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

[Wildabeest]

OK , in an effort to get this thread back on track , my first bull , 2013 with the rifle and last years bull with the crossbow .

Not sure mentioning “crossbow” will get it back on track.

 

[CRJR45]

Not sure mentioning “crossbow” will get it back on track.

Hey , I've got a condition ! LOL , what was I thinking , bring it on , might be fun ?

 

[Gus Chiggins]

Not as good as some others' photos, but this was a fun one.

During buck season early October. After this he turned around and meandered towards me since I wasn't totally hidden. Took a few more photos and video (took a while to get a photo with him exhaling) but as he kept coming nearer I decided to slowly move towards a big tree. He turned back and trotted off.

 

[Gus Chiggins]

This guy was also during an early October buck season. He was injured, maybe from fighting or the archery season that ended a week or two prior. I turned around trying not to spook him, but he did get up

 

[Kodiak06]

2020-2022 were dark for me, being almost entirely locked down for health reasons. During the middle of that stretch, FWP sent me an elk permit that I had less than 1% chance of drawing. I spent 20+ days hunting during archery, and then on opening day had too good of an opportunity to pass on this bull, my only 6x6. Definitely bigger bulls in the unit, but I'm content with this one being on my wall.

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congrats

 

[Dreamhunter#1]

Wow what some beast’s

 

[TA2510]

Congrats, nice bull.

 

[Black Elk]

I was fortunate to tag out in two elk last year. I drew a limited entry archery tag in Utah, spent 14 days chasing bulls until I was able to call this nice 6 point into 58 yards. I didn’t have to trail him as he went maybe 15 yards and toppled over.

Then I had a OTC hunt in Colorado. We didn’t see many elk this year on the ranch, out of the 3 bulls harvested this was the biggest. But I’ve eaten good this past winter! Can’t wait to head to Colorado again this year!

 

[BradA]

I was fortunate to tag out in two elk last year. I drew a limited entry archery tag in Utah, spent 14 days chasing bulls until I was able to call this nice 6 point into 58 yards. I didn’t have to trail him as he went maybe 15 yards and toppled over.

Then I had a OTC hunt in Colorado. We didn’t see many elk this year on the ranch, out of the 3 bulls harvested this was the biggest. But I’ve eaten good this past winter! Can’t wait to head to Colorado again this year!

Nice work congratulations

 

[TA2510]

I was fortunate to tag out in two elk last year. I drew a limited entry archery tag in Utah, spent 14 days chasing bulls until I was able to call this nice 6 point into 58 yards. I didn’t have to trail him as he went maybe 15 yards and toppled over.

Then I had a OTC hunt in Colorado. We didn’t see many elk this year on the ranch, out of the 3 bulls harvested this was the biggest. But I’ve eaten good this past winter! Can’t wait to head to Colorado again this year!

Congrats on both bulls and yes Sir I would agree you have ate good this past winter.

 

[Dreamhunter#1]

Man that smile so big congratulations

 

[BradyO]

Some really awesome Bulls in this thread. Hope to add one in September, after Fish lake LE hunt.

 

[Buschy]

2022 bulls at the our house. My dad’s WY bull.

 

[Buschy]

My daughter’s 2022 AZ bull

 

[Buschy]

2022 CO bull #1 for me.

 

[Buschy]

And 2022 CO bull #2

 

[Buschy]

2021 CO bull

 

[Buschy]

2021 UT bull

 

[Buschy]

2019 CO bull

 

[Buschy]

2020 CO bull #1