Let’s see your first elk

[go4steelhd]

Let’s see your first elk, I doesn’t matter if it’s a cow or a bull.

Here’s mine.

After years  of close calls, and a lot of learning on my part. I was able to harvest this bull in Idaho. I called him into 35 yards. He ran 30 yards and piled up. Needless to say this was a big day for me.

Let’s see your first elk and a brief story.

[Bob33]

Bethel Ridge cow (from the days when you could draw a cow tag every three or four years. )

[johnbmyersii]

True spike with my grandpa 2015

[ASHQUACK]

Not the best picture, but my 1st archery kill and my 1st western WA bull.

[Jrtishchuk]

Archery 2018. 
First elk for me


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[BoomWhop]

Muzzy 2009

[riverrun]

2016 muzzy

[riverrun]

Nice bull BoomWhop!

[BoomWhop]

Yours is a dandy as well.

Nice bull BoomWhop!

[kball4]

First year hunting Idaho. Weiser River 2 point, 2017.

[time2hunt]

Not sure if I can find a Polaroid pic that far back lol


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[go4steelhd]

Not sure if I can find a Polaroid pic that far back lol


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Let’s see them!!!

[Farmer72]

My first was a nice Roosevelt spike. Good eating. I'm the good looking one on the left.

[buglebuster]

I wish I had a picture of my first, but I was 16 and had an umtanum rifle cow tag. We lived in the unit so I drove up Saturday morning and went on a solo hunt. 2 miles from the truck I took a big cow with my 30.06. At that point I had no clue what to do so I gutted it out and hiked back. Drove home, got my neighbor and grandpa, and we all went back up with game cart and quartered her up and got back to the truck. Wow I’ve learned a lot.

[ThurstonCokid]

Just a few years ago.. HAHAH


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