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Offline Austrian Hunter

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Make sure he is dead!
« on: October 31, 2009, 02:19:18 PM »
Not my story, found it on Elk tips, I like it :yike: :yike: :yike: :yike:

Subject: Elk rasslin tips 101


First off many of ya are aware I recently had a goround with a critter that
resulted in my endin up in a hospital.

Now for those of ya who Darren notified of my accident I want to say thanks for your prayers, Those what don't know what happened well I shot me a 1200+ pound elk bout a week ago, 25 yards thought it was a double lung hit but snow was commin down pretty good an as later discovered the arrow actually went right between the lungs clipped the heart an exited just ahead of the right shoulder. It took me an my partner about an hour to locate the critter piled up in the bottom of a narrow ravine, I gave David my bow while I went to pose for a picture with the critter, well that big ol'fella wasn't much into havin his picture took cause when I was bout 5 feet from him he come up off the ground an started arguin with me bout it, I tried to get him to look towards the camera by grabbin his antlers an twistin his head around a lil but he didn't care for that either an forced me to kick his front leg an wrestle him back down to the ground, now this has always worked with cow critters so I didn't see a problem, we was discussin the picture takin idea when my partner gets a lil over excited an whacks the elk with MY bow not once but several times (that indian just ain't never learned ya can usually talk anyone into posin for a picture long as ya don't whack em with a bow) Well the elk critter got mad over bein whacked an decided to hook me a couple times with his antler whilst pretty much layin atop me, this forced me to have to remind him of the age old adage "Never take an antler to a gun fight" o.k maybe ya white folks ain't never heard that one but its very popular amongst us indians. I yelled at David to stop whackin the elk (and subquently me) with my favorite bow an get clear, at the same time I reached around mysellf an got my .357 mag outa the holster aimed it as well as I could towards the critters head (try aimin a gun behind your back sometime while layin on that arm its great fun) fired 4 or 5 shots, well the elk died pretty fast with most of his head shot off, but one of the bullets richocheted an hit me in the pevis bounced round to my hip an somehow ended up in my butt (least thats the excuse the doctors gave me for them puttin 15 stiches there) well after tryin to talk the elk into posin for the picture I was pretty tired an decided it was a good time to take a nap, I had the strangest dream of an indian draggin me behind a horse over every rock an tree he could find while I was nappin I know it was a horse couse even on his worse day Dave ain't never farted as bad as no horse.

The doctors decided they wanted some pictures of me (I don't understand why seein the elk wasn't in none of the pictures they took) so they flew me around Oregon lookin for a camera to take pictures with (I coulda told em there was a Wal-mart just down the road if they woulda just asked) I did notice somethin suspicouse in one of the pictures of my head thoough, when the doctor turned the picture backwards I coulda sworn them wierd marks on my head were the letters PSE now this is a very intriuging clue seein as how my bow has them same letters on it, I will discuss this with David when I'm feelin a lil better.

All said an done I got a busted wrist from shootin from a bad angle a few cracked ribs several bite marks 6 or 7 antler holes 1 bullet hole the holes account for a grand total of 147 stitches an a major headache, my bow got 2 busted cables a cam was lost an the cams axle mount is all busted up, my favorite .357 just needs cleanin, my elk got mostly ate by critters but David did recover alot of the meat an my antlers I do need some tips though bout how to best glue the antklers back together one of the bullets blew off a whole branch an Dave busted off many of the tines while field testin my bow for durability now ya taxidermist types would know if super glue will work for puttin em back together again.

I'm doin alright (got me a bunch of pain pills) I blew the quitin smokin after I got here since I strongly believe the critter just didn't want to pose in a picture with a non smoker, this has brought me to another thought I think I'v figured out where it is them elk are when we can't see em......they is hiding havin them a ciggarett I'm sure of it so folks instead of the usual deer style blind set ya up a ciggarett stand an they'll come runnin I betcha. For those who actually read this whole thing I will now reward ya with some prime elk wrestlin tips:

1. Elk are not impressed with how much martial arts training ya'v had so save your breath.
2. Do not kick an elk in the nose this will anger him.
3. Do not attempt to throw the elk prior to tying, the antlers hurt when they land on ya.
4. Do not let a life long recurve hunter use your compound they may become dissorientated and confused by the two extra bow strings an revert to cave man tactics of beating the elk with your bow as opposed to shooting it.
5. Elks cheat! They are not above biteing.
6. Carry more than one gun (2 ankle holsters, 2 hip guns and 2 shoulder rigs should be sufficient if ya don't mind feeing under armed) Use Magsafe ammo it won't richochet like hollow points will if they hit an antler.
7. This is very important, never never shoot yourself in the butt! .

If the above fails a nap is good.

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Re: Make sure he is dead!
« Reply #1 on: October 31, 2009, 04:28:56 PM »
OMG!  I just spewed coke all over the monitor!!!!  That is hillarious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle:

Reminds me of a story from my ex father in law.  He grew up in Alabama.  He was on a deer drive with his family.  His cousin shot a whitetail buck.  The cousin ran over, and straddled the deer to cut its throat.  Well the deer jumped up and started running, with the cousin hanging on for dear life!  All the time screaming for someone to shoot the dam deer!   :chuckle: :chuckle:

The deer eventually bled out and fell over.  Cousin never hunted again, from the shame of it all according to the old man.
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Re: Make sure he is dead!
« Reply #2 on: October 31, 2009, 04:47:40 PM »
I agree that is hillarious read. I too have a story of my childhood growing up in georgia. I had a budy who's parents both hunted, his mom shot a beautiful 12 point one sat morn yea I said 12 point we count both sides back there. She had been up in her stand all morn and woke up to two bucks fighting right in front of her so of course when they seperated for a sec she shot the biggest of the two. She then proceded to wait about 30 minutes to let it for sure bleed out, even though she shot it at about 40 yds with a 30-06 when she finaly walked up on the deer to gut it it had not quite expired yet and kicked her right between the eyes, lucky to be alive I say. Well it was a hunt club we belonged to 30000 acres and there was a board where you would mark where you were so as no one would get left in the woods in trouble or hurt or nothin. So dark came we sat around with her husband waiting for her to come back and she had'nt so we go out and find her a little confused walking up the road with a huge lump on her forehead. She survived with just a concusion and one hell of a scar to show for it and we found the buck about 60 yrds away....yes it is hanging on there wall. Whish I had pictures but sadly lost contact of my budy years ago but still get a chuckle of seeing her after and her chasin us around cause she thought we were starin at that scar.

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Re: Make sure he is dead!
« Reply #3 on: October 31, 2009, 06:19:29 PM »
way to funny i am still :chuckle:
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Re: Make sure he is dead!
« Reply #4 on: October 31, 2009, 08:41:55 PM »
All I can say is, "WOW, what a story!"
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Re: Make sure he is dead!
« Reply #5 on: October 31, 2009, 08:48:46 PM »
I'm in tears... read it twice. That's the funniest damn story I have ever heard. Can you imagine for Christ sakes ?  :yike: :yike: :yike: :yike:
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Re: Make sure he is dead!
« Reply #6 on: October 31, 2009, 08:49:49 PM »
Sorry. I can't stop laughing.
Can't we all just get along?

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Re: Make sure he is dead!
« Reply #7 on: October 31, 2009, 09:09:03 PM »
I would say that those are some fine elk wrestling tips.  I will have to remember them.
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Re: Make sure he is dead!
« Reply #8 on: October 31, 2009, 09:12:58 PM »
thats crazy and your lucky, you should go buy a lottery ticket

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Re: Make sure he is dead!
« Reply #9 on: October 31, 2009, 10:33:11 PM »
WOW, thats awsome.  That would be just my luck too.

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Re: Make sure he is dead!
« Reply #10 on: November 01, 2009, 03:20:58 AM »
 :chuckle: :yike:
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Re: Make sure he is dead!
« Reply #11 on: November 01, 2009, 09:44:38 AM »
OMG!  I just spewed coke all over the monitor!!!!  That is hillarious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle:

Reminds me of a story from my ex father in law.  He grew up in Alabama.  He was on a deer drive with his family.  His cousin shot a whitetail buck.  The cousin ran over, and straddled the deer to cut its throat.  Well the deer jumped up and started running, with the cousin hanging on for dear life!  All the time screaming for someone to shoot the dam deer!   :chuckle: :chuckle:

The deer eventually bled out and fell over.  Cousin never hunted again, from the shame of it all according to the old man.


That's hilarious :chuckle: :chuckle:

 


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