Elk .... Let's see them!!!

[Buschy]

2020 CO bull #2

 

[Buschy]

Wife’s 2019 CO bull - 7x8

 

[Carl 9.3x62]

2020 CO bull #2

Didn't realize you can kill two bulls in one year in CO?

 

[RyGuy]

2020 CO bull #2

How are you going about killing multiple bulls in CO so often?
Asking because I’m slightly jealous

 

[Flatbrimmer]

Can’t claim the monster, buddy took a picture of his buddy packing out. no tell ‘em creek, Oregon.

 

[Flatbrimmer]

It is at least an 8x10.

9x11???

Haha holeeeey moly

 

[Reloader77724]

My first bull 7x7 with a broken tine. He would have been a 7x8. Got him last October in New Mexico.

 

[littlebighorn]

My son's Utah archery elk in 2011

 

[littlebighorn]

My Utah rifle bull from two years ago

 

[arkelkhntr]

Great pics. Some beautiful bulls. Please keep them coming.

 

[DVCER]

Private land, of course.

 

[DVCER]

Public land. Right near camp.

 

[Black Elk]

Public land. Right near camp.

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Send me coordinates to “camp” so I can bring you a beer

 

[DVCER]

Send me coordinates to “camp” so I can bring you a beer

Not my elk either.

This will sting a little. It was on the grand mesa, arrowed by a brand new elk hunter who had only seen one running away a couple days earlier.
I sent him the coordinates to my camp when he got ran out of 62 by that fire several years back.
not even 600 yards from our camp.

 

[Mountain Mule]

Harvested this cow today on a private land shoulder season hunt. This was my first time hunting on a day where the highs were in the 100s. There is seldom a timber patch in zone I'm alloted to hunt. Luckily I had an opportunity early in the day and I got the meat hauled out before temps got high.

 

[RyGuy]

Harvested this cow today on a private land shoulder season hunt. This was my first time hunting on a day where the highs were in the 100s. There is seldom a timber patch in zone I'm alloted to hunt. Luckily I had an opportunity early in the day and I got the meat hauled out before temps got high.

Nice!
I’m ready for this thread to pick up again

 

[DVCER]

Harvested this cow today on a private land shoulder season hunt. This was my first time hunting on a day where the highs were in the 100s. There is seldom a timber patch in zone I'm alloted to hunt. Luckily I had an opportunity early in the day and I got the meat hauled out before temps got high.

Well done man. That could be the first one of the year!

 

[noisy]

Harvested this cow today on a private land shoulder season hunt. This was my first time hunting on a day where the highs were in the 100s. There is seldom a timber patch in zone I'm alloted to hunt. Luckily I had an opportunity early in the day and I got the meat hauled out before temps got high.

Good job man. I recall the first year of the early shoulder season hunt in MT. There was a block management near Helena that opened for hunting Sept. 1, and archery didn't open until Sept. 4 or something like that. I was the only hunter who put all the pieces together and got on there first thing, temps almost 100 degrees and smoky as hell. Absolutely gross day to be out elk hunting. But the elk were caught completely unaware, standing around without a clue. I had a couple chances but didn't pull the trigger because I was too worried about what would happen with the meat. Glad you were able to get it out quickly.

 

[Flatbrimmer]

Well done man. That could be the first one of the year!

Negative, but close! And congrats regardless!

 

[JTinkSki]

My 2018 bull. The fruit of 3-4 years of DIY learning things the hard way!