ashersdad
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Great pictures! Looks like a great time. Congrats on a nice buck!
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What an awesome buck! I have seen some true monsters in this unit. My son has is very first archery elk hunt this year in 231. Do you have any pointers for areas to add to my scouting list? Obviously you saw elk after spending 20 days in the area. Feel free to email me anytime. [email protected] Good luck this fall. I hope you are still finding joy in the mountains chasing animals. Sorry, I just noticed this was 15 years ago. I'd still be interested in hearing anything you are willing to share. Kindly, NateThanks, for all the compliments and feedback. Answers to some of your questions: Yes! I had trouble with the full moon - nothing out in daylight hours. I also heard stories of a198" typ. taken by a local; "6 inches outside of his ears at 120-yds but didn't shoot" by a California hunter; I actually saw a picture of a 206" typ. taken by a local (It looked every bit that big); A 195" typ running with a 240" non-typ; etc. Dan is right on, he's 26" wide. The first and second buck pictures are the same buck. I walked up on him at 50-yds when scounting on Mnt. Wilson, Oct. 1st. Couple of additional notes: The large bodied buck with lopsided narrow antlers was a monster. Probably the largest bodied deer I've ever encountered. If you look close you'll see the mass of his antlers is huge. I believe his bases were over 7". Problem with him for me, even though I almost pulled the trigger on him at 210-yds, his left antler was just a crooked mainbeam with brow tine and small stickers. This was the kind of buck a guy is looking for in Lincoln, County, NV. It's too bad he was over the hill on antler growth. Secoundly, The large 3-pt in the picture right after my mountain tent, was a mature looking 28"+. He had small stickers on both antlers. Needless to say, I had one of the best hunting experiences of my long hunting career!