elkhunter

How does late rifle elk compare to coues hunting iyo?

http://www.google.com/search?q=elk+chest+cavity&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&client=safari#biv=i|1;d|F1y62NG5e9EG7M: I see tut big opening in the chest area, didn't know it was so big

Jay, why don't you tell us what you think he scores, ur a bigger expert on this than anyone here!

Someone prob stole the bull It's happened before where people watched others harvest a coues but the hunter backed out to come back the next day, the observing hunters came down and packed up the buck, The hunters who made the shot only found a pool of blood If you didn't see any tire tracks or human footprints, the bull probably just got away Sorry to hear this story

It's too easy to be a freeloader in America therefore there's more free loaders than hard working Americans, right on mason

Green green everywhere, bucks r in flats now, waiting for em to lose velvet and move higher up into the hills where they become shoot able, Going out in 2 weeks during fall break, good antler growth in certain areas of southern az

It shall become, "the last president to do ............"

One on the right would be in the area of 100 while tone one on the left is for sure over 110 but need more pics for accurate scoring, both are awesome shooter bucks

For those of you who don't know these fellers, they spent most of their time this summer with family, then with scouting, then with work, I would say the inches of their bulls is directly equivalent to the hours they spent scouting Congrats guys

You be surprised at how many bulls get an arrow during the season and lives or die without being recovered. When I worked azgfd in flag, they collared a lot of elk to monitor the traffic of elk crossing the interstate, a lot of the bulls were found dead with an arrow in them and not recovered While I lived in flag, I saw 2 different bulls with an arrow in their skull Another time found 2 dead bull elk within 300 yards of each other, one had an arrow in the stomach and the other had an arrow in the rear leg If the shots that bad its probably not a good idea to throw a prayer out there with a broadhead attached and hope for the best. Amen, also wardens around flag has given tickets to archery hunters hunting with field tips ha!

You be surprised at how many bulls get an arrow during the season and lives or die without being recovered. When I worked azgfd in flag, they collared a lot of elk to monitor the traffic of elk crossing the interstate, a lot of the bulls were found dead with an arrow in them and not recovered While I lived in flag, I saw 2 different bulls with an arrow in their skull Another time found 2 dead bull elk within 300 yards of each other, one had an arrow in the stomach and the other had an arrow in the rear leg

I'm in the area, send me a pm and maybe we can meet up

Today will be the last day to take this bull legally, like Tony said- good luck and hope the hunter can get the bull tagged by 11:59 tonight!

In that unit, hunt area you would go for late season bull elk after 3 ft of snow in the pines, those deep canyons are your best bet

Whoops- I'm erasing my comment because what I said was a lie, I didn't know the regs as good as I thought, nothing illegal about having feeders in the field. Sorry for the wrongful information, good luck with your situation.

I would call this bull low rider since its antlers hanged so close to his neck, something low enou to get under those cedars. Congrats on the bull!

Good mass, width and tine length on that buck, the main frames shows a decent 100 inches, little to no doubt that buck is 115 if we could see him clearly, makes me want to see the bigger one

When does Lance or TLO not tear it up? You guys set the bar every year, congrats!

love it- been wondering if any drama would appear this year. Good way to have a laugh on the past. Congrats guys

Thats the way it is these days- sorry to hear that it happened to you Josh

Congrats!

That sucks to hear! It also sucks that it's part of the game in public land hunting, I feel your pain, best of luck to you

Dustin mortensback is one of my best buddies- he was one of my groomsman at my wedding- you won't find a better guy than Dustin! Good work!

Awesome bull, you can see that he is a young bull too! How many cows were there? Several times I have seen bachelor herds of bulls in the rut with no bugling and in the next canyon over there be a few bulls bugling and thrashing trees around a herd, Great bull! I think lance might have had taken a pic of this bull in velvet, huge 5ths! Wished I was you today

Same here, wonder if it's the same feller