2023 Show Us Your Game Hunting Photo Contest - Concludes!

"Show Us Your Game"

Photo contest is back for the 2023 season!

The contest will run from Sept 1st, 2023 to Dec 10th, 2023.

1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes are all listed below.

Remember, this is a photo contest - brought to you by International Shooting Supplies Ltd. and the manufacturers that make our industry tick!
Pictures should be of any of the game you've taken over previous years or during the current season as we will run the contest into December.
Photos can also profile some of the country you hunt as the goal is to make the rest of us wish we'd been there with you!

Game pictured can be anything legally harvested during a lawful hunting season and pics should be in good taste. Anything that is excessively gory (or just plain weird) will be deleted. Pics can be submitted here in this thread for the world to see or they can be emailed to us at sales@internationalshootingsupplies.com.

Judging is completely arbitrary and based on how badly you can make us want to be there with you. It will be carried out by myself and the management here at ISS.

As usual, winners will be contacted via PM or email - depending how you submitted your pics. So strap on your boots and get your camera's ready. It's almost time!

Conditions: No purchase required. Entrants must have a valid PAL to take possession of any prizes where it is required. Contest open to Canadian residents only.

Regards,
Scott & the Staff




1st Prize Winchester XPR in 308 Win $799.99 Retail Value Generously donated Browning Canada and International Shooting Supplies Ltd.

2nd Prize Vortex Diamondback 10x42 Binoculars $399.99 Retail Value Generously donated by Vortex Canada!

3rd Prize Buck Pursuit Pro Orange $169.99 Retail Value Generously donated by Buck Knives!

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very cool, thank guys!

Hopefully I get to shoot something this year

Originally Posted by brownthunder

very cool, thank guys!

You're welcome! This is a fun project for us too.

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I hope I get my elk this year...

Originally Posted by phillyblt

I hope I get my elk this year...

#MeToo

:-)

Cheers,
Scott

I am a big fan of hunting with muzzleloaders. I love the challenge of getting close, and the historical aspect, as well as the marksmanship necessary to make sure your single shot counts.
I usually hunt with a 45 flintlock for deer, or a .62 flintlock for larger game, but on this hunt I opted for a .75 caliber matchlock. This is a replica of an English matchlock musket from about 1580-1660 period. My max range for a comfortable clean kill is 50 yards, and this doe came up right at 40 yards offering a clean broadside shot. I think I was probably the first person in the area to hunt with a matchlock in about 300 years. It was definitely one for the memories.





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