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Real or Fake?

Real or Fake?

Are these real, fakes or is someone just trying to pull a gag on some hunting and fishing buddies? Here’s what we’ve been able to find out about some of these popular inbox photos. Then weigh in with your opinion.
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from cjohnsrud wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

Heck, I've done crazier things than #4. #8 is a truly awesome shot. Great job OL.

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from ghayworth wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

No way on # 2. Notice that the head doesn't fit the body and way too much loose skin from the front shoulder back.

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from Bubba wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

I can believe # 12 because an alligator is totally capable of grabbing a deer, and I've seen a similar event with a croc and wildebeest: http://www.bbcearth.com/earth-explorer/crocodile-strikes-wildebeest/

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from seadog wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

I agree with Bubba about #12. There are plenty of gators out there bib enough to take a small to medium sized doe. But where did it really happen? Those pictures have popped up in my inbox at least 3 times and every time they're supposed to be from someplace different.

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from Fishingfreak wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

I've seen coyotes as big as the one in #7 when i lived in NH, but we called them Coyolfs, because we figured they were half wolf.

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from Bo wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

Too bad the bear in #1 did not understand that electricity respects no living creature and its bite is much worse than any grizzly's.I wonder if it cooked the meat enough to eat it, just something to think about.

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from SeabeePete wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

Wow! #6 would be an awesome sight in a full mount and I don't care what the "biologists" say the canine in #7 sure looks like a wolf in coyote's clothing.

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from packerfan wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

#'s 14-15 are hard to believe, but the rest seem plausible.

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from bigjake wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

I dont doubt the size of the coyote in #7, North Eastern coyotes are the biggest in North America.I have shot yotes in the 70lb range in NB

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from dukkillr wrote 7 weeks 5 days ago

#9 is totally bull. There is no way a dog could survive that many quills administered to the face, much less calmly stand up for a picture. Photoshopping.

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from Jeepdude1987 wrote 7 weeks 5 days ago

And, it all comes down to "(not so) Slick Willey".

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from CCMJS wrote 7 weeks 3 days ago

#14 could have been a snowplow with a front wingplow blade. But #17 is staged for sure.

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from Yoda wrote 7 weeks 2 days ago

Man those are crazy

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from TexanHunter wrote 7 weeks 2 days ago

#14 I bet was from a mountain lion. They usually drag their kills into trees to eat them, seen lots of half eaten deer in trees along the Red River.

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from APT wrote 7 weeks 1 day ago

About #7. Further investigation of that carcass showed the animal was spayed. Not a "coydog". Wolf/Dog hybrid - yes.

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from bowpreacher33 wrote 6 weeks 6 days ago

if #9 is real which i doubt,grit and stupidity are running a closer race than i thought

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from chrondust wrote 6 weeks 6 days ago

# 17 is real...I seen it happen

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from shades1129 wrote 5 weeks 6 days ago

If not for the seriousness off the forest being on fire, #8 would be a really awesome shot

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from gilley75 wrote 5 weeks 1 day ago

If #17 is real who shot it for him he's an anti gunner

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from ChuckG wrote 3 weeks 2 days ago

Poor Bill!

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from Buck Master270 wrote 1 week 1 day ago

bill wouldnt hunt with out monica!!!!

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from cjohnsrud wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

Heck, I've done crazier things than #4. #8 is a truly awesome shot. Great job OL.

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from packerfan wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

#'s 14-15 are hard to believe, but the rest seem plausible.

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from bigjake wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

I dont doubt the size of the coyote in #7, North Eastern coyotes are the biggest in North America.I have shot yotes in the 70lb range in NB

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from chrondust wrote 6 weeks 6 days ago

# 17 is real...I seen it happen

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from Bubba wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

I can believe # 12 because an alligator is totally capable of grabbing a deer, and I've seen a similar event with a croc and wildebeest: http://www.bbcearth.com/earth-explorer/crocodile-strikes-wildebeest/

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from seadog wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

I agree with Bubba about #12. There are plenty of gators out there bib enough to take a small to medium sized doe. But where did it really happen? Those pictures have popped up in my inbox at least 3 times and every time they're supposed to be from someplace different.

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from Fishingfreak wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

I've seen coyotes as big as the one in #7 when i lived in NH, but we called them Coyolfs, because we figured they were half wolf.

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from Bo wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

Too bad the bear in #1 did not understand that electricity respects no living creature and its bite is much worse than any grizzly's.I wonder if it cooked the meat enough to eat it, just something to think about.

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from SeabeePete wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

Wow! #6 would be an awesome sight in a full mount and I don't care what the "biologists" say the canine in #7 sure looks like a wolf in coyote's clothing.

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from dukkillr wrote 7 weeks 5 days ago

#9 is totally bull. There is no way a dog could survive that many quills administered to the face, much less calmly stand up for a picture. Photoshopping.

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from Jeepdude1987 wrote 7 weeks 5 days ago

And, it all comes down to "(not so) Slick Willey".

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from CCMJS wrote 7 weeks 3 days ago

#14 could have been a snowplow with a front wingplow blade. But #17 is staged for sure.

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from Yoda wrote 7 weeks 2 days ago

Man those are crazy

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from TexanHunter wrote 7 weeks 2 days ago

#14 I bet was from a mountain lion. They usually drag their kills into trees to eat them, seen lots of half eaten deer in trees along the Red River.

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from APT wrote 7 weeks 1 day ago

About #7. Further investigation of that carcass showed the animal was spayed. Not a "coydog". Wolf/Dog hybrid - yes.

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from bowpreacher33 wrote 6 weeks 6 days ago

if #9 is real which i doubt,grit and stupidity are running a closer race than i thought

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from shades1129 wrote 5 weeks 6 days ago

If not for the seriousness off the forest being on fire, #8 would be a really awesome shot

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from gilley75 wrote 5 weeks 1 day ago

If #17 is real who shot it for him he's an anti gunner

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from ChuckG wrote 3 weeks 2 days ago

Poor Bill!

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from Buck Master270 wrote 1 week 1 day ago

bill wouldnt hunt with out monica!!!!

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from ghayworth wrote 7 weeks 6 days ago

No way on # 2. Notice that the head doesn't fit the body and way too much loose skin from the front shoulder back.

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