“I don’t want you hunting this outfit.”

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Where did you see the illegal use of a suppressor charge was dropped?

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Hunter In Helicopter Whose Elk Head Was Stolen By Rancher Busted For Trespassing

An elk hunter who helicoptered into a section of public land surrounded by private land in Johnson County, and later accused the rancher of trying to…

cowboystatedaily.com

Not just influencers. Elk make hunters lose their minds.

 

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The rancher doesn’t think it was a one man trespass.

Questioning The Trespass Story​

DeLapp said he wonders whether McKean and the other hunters didn’t realize they’d trespassed at the time the bull was shot.

The bull died on a hillside and was apparently dragged about 25 yards onto a flat section of public land before it was quartered up, he said.

Given the sheer size of a bull elk carcass, DeLapp said it seems like a lot of work to drag it, even for multiple people.

So, he wonders if it wasn’t dragged to quickly get it off private property.

If McKean wants to “do the right thing” in response to trespassing, that should include naming who, if anyone, helped him drag the carcass, DeLapp said. https://cowboystatedaily.com/2026/0...opter-hunters-says-he-received-death-threats/

I’ve kicked elk and had them roll farther than 25 yards had to even begin to speculate how hard it would be to drag a elk 25 yards I’ve pushed dragged and pulled multiple bulls farther than that to get them to a better spot to quarter them up