MTpubliclander
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Went out Monday afternoon to try and spot some decent mulies in our first real cold snap. We didn't plan on really leaving the truck but were just gonna drive and glass to see what we could find in a fairly new area.
Long story short we finally decidied on a new spot after our first choice place was clouded in and then we almost chose a different area to go to but we decided on an area and headed out about 2p.m.
After glassing a group of deer go up and over the ridgeline we decided to go check it out and see if there was a decent buck with them. An hour and a half before dark we left the truck and headed up the hill to see what we could find for bucks. upon reaching the top we were trying see if any of the deer filing up the other side of the were bucks when my hunting buddy says "there are two bulls!" sure enough at 600 yards down and across the draw they were just coming over the top towards us!
We dropped back worked along the ridge till we were straight across from them and were at 400 exactly. 4 of the 7 bulls that were there dropped off of the ridge towards us and at 320 yards my buddy shot the third bull which we had decided was the biggest and I shot the third immediately after he shot. a quick follow up and both bulls were down about a hundred yards apart!
The two pictures where it is darker is my bull and the one when it was a little lighter was my buddy.
Long story short we finally decidied on a new spot after our first choice place was clouded in and then we almost chose a different area to go to but we decided on an area and headed out about 2p.m.
After glassing a group of deer go up and over the ridgeline we decided to go check it out and see if there was a decent buck with them. An hour and a half before dark we left the truck and headed up the hill to see what we could find for bucks. upon reaching the top we were trying see if any of the deer filing up the other side of the were bucks when my hunting buddy says "there are two bulls!" sure enough at 600 yards down and across the draw they were just coming over the top towards us!
We dropped back worked along the ridge till we were straight across from them and were at 400 exactly. 4 of the 7 bulls that were there dropped off of the ridge towards us and at 320 yards my buddy shot the third bull which we had decided was the biggest and I shot the third immediately after he shot. a quick follow up and both bulls were down about a hundred yards apart!
The two pictures where it is darker is my bull and the one when it was a little lighter was my buddy.
