This year's elk
10-22-2006, 07:38 PM
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Typical Buck
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This year's elk
Made it up the mountain yesterday. A bit of fresh snow was nice. Came across a small herd of elk shortly before dark. About a dozen cows, three calves, and three bulls. This cow was the first one I could get a clear bead on as they walked through some timber. Nice sized cow. 
10-22-2006, 08:13 PM
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RE: This year's elk
looks about like the one i got inNW Colorado a few day's ago
filled the feezer........i been eatin tenderloins fer a couple a day's now
evertime i get one down and aproach it on the ground; i think to my self...."self; why did you do this?"[8D][&:]
wasn't too bad this year
no big hills and i used the gutless method fer the fist time
congradulations!!!!!!!!!!!
early
filled the feezer........i been eatin tenderloins fer a couple a day's now
evertime i get one down and aproach it on the ground; i think to my self...."self; why did you do this?"[8D][&:]
wasn't too bad this year
no big hills and i used the gutless method fer the fist time
congradulations!!!!!!!!!!!
early
10-23-2006, 10:29 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Rocky Mountains, Colorado
Posts: 1,964
RE: This year's elk
Wyo,
Congrats! Nothing wrong with cows especially when that is what the license says is allowed. Absolutely better eating. Yummy. Still waiting for the CWD test to come back on mine before jumping in.
Early,
How did the gutless method work for you?
First time is the worst and the back end is the trickiest.
Okay on the tenderloins (tight little fit)?
EKM
Congrats! Nothing wrong with cows especially when that is what the license says is allowed. Absolutely better eating. Yummy. Still waiting for the CWD test to come back on mine before jumping in.
Early,
How did the gutless method work for you?
First time is the worst and the back end is the trickiest.
Okay on the tenderloins (tight little fit)?
EKM
