400 Inch Wyo elk

[JDHasty]

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And here's the rest of the story: 
http://www.gohunt.com/read/news/breaking-story-bull-elk-scam-DIY-backcountry-hunt-or-high-fence

[grundy53]

Already been posted on here.

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[Hoythunter]

Thanks for posting, I for one hadn't seen it.  Ridiculous but par for course anymore. 

[Spawnstar]

Cool video, great bull

[trophyhunt]

Too bad it was a high fence bull, unreal.

[JDHasty]

Too bad it was a high fence bull, unreal.

Kinda' puts it in the same category as a Kittitas Petting Zoo bull.  Not too much glory to be had in either. 

[Band]

Is there no end to dishonest morons with big game tags?  What ever happened to simple honesty?  Why are so many who are so desperate for attention that they feel compelled to make up stories to demonstrate their "greatness"?  And why are so many willing to line up for hunting hero worship?  Shaking my head yet again.

[JDHasty]

Is there no end to dishonest morons with big game tags?  What ever happened to simple honesty?  Why are so many who are so desperate for attention that they feel compelled to make up stories to demonstrate their "greatness"?  And why are so many willing to line up for hunting hero worship?  Shaking my head yet again.

To me it proceeded along like a second rate parody of hunting shows I had seen at friends' homes.

I watched the Vimeo clip without knowing that he had been busted and was pretty much sure I saw right through it.  It was just too hokey.  My buddy was arguing with me to see if he could get me to come his way, but I was dug in regarding my skepticism.  "I'm skeptical" was as far as he could move of me. 
 





 

 

[Karl Blanchard]

I think social media has bred a lot of folks who feed off of "likes" and get addicted to the attention they get from outlets like instagram and facebook.  Some even elevate to the status of getting free gear or discounted gear.  Along with that, guys and gals want bigger and "better" animals to show off.  One more reason social media is a curse as well as a blessing.  I very much enjoy sharing my adventures on social media but have absolutely ZERO interest in ever trying to "compete" in the hunting industry.  Luckily there are many honest and legit hitters out there doing it right.

[grundy53]

Too bad it was a high fence bull, unreal.

Kinda' puts it in the same category as a Kittitas Petting Zoo bull.  Not too much glory to be had in either.

I agree!

[grundy53]

I think social media has bred a lot of folks who feed off of "likes" and get addicted to the attention they get from outlets like instagram and facebook.  Some even elevate to the status of getting free gear or discounted gear.  Along with that, guys and gals want bigger and "better" animals to show off.  One more reason social media is a curse as well as a blessing.  I very much enjoy sharing my adventures on social media but have absolutely ZERO interest in ever trying to "compete" in the hunting industry.  Luckily there are many honest and legit hitters out there doing it right.

I feel the same way.

[Karl Blanchard]

Personally I think quality pictures and a good "story" carry more weight than a big rack. Sure everyone likes big antlers but more and more folks want substance.  Especially among the non hunters.  I know that on my own FB page, posts about hunting with my wife, or my nephew, or my kids, get as many or more likes as 180" deer.  I like this because it reaffirms my belief that most are after the experience.

[2MANY]

What's "Facebook"?

[PlateauNDN]

What's "Facebook"?

Its a place where blr goes to show off all his road hunting kills from central wa. Darn light skinned natives..........








 

[2MANY]

Everyday the the skin tone becomes lighter and the smiles become brighter.