[Admin2]

see below and also check out the other similar topics

 

[HENDU3270]

I'm trying to add a couple of pics to a reply but it doesn't do anything when I click on the "Img" button. Whata am I doing wrong?

Chris

 

[98ramtough]

To put the image in, I believe it has to be hosted somehwere. You pree Img, put in the address of the picture, then clic IMG again to close the tag.

Someone correct me if I am wrong...

Mike

 

[HENDU3270]

Couldn't I just paste in the link of the photo album here at this site then?

 

[98ramtough]

yeah, just paste the link to the actual picture file betwen the tags.

what is the link or picture? I will show ya how.

 

[HENDU3270]

gotcha.

Thanks,

Chris

 

[98ramtough]

 

[HENDU3270]

ok....so what exactly did you do?

 

[HENDU3270]

oh well, couldn't do it myself. clicked Img then pasted the link in then clicked Img again. All that appeared was a box with the red "x" in it. I can see the pic when you did though. Hmm....computers just don't like me lol

 

[98ramtough]

press img and you get [ img ] with out the spaces. paste your link after that and you get [ img ] http://www.duckhuntingchat.com/album_pic.php?pic_id=61 press img again and you get below without spaces and it shows the pic...

 

[98ramtough]

there ya go hendu, I can see that now.

That is one BIG bird... Got any pics of a dog retrieving that?

 

[HENDU3270]

Nope. We didn't have my brothers dog with us on that trip. One of the birds fell in the decoy spread and the other one glided (wounded) about 200 yards away and landed in a pretty deep ditch. It took us an hour and a half to locate him. Once we did, we hopped off the four wheeler and attempted to jump into the ditch. This particular ditch was overgrown with briers and looked like it had a very gentle slope. We found otherwise very fast. We tumbled down the slope and both landed on our backs at the bottom (laughing very hard). Got the bird and some great memories.

They say to leave the dogs at home if you're going out specifically to hunt Sandhills because they can do alot of damage their sharp beaks/bills. The wounded one was sure mad. He was definetly trying to jab us.