ADKHunter.com
Classic Photos Page
We wanted to take a
look back
at some of the best photos we've received since launching in
this site in 2000.
So we dug into the archives and found some old photos. These photos
are not always of the biggest bucks, they're just good photos that
capture a moment or tell a story. But, there are some dandy
Adirondack bucks taken each year and we're lucky to get to see them and
have included some of those here as well.
If you get a great photo this season please send it along and we'll put
it on our photos and other pages. Tell us as little, or as much
as you like about your hunt. Email photos to buck@adkhunter or adkhunter.com
2006
Aaron
John
Baker of Brant Lake killed this 10-pointer during the early
muzzleloading season on Oct. 16., 2006 The buck took first place
overall in the
2006-07
New York Whitetail Classic
Jeff
McDonald of Fort Edward
shot this big 7-pointer in Long Lake, NY on Nov. 5, 2006
Elijah Beldon of
Fort Ann killed this 185-pound, 12-pointer on
Nov. 21, 2006
in Newcomb as it trailed a doe
2005
Alan DeCesare of Schroon Lake killed this buck
but his little girl
gets the photo nod.
The Salerno Brothers
consistently take large Adirondack bucks in the 200-pound range. Here's
Tony's 2005 buck. Visit their website at http://salernobrothers.com
Kane Sprague of Moriah
killed this dandy buck near his hometown.
What a great buck and photo.
Todd Malory of Ft. Edward,
NY took this 12-pointer in Long Lake in 2005
2004
George
Davidson killed this 9-pointer in Hamilton County in 2004.
It scored164-5 and can be found on page 11 of the
New York State Big
Buck Club's 13th edition of the
Whitetail Record Book of NYS.
My Uncle Warren Ladd of
Fort Ann, NY killed this 8-pointer in Hogtown, NY
Here's Jon Parker again of Athol, with his 2004 beauty.
2003
This
isn't an Adirondack buck but you have to give this
Albany County bowhunter credit for a job well done.
2002
My friend and expert archer Dick Sage of Queensbury sent me this photo
of an Adirondack Moose.
This monster was taken by this bowhunter (lost his name) on Fort Drum
in 2002.
Don't quote me on this, but I believe this buck is on display at the
Gander Mountain Store in Watertown, NY
Charlie Mead of Kingsbury, NY demonstrates the effective use of
snow-camo
when he took this Northern Adirondack buck in 2002
2001
Steve Sawn killed this 2001 7-pointer in Hogtown, NY
2000
I hate pictures of myself, except with a nice buck like this 8-pointer
which I shot with my little 30-30 about three weeks after launching
this Web site.
Beyond...
One of the most popular groups of
Adirondack hunters is the Horn
Hunters who continue to trek miles into the wilderness and set up a
remote hunting camp each
deer season. They were featured in the Dec. 1983 issue of Outdoor Life magazine and continue
to do seminars throughout the region. And... kill plenty of bucks!
Ron Nadler of West Fort
Ann
killed this buck in Speculator in the late 1980's
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