Always a new cheapskate!

[CEE DOG]

yes, the stolen chicken was me!

For anyone interested the elk bow hunt was a great success. I harvested a cow elk myself and had my best friend from NJ come out to hunt and I bugled in a very nice bull for him. We had backpacked into the wilderness 4 miles and camped there for a week and then had to pack out 2 elk. I figure we hiked around 80 miles in 6 days with a minimum of 35 pound packs for hunting and 80-100 pounds for packing supplies and elk meat. Oh....in elevations from 9000-11000 feet, not much oxygen there!!! So to say I am tired is an understatement. Time to get back to work!!!

I am on the right

Nice kill! Did another elk take the picture?

[rockymountaindetail]

Nice kill! Did another elk take the picture?

yes, he only has 3 legs though so we call him tripod!

[imported_Flash Gordon]

yes, the stolen chicken was me!

For anyone interested the elk bow hunt was a great success. I harvested a cow elk myself and had my best friend from NJ come out to hunt and I bugled in a very nice bull for him. We had backpacked into the wilderness 4 miles and camped there for a week and then had to pack out 2 elk. I figure we hiked around 80 miles in 6 days with a minimum of 35 pound packs for hunting and 80-100 pounds for packing supplies and elk meat. Oh....in elevations from 9000-11000 feet, not much oxygen there!!! So to say I am tired is an understatement. Time to get back to work!!!

I am on the right

Holy Moly, what a kill

Did you guys have to drag that carcuss 4 miles out of the woods or is that what you all grubbed on for a week

Man, if I`m still on Earth when Tribulation comes, I wanna hang with you guys

Sorry to here about that chicken deal. That sucked

Nice kill! Did another elk take the picture?

Always the comedian

No, another Elk didn`t take that pic. How silly would that be. I know all good hunters have a good hunting dog. by the photo level, I`m sure thats who took the pic :wink: