Friday Photo on OOD, anyone else have an issue?

Here's a novel approach. Let's ask the OOD editorial staff how the picture was set up. I think it was completely set up in a studio and photoshopped. I can't imagine anyone actually setting this up with a camera,rifle,tripod,lighting and expecting a Moose to stand still long enough to do it. In five years of posting and reading threads on this site,this has to be,without doubt,the most ridiculous argument I've ever seen. LOL

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Originally Posted by Bushmoose

You can question it can you? What about First Nations people who don't require tags? What about other countries and perhaps provinces where the law is different that ours here in Ontario? I guess anyone that falls into the above category can't post on here? The OOD policy is ridiculous and very poorly thought out.

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When I wrote that post it was with reference to the Ontario hunting fraternity, as this is predominately an Ontario forum as is the magazine. I would venture to guess that probably 98% of the active members here are Ontario residents who have to follow the legal guidelines of properly tagging their deer. So if it makes you happy I will apologize to the POSSIBLE 2% that I neglected to include in that statement. That was very politically insensitive on my part....... Happy now?

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Originally Posted by pdhenderson

? lol

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Keyboards are easier to push than prams, eh? ;)

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Originally Posted by trimmer21

Here's a novel approach. Let's ask the OOD editorial staff how the picture was set up. I think it was completely set up in a studio and photoshopped. I can't imagine anyone actually setting this up with a camera,rifle,tripod,lighting and expecting a Moose to stand still long enough to do it. In five years of posting and reading threads on this site,this has to be,without doubt,the most ridiculous argument I've ever seen. LOL

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It wouldnt take that much. The rifle is supported on a wood beam. You can manipulate a camera/smartphone with one hand easily enough. Ive seen plenty of moose just stand around with dumb looks on their face. This typically happens when I dont have a tag for said moose, of course.

It doesnt exhibit any obvious signs of being a photoshop either.

Perhaps if people on the forum who are from out of Province, and post photos of game they have harvested where laws differ....could say something like "here is a photo of a deer taken on planet Mars where they are required to be tagged on a leg not an antler hence no tags visible in the photo". Might eliminate a lot of confusion or confirm someone has made an unfortunate mistake?

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Originally Posted by oaknut

I can't believe this crap is still going! As hunters it appears we are our own worrst enemies. We b and complain about PETA and bylaws that restrict our rights as hunters then in the same breath call out another hunter. I can't get over the whiny squealing pansies on here that have nothing better to do than screw with someone else. "Oh he pointed his gun at an animal" well...no sh**! Part of the game boys! "Hey hey Mr mod! Theres no tag in that first picture!" Get over yourselves or go whine to mommy! Im sure she's still used to wiping that.....nose.

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new section in OOD forum: Panties up in a bunch

Ever sit in your stand, let off a ripper and spook a deer? Random i know but this thread is zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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Originally Posted by pdhenderson

Ever sit in your stand, let off a ripper and spook a deer? Random i know but this thread is zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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Sorry bud! You won't get many here that'll admit to that. Too many on here prance around like their sh** don't stink.

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Originally Posted by oaknut

Sorry bud! You won't get many here that'll admit to that. Too many on here prance around like their sh** don't stink.

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Mine doesn't....
http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/14...0f9392b21d.jpg

I'm not willing to test that theory!