Send your good field photo or mounted head photo to the Member Trophy Gallery via e-mail. Include your name, member # , county & state of harvest, date of harvest, weapon used, animal's weight and number of points (if known). Scan photos at 100 percent at 72 dpi. (.jpg or .bmp format)

Note: Please send only tasteful photos suitable for public viewing.

Member Tom Winkler and his son Tommy had a great 2010 at the Youth Hunt in Snow Hill, Md.
Tommy used a Winchester 30.30 lever action to bag this 189 pound 6 point monster.

Member Ken Mazza and his son Anthony had a great 2008 in Clarion, PA with the biggest deer killed to date since 1991. Ken's was a nice 10 point with an 11th key ring point and his sons was a 9 point. Both deer field dressed at 145 lbs. Not bad for mountain deer!

Member George Pagels and the 12 point buck he harvested in Wicomico County during late muzzleloader season. George says that with a score of 180 plus, it is the highest score this year in Maryland and possibly ever in the state. Thanks George, this photo will keep us in our stands a little longer this season! 

Member Member  Ron Long took his 14 year old son Grant Long ice fishing in the Belgrade Lakes region of Maine in March of 2007. The largest fish was a Northern Pike, 28" long and 16 pounds caught by Grant on the last day, during the last hour of the trip.

Member Ron Long member took his son Grant Long (age 14) on an Axis Deer hunt at the Brady Ranch in Indiantown, Florida on June 23, 2006. Grant used a .30 /.30 caliber rifle with a Simmons Scope and 150 grain bullet and took a 100 yard shot from a tree stand and dropped the Axis deer in its track. It was a 6 point buck! This was Grants first big game harvest. Grant and Ron want to thank all the members who met him on the range and provided suggestions and shooting tips.

Member Jim Umerley sent in this photo of a muley buck he took in west Texas. Nice trophy Jim. 

Member John Belas harvested this fantastic 21 point non-typical buck near Glen Arm on November 13th, 2001. What is even more impressive is that he took it with a bow. Congratulations John!