Likewise. But I'll keep commenting, asking legit questions, any time I feel like it. My question above was about local MT elk hunting, assuming you are familiar with changes over the last few decades. If you are plumb happy with complete dogshit hunting on the National Forest, so long as there's a swarm on a rancher's place, that's okay too. But I am genuinely curious.
But why comment something like " I've got no real big interest in busting them along a road or in wheat stubble. Different strokes for different folks." It seems like a passive aggressive jab at the way he may or may not have harvested them. He shared his success, it doesn't seem like he is seeking a discussion on what's happening on public land in MT.
All while there are other threads of road hunting disasters and deplorable hunter behavior regarding elk grouped on private.
I wouldn't call his post bragging. It seems like he was sharing his success. Sounds like he's a little older and retired. Not everyone has the physical ability to go do a backcountry hunt. He's out there hunting. Isn't that what matters most?
keep hammering
Then why does he feel the need to post the same pictures over and over? Start a thread about Shiras moose and see what happens…
it might be what matters most to you. Living here - you might prefer better elk hunting in spite of reading how just totally great it is with a flurry of the photos above.
It's a hunting forum... He's sharing his successful season. Not sure why that's hard to wrap your head around.
Only three shots? (insert "those are rookie numbers" gif)
That’s only a minute of the “hunt”
You ever drive around with old elk racks and pose with them year after year? How about using multiple guns for photo ops regardless of whether they were used in the hunt?
It's certainly not my desired hunt style, but can you blame someone on the internet for someone else's actions? Is this the way he harvested the elk in his photos?
Can't say I've ever even thought about that??? My photos typically include the animal.
you seem like a peach.
It's exactly what it is, that's why he keeps posting the same pics over and over.
You're sure a thin skinned dude for being from Montana...not typical of the Montana born hunters I've hunted with.
