Colorado cow elk
I just got home from a tough cow elk hunt. Full moon, high winds, and no snow added up to elk that stayed high and went to timber early. I did not even see any elk below 10,500 with a spotting scope. Strangely enough I could have taken a bull on most days, but it took six long hard days to finally drop a cow. I switched from carrying a nice light .270 to a big heavy .300 WM after it became obvious that any shot would be much longer than usual this year. A 180 NP did the work at 348 yards. Normally I would not shoot a cow at this long of a range, but this time it was go long or go home empty handed.
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Congrats!! Way to adapt. Any pics?
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So they didn't have their head down feeding and undisturbed???? (just kidding!!)
Congrats, and good shooting!! (Post some pics):party0005::party0005::party0005: |
Originally Posted by Colorado Luckydog
(Post 3716227)
So they didn't have their head down feeding and undisturbed???? (just kidding!!)(Post some pics):party0005::party0005::party0005:
I didn't take any pictures, and wouldn't know how to post them anyhow. |
Very nice. Congrats !
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Very nice ! Congrats !
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congrats on a successful hunt.......don't wanna start any ****e but the .270 would have been MORE than adequate for that shot!
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Originally Posted by finnbear
(Post 3718456)
congrats on a successful hunt.......don't wanna start any ****e but the .270 would have been MORE than adequate for that shot!
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