Hanford Bulls

[buglebuster]

Do you think any of the workers can pick up sheds? If so ill dedicate my life to trying to get a job there lol

[Pilot_Hunter]

The company I work at does aerial survey flights for handford, counting the elk.

[jstone]

Is that at night so you can look for the glow

[92xj]

Do you think any of the workers can pick up sheds? If so ill dedicate my life to trying to get a job there lol

Negative,
I've had access for the past 5 years and now work full time out here.  I've asked, looked, found, and thought about it.  Not worth it in the end...
I have seen some amzing things and animals out here.  If I had a good camera I could easily take pictures but I dont and it's not in the budget.

[Pilot_Hunter]

Is that at night so you can look for the glow

lol!

[BIGINNER]

The company I work at does aerial survey flights for handford, counting the elk.

do you know mike keller by any chance?

[Jonathan_S]

Absolutely stunning, beautiful animals and some good quality pics too.

[Elkbow33]

I was up on blagg mountain this fall and had to pass by 3 huge muley sheds.  It hurt but not worth my job!!!!

[Pilot_Hunter]

The company I work at does aerial survey flights for handford, counting the elk.

do you know mike keller by any chance?

The name doesn't sound familiar. There's only a couple guys who go up in the plane with us.

[blacktailer]

Great pics.  I always look forward to the Hanford pice every Fall.  Thanks for posting...

[snowpack]

great pics... you do have some big bulls.

[Basket Rack]

Those are some great pics., that big bull laying in the sage is a beast.  I look forward to the Hanford pics as well, thanks for sharing.

[bowhuntersd]

Those are some great shots. I'd like to take the drive over there just to see them in person. 

[7mmfan]

I love the shots near the end of the big bull with the broken antler. He was the obvious bad boy herd bull of the group. Borken horns, gaunt in the back from fighting and running cows all fall. It is pretty awesome to be able to see those animals in a relaxed, "normal elk" state then being pressured and run around by hunters all fall.