Elkcrazy8

Thanks cherokee, I shoot a ton of 3-d, and thats right where the 11 ring is. At 18 yards, it makes it a little easier.

idahoelkinstructor

Chad, congrats bud, nice very nice! How long are the horns? I will be going after them again this year with a rife, but boy am I ready for elk season!

jhtrapper

Heres a pic of mine he's only 12 1/2 in. but he has 4 and 4 1/2 in. long prongs and 8 points 1/2 in. long which was a great supprise!
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...r/IM000019.jpg

CtHunter8

nice pronghorn


-Travis-

yotehuntr

way to go chad!

- yotehunter

Colorado Bob

That's a dandy speed goat !! Good job--Conglads. CB

PaJack

Real nice goat...

hillbillyhunter1

You got a nice one there as well young man.







Good job Elkcrazy,

How far did go in (away from the road??)?? We're you guys camping??

If so, you're doin some "hard core antelope hunting"....and it obviously paid off

How was the overall population of antelopes in the area where you were hunting?? (you do not have to devulge the area, just wondering in general).
Thanks and again, good job.

hb

Elkcrazy8

We in fact were doing some hardcore hunting.It was 2 hour drive into the mountains, then a 2 hour atv ride from where we parked. We saw on the average over 100 goats a day, not all at our hole, but glassing the hillsides. Mine fell within 50 yards of sprinting, and the one my buddy killed yesterday went 25 yards before piling up. We hunted from a plywood blind that was taken in earlier this year to get them used to it. We slept under the stars in the desert and listened to the yotes singing all night. Each night the skies were filled with meteors. We were up and traveled 6 miles to the blind each morning, and were set up before the sun rose. We saw yotes, rabbits, ibis, and sage hen all in the hole at the same time every morning. Here is a pic of my buddies goat from yesterday.