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Sweet baby Jesus look at the 4ths on him!
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Sweet baby Jesus look at the 4ths on him!
SWEATIN!!! Hahah!! I love this picture!! It personifies elk hunting success! Big genuine smile, and sweatin like a nun at a cucumber farm!!My cow from this year. MT
Damn dude that’s a rough one but I suppose that bull sure beats a poke in the eye with a sharp stick from your boss! That happened to me too my first year bow hunting elk; and i got real shitty about it but kept working. The following year he let me take a Monday here or a Friday there but got mad when I asked for it.. over the years I learned he’s shot probably 40 elk 5-6 nice bulls and told him he’s lived a lifetime to fulfill that. I want to be able to say the same and I won’t miss it again. In the time he gave me (sometimes calling his bluff about losing job) I had a tremendous time chasing elk and even got my friend his first buck ever and my wife’s 3rd buck on that time off.. point is; make it clear early on what that time means to you, and stand your ground. I believe you will be rewarded from either standpoint, if you are absolute in your heart.When I drew this tag in 2013 I was told by my boss I’d have all the time in the world to hunt. He knew I was invested with 12 years of my life trying to get the coveted tag. But when the time came to hunt and I approached him about the time off I’d been promised he flew off the handle and said that I could have opening day to hunt and if I wasn’t at work at 06:30 Sunday morning I wouldn’t have a job. So after 12 years I ended up with one day to hunt. I had my cousin sight in my rifle, and relied on friends to find me a bull because I had been working 7 days a week and 12-14 hours a day for the 2 months leading up to the hunt. At first light on opening day I missed a 375” bull 9 times because I was unfamiliar with the rifle and we didn’t know the distance on the bull. 15 minutes later I killed this rag horn at 100 yards with a single shot and my hunt was over. When my boss got to work Monday morning since he wouldn’t work sundays he asked how my hunt was and apologized for losing it on me saying he’d have given me more time but I’d just caught him at a bad time. I loved that hunt and would do it again in a heartbeat but I will never get shafted by and employer like that again.
Where you getting these pics? YNP?
YNP, no. Montana,yes.Where you getting these pics? YNP?
I guess my question means are they protected to shoot only with a camera lens?YNP, no. Montana,yes.
Norris rd.I guess my question means are they protected to shoot only with a camera lens?
Norris rd.
My wife made her elk cornbread casserole, one of my absolute favorites. This was the first elk I 100% processed at home, can’t imagine it any other way now.
Not necessarily.I guess my question means are they protected to shoot only with a camera lens?
That's a dandy. I'm guessing it will score 348.View attachment 260424
First elk for the Mrs.
It is this one: Elk Cornbread CasseroleCare to share that recipe? Looks good!
I would’ve been looking for a new job. After a long elk hunt of courseWhen I drew this tag in 2013 I was told by my boss I’d have all the time in the world to hunt. He knew I was invested with 12 years of my life trying to get the coveted tag. But when the time came to hunt and I approached him about the time off I’d been promised he flew off the handle and said that I could have opening day to hunt and if I wasn’t at work at 06:30 Sunday morning I wouldn’t have a job. So after 12 years I ended up with one day to hunt. I had my cousin sight in my rifle, and relied on friends to find me a bull because I had been working 7 days a week and 12-14 hours a day for the 2 months leading up to the hunt. At first light on opening day I missed a 375” bull 9 times because I was unfamiliar with the rifle and we didn’t know the distance on the bull. 15 minutes later I killed this rag horn at 100 yards with a single shot and my hunt was over. When my boss got to work Monday morning since he wouldn’t work sundays he asked how my hunt was and apologized for losing it on me saying he’d have given me more time but I’d just caught him at a bad time. I loved that hunt and would do it again in a heartbeat but I will never get shafted by and employer like that again.