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We kick it off with a lost and returned rod from the berry. Bryce and his buddies were enjoying a nice day on the ice when Bryce's heard a splash, look up and saw his rod making a fast dash down the hole. Bryce reached his arm into the cold water but couldn't snag his rod out of the abyss. After drilling some holes, Bryce finally saw ths fish swimming in circles and together he and his buddy snagged the line, pulling the fish and the rod onto the ice...
Young Jayden, asked his dad's friend Ryan, if Ryan would take him out on last years deer hunt. Ryan of course said yes and on the last day of the hunt, Ryan loaded Jayden on his four wheeler and off they went. Ryan says, they hadn't gone far, when they jumped this monster muley and his five does. With Jayden in tow, Ryan bailed off, chased the buck a couple of ridges away where he finally got a shot and put the buck down. Jayden was all smiles and is currently enrolled in the hunter safety program. He can't wait for next year, to go again with Ryan.
This is a picture of Ryan's good friend, Cory Hays, and his son Toby with a "freak" bull he scouted and killed in a Utah general rifle bull unit this past fall. It was the only mature bull they saw, and Cory made an awesome shot 510 yard shot, while his son and Ryan watched the show. The bull has a large club on the right and 22 inch tines jutting out of it's head on the left.
Check out the great buck Aubrey shot on the opening morning of the rifle deer hunt. It's the same buck her dad Scott and all of her uncles tried to bag during the muzzleloader hunt. Dad says he couldn't have been more proud of his fifteen year old daughter, as the buck is bigger than any he's ever shot in Utah.
But our winner tonight found that reindeer really do fly. Lorenzo loves to take his four girls ages one to six out into the hills near their house to look for deer. Back around Christmas, the family was driving around and were able to sneak in on three bucks and captured some great pictures. Lorenzo says this was his favorite of the day, it gave him proof to his girls that yes, reindeer really do fly. Well Lorenzo, we our judges agreed, and your proof has now landed you a late Christmas present, our big prize, for having the snapshot of the week.
Remember submit your pictures and a brief explanation of your latest outdoor adventures online at KSLTV.com. The winner each week wins the lightweight and portable Camp Chef Weekender-two burner stove. Plenty of power, great for camping from our friends over at Camp Chef.
