the plaque base!
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Hiking in Subashiri
SK-1 & SK-2 on the trail
Wild Boar 19 Jan 2008
Wild Boars Sow taken by SK-1 and the "52 Big Game Hunting Association"
SK-3's Debut
Chillin' in Dad's Hunting Vest
NAS-1 & SK-1 with Sika
Heavy Beamed Sika taken 30 Dec 2007
SK-1 (aka Yabanjin)
Yabanjin with a nice Sika deer taken in Hokkaido, Japan October 2007
2007 Hunting Season Opener!
SK-1 took this huge Sika on 16 Nov 07. This sets the bar pretty high for the hunt club...and could be the biggest deer of the year!
Mount Fuji "Boss" Sika
SK-1 took this monster buck Nov 2005. His head was expertly mounted and now resides in the Yabanjin family room. This was possibly the biggest deer taken on or around Mount Fuji in 20+ years!
Mount Fuji Winter
SK-1 & SK-2 in the "Yama" Jan 2002
NAS-1 & SK-1
"Good Days Afield!"
Snowboarding at Yeti
SK-1 and NAS-1 challenged the slopes of Mt Fuji!
Sika
SK-1 with Sika from Mount Fuji-Feb 2005. This was the biggest one taken by the 52 club this season
Yama Dori (Copper Pheasant)
SK-1 and a huge pheasant Feb 2007
Yamakagashi
Nice viper!
InoShiShi (Maruyaki size!)
SK-1 with nice wild boar
SK-Sunset
SK-1 & SK-2 Mount Fuji Sunset Aug 2007
InoShiShi
"52" member took this nice boar 2005
Extra wide Sika
SK-1 with extra wide Ezo-Jika taken in Hokkaido October 2007
Jarrod Agent with Sika
Nice Shooting!
Jarrod and Sika Deer
Sika from Mount Fuji, Japan
Nice Mushrooms!
SK-1 got these on Mount Fuji
Sika in Velvet
Spring Hunt 2005
Soda-Gatsuo
Bonito from Suruga Bay 2005
NAHC
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1 comment:
Just found your blog, looks like a great life you've made in Japan! "Tanoshisou desu"! Just one note, Yamadori, (Copper Pheasant) is a threatened species. Overhunting is one of the main factors. This is one bird you ought to consider only shooting with a camera! Now Ring-necked, a different story!
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