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Last day late hunt Bull

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My hunt accually didn't start until the last day due to a pregnet wife that was due on Thanksgiving day. Well are brand new baby girl Avery was finally born on Monday 11-28-11 at 8:49pm. She was 8 lbs 5oz and just as beautiful as her mother. We were released from the hospital on Wednesday and my wife said I could go hunting on Thursday. Gosh I love her!

Manny aka (mjmhunter) said he would go with me. I also talked to my dad and he had told me were my brother and him were seeing elk sense they were up there just days earlier. They were both sucsessfull and killed their bulls on Saturday and Sunday. My brother shot his 4x5 on Saturday morning and my dad shot his 5x5 on Sunday morning. I was so jealous getting text from them as their hunt was going on but I knew I needed to be here with my wife. I told myself over the weekend that if the baby hadn't arrived by Tuesday morning I was going to call make-a-wish and donate my tag so it wouldn't go to waste. The last thing I wanted was to put a bull tag in a baby book and have to look at it for the rest of my life and wonder what if.

Manny and I hit the road a 3:00am on Thursday and arrived at are spot about 30min before sun light. We hunted the area My dad told me about for one and a half hours and we only saw 3 mulleys. We looked at each other and said lets get out of here and head north. With the storm coming in quickly I thought it would be are only chance of getting on some elk. We got to the truck and Manny said I drove like I was in the Baja 1000 to get to the north end of the unit and I admit I was in a little bit of a hurry. We got to a good glassing spot and headed to the top. It took about 20 mins to get to the top. Once we arrived at the top Manny instantly said big bull and jerked me down to the ground. I admit I thought he was messing with me until I looked up and saw the bull moving up the side of the next ridge. My first shot missed high but the next two connected the last shot to the neck and the bulls chin hit the ground. It was now 9:30am. After a few high fives we headed to the other side to see the Bull.

After some picture Manny did his thing and had the bull quartered in no time. Three trips back and forth from the truck and we were done. We finally were on are way home at 2:30pm.

I want to thank Manny for all his hard work. If it wasn't for him I'd still be on that hill side hauling out a elk. Thanks Manny.

Here he is..

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Congratulations on a huge elk and congrats to you and your wife on bringing in a baby girl to this world. Doesn't get any better than that. :)

 

TJ

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#1 Congratulations on the precious new addition to the family. #2 That is an awesome bull! Way to make good use of the limited time to hunt! Thank goodness for good hunting buddies!

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Huge Congrats to you and Christine on baby Avery!!!! Thank god she looks like Christine :P . And thanks for letting me tag along on your hunt, glad I could be there with ya!!!!

 

Manny

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Congrats Jason and Manny on a Great late bull!! Jason also congrats to you and your bride on your baby girl!

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First off congrats on the new baby enjoy it cause they grow up fast. Second congrats on an awesome bull, way to get it done in crunch time. Thanks for sharing.

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Dude, nice bull and congrats... I'm due AFTER deer season! Planning brotha, all about planning...

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