crbn4runner

sept. 1 has proven to be a good date, both of my north american speedsters, in 2007 & 2008 were killed on labor day!!! glassed up a herd of 12, bout 7 a.m. and for about the 20th time, I was going to try and sneek in for the kill. while sneeking in, the heard buck spotted another buck that had only one thing on his mind. the herd buck chased him into the next unit. so i decided to chase his does off. from experience, i learned that the buck comes back to where he left his does, but he never came back!!! so we went back to the truck and headed down the road. after a couple hours of glassing we decide to head back to where i had chased off the does earlier. while driving back we spotted the buck walking across a flat,about a quarter mile away from where he left his does. so i hauled butt, and ran to where he left his does and set up behind a little knoll. it was perfect he came walking around @ 50 yds. my 380 gr. p.s.e. radial weave found its mark, a little back but it was a fatal shot. after i shot he back tracked, and came around and up on top of the knoll i was hiding behind, so i put another arrow in him at 12 yds. never thought i could reload that fast. and an hour later he was room temp, quartered up, in the ice chest, with ice on the way. all in all there were 4 of us hunting, about 10 arrows were realesed into the wild, none of them found there mark but mine, around 40 gallons of liquids were consumed, scabbed knees and elbows were all to common, but there are two days left. here he is on a scouting trip here he is on sept. 1 here is last years 2007 on sept. 1

G&F should have included a note for the 4b lope hunters, warning them of the thousands of otc elk hunters that will also be sharing the unit. i feel sorry for you but wish you the best of luck!!!!!

just wondering if any of these are shooters, shot a 84 incher last year looking for a little bigger. what do you think [attachment =9202:DSC02569.JPG]

hey TLH here are a couple more picts of that last buck. i feel sorry for this one he is very tame, i filmed him at 15 yards or so for about 45 min. i could actually hear him breath. hopefully i can kill back to back that would be awesome!!!

here is my lope from sept. 2007 taxidermist was quick and good, drew a archery bull in 23, that would be 8 out of 9 years for elk tags, AND DREW A 3A-3C ARCHERY LOPE. BACK TO BACK LOPE TAGS DONT NO THE ODDS ON THAT???

1st time posting, and new to the site. just a few picts. of my archey accomplishments in the last year!!

i also have a pig tag in unit 23 if anyone else has one of these tags let me no, we will make it a two hour hunt , eat breakfast and go home. and i'm debating on using my otc elk tag or waiting for the draw. being that i am from holbrook "31 years" i no where a couple elk are lol!!!

shot my lope @ 78 yds. had another @ 50 yds but my bow blew up as i hit the trigger, good thing i brought a back up!!

hey guys thanks for all the comments, it took alot of hard work especially the lope. here is a picture of the whitetail i was going to try and get before i shot the broadhead buck. how wide do you think he is , and what will he score. he comes in and chases the little bucks out.

august mulie 12ae 2007, january unit 23 whitetail 2008