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

[Hunt&FishCO]

Hope you're not worried about keeping your spot a secret.

Thanks/edited

 

[Deez Nutz]

Thanks/edited

Hard to not post photos with beautiful mountain backdrops but its really easy to pinpoint exactly where people are when they do that. The sunset silhouettes are the worst/hardest not to post.

 

[Bigbull58]

My first bull. November, 2023 oregon spike only tag. Watched the herd on private for 30 mins before they crossed onto public and gave me a shot. Very nice six point in the herd that I’m hoping to find this year now that I drew the branch bull tag for that unit.

 

[globaltaxidermymounts.org]

wow nice

 

[QELKhunter]

I'll need to do a write up on this year's Colorado Muzzleloader elk hunt, but till then here are a few pictures to please the mind!

 

[Benn74]

my son’s first bull elk he’s had a great year so far

 

[bullkillintime]

View attachment 342739my son’s first bull elk he’s had a great year so far

Sweet bull! We'll be looking for my son's first bull this year as well.

 

[bullkillintime]

View attachment 342556My first bull. November, 2023 oregon spike only tag. Watched the herd on private for 30 mins before they crossed onto public and gave me a shot. Very nice six point in the herd that I’m hoping to find this year now that I drew the branch bull tag for that unit.

First bull, well done!

 

[bullkillintime]

A picture is worth a thousand words, having a great time up in the Gravlies.

Nice, stay away from the bears over there.

 

[Threedognight]

Got this guy a couple weeks ago with my bow.
Quite a unique rack. Already got the skull back from the taxidermist.

 

[Pahoundsman]

This year’s Wyoming bull

 

[Caseknife]

First muzzy bull, Washington, after getting burned out of Wyoming.

 

[jfgjetski]

Dang, all these photos make me jealous. Had my trip planned out and everything but some unforeseen circumstances cancelled my trip

 

[NMHunterGuy]

My first bull elk and first archery hunt. The wife did some great calling and pulled a herd in range, but I never had a clean shot at the herd bull. He ran off to round up his cows when this nice 5x5 satellite crept in and stopped 30yds broadside. Editing to add that it was in beautiful Northern NM in the National Forest. The 1.5 mile uphill packout at 10k elevation was taxing.