Photo Gallery: Hunting and Fishing Tattoos, Part II

By Outdoor Life Online Editor

Updated on Apr 20, 2021 2:14 AM EDT

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Randall Cook
While in the army, stationed in Kansas, Randall got this tat to reflect his belief in the second amendment. Outdoor Life Online Editor
Edward DePoe
After getting the deer head, Edward added the Winchester slogan believing that it is the premier ammo company. Outdoor Life Online Editor
Tom Detrick
The Nuge saw Tom's ink at an airport and called his Browning Buckmark and DU logo "hardcore." Quite a compliment. Outdoor Life Online Editor
Freddy Green
This scene is supposed to depict the view from a tent at first light. Freddy says there are 48 colors in the whole mural Outdoor Life Online Editor
Rob Harris
Rob and his wife Nancy have been hunting together since they met, and have matching elk tattoos to show their dedication. Outdoor Life Online Editor
Nancy Harris
Along with her husband's European mount tattoos, Nancy decided to get this portrait of an elk bugling. Outdoor Life Online Editor
Rustin Hatch
Tired of his wife nagging him for not bringing home any keepers from steelhead fishing, Rustin had this one put on his leg. Now he always comes back with a fish. Outdoor Life Online Editor
William Powers
As an avid smallmouth fisherman, William decided to get a tribal fish tattoo along with a hook/wave motif on his right arm. Outdoor Life Online Editor
Fred Palcovich
After breaking his leg on a turkey hunt, Fred dealt with his frustration by getting some ink. By the way, check out his beard collection in the background! Outdoor Life Online Editor
Speed Rasmussen
The mallard is Speed's favorite duck, both to hunt and to eat. He needed this ink as a reminder for the off-season. Outdoor Life Online Editor
David Ronning
When you shoot a buck that scores 140-1/8 typical, why not get a tattoo as homage to that heavy-tined brute? Outdoor Life Online Editor