Pine Donkey

The grinders marketed by both Cabelas and Bass Pro are made by Lem. They are excellent. The 3/4 HP will grind anything you need and do it quickly. With each increase in HP, the weight of the unit goes up. Some guys buy very large heavy grinders that sit in a closet everyday but one per year. Take a serious look at the smaller stainless steel Lem grinders. Plan a few hours, a few cold ones and a good game on the TV, you won't be disappointed.

Great bull, and in the late season, Wow! I love the "earring" he is wearing.

You can buy duplicates at any license dealer. It is not done often so they may not be familiar with it, but the affidavit are in their kits.

Cole is the only one you want.

This will be another year of Thanksgiving in elk camp. This year we will be in our cabin with friends and family, always a good time.

Great bull! Those are some serious g3's.

Small racks?

Great buck, nice second shot!

Elk hunt in 27 starts that day.

Quality equipment, days in the field year around. Hard work often pays off. I am not one of those who can be in the field multiple times a week throughout the year. We raised my children in the outdoors as much as we could. The "bug" bit two of them. My son is a part time college student and is part time employed. The rest of his time is spent in the field. He spends his money on the best gear, and is dedicated to his craft. On top of this, many years ago my wife and I made the choice to raise our family in rural Arizona rather than chasing the bigger money in the Phoenix area. This lifestyle lends itself to being in the outdoors easily and often. Instead of a Saturday at the mall, stadium, or soccer fields we will take the dogs for a run while cutting a truck load of firewood or hike to a hilltop to glass as the sun goes down. After work and my 5 minute commute, I am able to drive another five minutes to hunt some dove or quail. For us it comes down to desire, accessibility, equipment, time in the field and dedication. My son has all of these and I am the lucky fool that gets to tag along sometimes.

Great bull!

Holy crap! She shot a stud. You sure have had a good year.

That's a bunch of bucks...love the wheel barrel photo.

Nice buck, look at that big ole neck. Congratulations!

My wife and daughter each have 27 tags.

Yes

Does this gun have the accu trigger or the accu stock?

Congratulations, that's the way to put a leftover tag to work!

I love this post! Great buck. The picture of Isreal with the buck on his shoulder is as good as it gets!

Congratulations! Those hunts with friends and family are the best.

For several years I have been building bonus points and buying leftover tags in 30B. My son Garrett, and his KBS Hunting crew usually put me in a pretty good spot. Garrett spotted this buck about a month ago. He survived the first hunt, so Garrett began patterning him. He has watched him every morning this week. This morning we hiked in, in the dark. As it got light, the buck was right where he was supposed to be. One shot from the 300 win mag at 400 yards and the hunt was over at 6:50 in the morning. Garrett captured it all on video. As soon as he is done editing I will post a link.

Here is the video my son made of my coues hunt. The video is almost longer than the hunt was. Enjoy. ...

Great job one the deer. Enjoy the meat and cherish the memories.

stud buck for sure!