Four bearded fools on a Blue Ribbon adventure

[blueridge]

Happy for you, brother! Thanks for sharing it.

 

[44hunter45]

Well done Jason! There is no chest thumping when the animal drops. There is a lot when that last load lands on the tailgate.
It's the pack out that weeds out the flatlanders.

I love that country.

 

[Summitthunting]

Well done, I might just have to crack open a PBR and think about the elk woods.

 

[ida homer]

You sure earn the privilege to hunt the rut with a rifle there. No doubt about it.

Way to get it done in likely the lowest density elk zone in the state, awesome!

 

[JEL]

Pretty dang good! Not too sure about the PBR though.

 

[Gerald Martin]

Awesome write-up. I read through faster than the pics would load and it was all vivid in my imagination. I look forward to going back and seeing the pics.

 

[Elkmagnet]

Some historical elk country worthy of a hard earned elk.
Congratulations on the experience

 

[Durango Mike]

Terrific story, had a Drathaar for many years, can't think of a better companion for a hunt like you had!

 

[BuzzH]

Well done...as usual.

Those velvet spikes are tough to beat for the freezer. Have to see what happens, I may try to follow your lead this fall on one.

 

[jvanhoy]

Great pics and story. Congrats way to stay with it!

 

[Hem]

Great trip report Jason.
Good times with meat in the freezer.

 

[MThuntr]

congrats Jason.

looks like you're running those 280ai on the hot end too

 

[Crimeny]

Great story, thanks. I can't for the life of me figure out how people process elk that fast. I take forever.

 

[Trial153]

Great Thread!

 

[Blacktailbc]

Great story. Thanks for the write up.

 

[TheJason]

congrats Jason.

looks like you're running those 280ai on the hot end too

It’s a standard .280 Remmy. 136 grain Hammers at 3100. It’s warm for sure.

 

[Mica Man]

Job well done in some big country. I figure you hunt elk in places like that just to prep yourself for chasing red legs later in the year.

 

[TheJason]

Job well done in some big country. I figure you hunt elk in places like that just to prep yourself for chasing red legs later in the year.

Every day is a training day, except today. Today is a recovery/clean gear/ have a beer day

 

[rustednuts]

Great story, thanks for sharing

 

[Hunting Wife]

Great story of time well spent. Congrats on the elk.