Gallery of Odd 2

Here is a gallery of odd "outdoor" photos that find their way to this website. Click on photo for larger view! Got an odd or interesting photo?

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This rare "puffer" walleye was pulled from 25 feet of water at Boysen Reservoir this fall. Caught by Greg Alvar from Casper. Greg said the fish hit like any other walleye and was full of fluid and is going to mount it. That will be some conversation piece!

Here's the story on this nice bull. Estimate at 350. Taken above old Amoco 4 Bear Field (above Meeteetse, WY) by Randy Cragoe, Wamsutter, and his brother Rob Cragoe. Shot high lung, ran out on tree line by cliff, then dropped and dropped and dropped.

This was a pretty interesting story from The Sunday Wichita Eagle Newspaper.

A resident in the area saw a ball bouncing around kind of strange in a nearby pond and went to investigate. It turned out to be a flathead catfish who had obviously tried to swallow a child's basketball which became stuck in its mouth!! The fish was totally exhausted from trying to dive, but unable to because the ball would always bring him back up to the surface. The resident tried numerous times to get the ball out, but was unsuccessful. He finally had his wife cut the ball in order to deflate it and release the hungry catfish.

When is a brown bear a black bear? Wrong place to stop for a bite!

This big albino muley buck was apparently spotted near Meeker, Colorado.

Pig that was caught 300 kms south of Katherine (Australia). They only caught it because their dogs were going missing and it was eating their dogs! Thanks to Duane for the pic.

How did he manage this?

Something you don't see often! Thanks Brent!

Couple of bulls locked together near Story, Wy.. Thanks again Steve.

Here's an albino whitetail buck that was taken in Minnesota. Thanks to Steve Simpson.

This is an actual emergency room photo of a fisherman who lost control of his high-speed bass boat in West Virginia. Wardens believe that he was traveling at a speed of approximately 75 mph at the time of the accident. He was unable to negotiate a curve in the narrow waterway. Unfortunately for him, upon striking the shoreline and being ejected from the boat, he landed back end first on an old fence post. You can probably picture what happened next, but the picture really says it all. The good news is that, after about 6 months, this man made a full recovery after suffering a shattered hip, broken leg, several broken ribs, internal injuries and soft tissue damage. Doctors credited his recovery to the fact that the post lodged itself so tightly that there was little or no blood loss. Now that's got to hurt!!! DON'T DRIVE THAT FISHING BOAT TOO FAST!!!!!

Service call of the month from a Baltimore Gas & Electric residential customer...BGE received a call from a customer saying: "My power is out. When you come to fix it be sure to bring a truck with a tall enough bucket to remove the deer". The customer service rep prudently trying to gather information to help diagnose the problem asked, "What deer"? The customer replied "There is a deer on top of one of the electric poles on Wilkes Street about 1/2 mile west of Perimeter Rd. The customer service rep tried desperately to pull herself together and not laugh in front of the customer and replied, "We'll dispatch someone right away to investigate the power outage. Thank you for the call". Upon completion of the call, the customer service rep proceeded to share the funny story with her coworkers in the office and they all had a good laugh. Well, lo and behold, the serviceman who repaired the problem stopped by the customer service office the following day with these pictures. Apparently a train hit the deer and threw it up there.

This buck picked the wrong tree to rub!

Thanks to Mike Harris of Riverton for these photos of an albino fawn he received from a buddy in Texas.

This Texas Buck deer is recovering at the vets. I sure would like to be in a tree
stand somewhere near when they set it free. The deer got tangled in the fence and broke his neck.
Thanks to Duane De Alvarez for the photos!

This whole elk is frozen under the Lamar River in Yellowstone...photos taken Thanksgiving Day 2005 by Harriet Corbett of Powell. That's her sister-in-law in the picture. Thanks to Brian!

Now this is one Bad-assed mule!

Here's what happens when you live in Wyoming and you put the pool up for the summer.	Montana Huntin' Rig...thanks to Mike Harris!
An albino cub and it's mother. I believe that these photos come from Wisconsin.	From what I understand, the driver of this car was slightly injured!

The reason for snake boots during dove season.....
Caught near Stephenville, Texas. Just under 8ft and 89lbs.

Larry Earley lives about 30 miles from Orlando, in the very rural community of Okahumpka, in Lake County, Florida. When Larry took this hog to the processor it weighed in at over 1100 pounds! The meat has no wild taste, as it was grain fed and Larry is quite the hero. He has fed many fireman and provided the homeless shelter in downtown Orlando with a couple of meals.

Some decoys are just too effective!

Here is one determined bruin! Must be some premium bird seed!

Not sure where these photos came from, but found them very interesting!