Team #4 "Bloody Shafts"

[TWIN CAM]

Team 4 Lets get checked in and start tossing some ideas around for a team name!

[wibowhntr]

checking in. My name is Travis and I hunt mostly Jackson, Eau Claire, Clark, and Chippewa counties in WI.

[tbauer]

Checking in. my name is also Travis and i mostly hunt on the edge of marathon, clark and wood and ocassioally get up to onieda county.

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Hey Guys im Jon and hunt mostly Jackson county.

[wibowhntr]

what part of Jackson county? I hunt mostly around Alma Center and Fairchild.

[TWIN CAM]

A little around Shamrock But mostly in Hixton.

[mums]

Hello my name is Eric and looks like I am the only one in this group that wears purple, I live in SE minnesota and mostly hunt the Iowa border

[tbauer]

what are you guys thinking for a team name?

[TWIN CAM]

well lets start by throwin some ideas around until we find something we can agree on.... ill start 1. Punctured lungs 2. Rapid Bleed out 3. Bloody shafts
4. Split G4. just a few to start lets here some more ideas!

[tbauer]

lung busters, drop tines, and uncle teddys boys

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Any other imput on a team name?

[mums]

I am a fan of BLOODY SHAFT but anything works for me

[tbauer]

Bloody Shafts sounds good to me

[TWIN CAM]

Bloody shafts works for me as well!

[tbauer]

here's what i got coming in. hoping to check my cams this weekend to see if they are coming in during shooting hours.

[tbauer]

sorry couldn't figure out how to do all three at once here's two more

[TWIN CAM]

One of those would make a good start... nice pics! So are we all in agreement to Bloody Shafts for the team name?

[mums]

I am in on the team name, I am hopefully going to get some time check my cameras this weekend as well, hopefully I will have some of the bucks that I have been watching the last few years show up

[wibowhntr]

Sounds good to me.

[mums]

I was able to check one of my cameras yesterday and got some small bucks, but not the big boys I was hoping for, I am sure they will be around eventually as I found sheds from them this winter and know they are still in the area