jimanaz
New member
Just got home yesterday. I was out 9 days. Weather was dry as a bone, cold (low 20's) at night, warm (60's) during the day. Not the best conditions for where we were hunting but we still managed to fill 2 out of 3 tags.
This is my nephew John, my main hunting partner. I had to wait until we got back to camp to take this pic obviously so it's not the best. This elk is a 5x5. He broke off the tip of his main beam on one side. I passed on a bull that could have been this one's twin.
This is what I ended up with on the last day of the season (Thanksgiving). See what happens when you're a head hunter.
Here he is tucked into my Ranger. I got him in there without any help except a crappy come-along and some rope. I was pretty tickled with my old bones.
And here are my old bones with my "trophy".
This is my nephew John, my main hunting partner. I had to wait until we got back to camp to take this pic obviously so it's not the best. This elk is a 5x5. He broke off the tip of his main beam on one side. I passed on a bull that could have been this one's twin.

This is what I ended up with on the last day of the season (Thanksgiving). See what happens when you're a head hunter.

Here he is tucked into my Ranger. I got him in there without any help except a crappy come-along and some rope. I was pretty tickled with my old bones.

And here are my old bones with my "trophy".
