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Archery Toutle, going to hunt with Joe " BLKBEARKLR" should be fun.
Im not holding out for a big bull a good 4 of 5 would be nice. I sould say Ill be camping with Joe and his brother, wether we hunt together we'll see. I know this though it will be fun camping with a fellow Infantryman none the less. I go for the meat mostly but horns are nice never know may call in a toad first day.
Quote from: Hunter Dug on August 07, 2010, 10:57:00 AMIm not holding out for a big bull a good 4 of 5 would be nice. I sould say Ill be camping with Joe and his brother, wether we hunt together we'll see. I know this though it will be fun camping with a fellow Infantryman none the less. I go for the meat mostly but horns are nice never know may call in a toad first day. Scott, I am going to hunt with you the first couple of days and call for you if that is ok. I still have a full elk in the freezer from last year. Would rather help you get your bull since you are not holding out for a trophy. I have the time I can wait and hold out. But just get ready I am known to call them into top pin range. Joe
Doublelung I have to ask what your picture is.
Doublelung,Wish you a speedy recovery don't know where you are, but if you need some helping packing let me know.Joe
Quote from: Deer slayer on August 07, 2010, 02:03:13 PMDoublelung I have to ask what your picture is. Slayer, that is the cut marks of a Thunderhead broadhead through the lungs of a mule deer.
I'm so excited for my son this year. It;s his second year of archery hunting. been putting him in for bull permits since he was ten .six points and a bull permit is his . last year I killed a good 340 bull in the same unit . i really hope I can call a good bull into his lap for a memerable hunt . I'm confindent he'll make the shot . in the past he's only hunted the weekends except for a three generation idaho hunt . this year we are taking the first week atleast , the teachers are gonna just have to deal with it. good luck to the rest of you and thank god for our health and the abillity to get out and hunt.
I've been married for 24 years now. My wife knows how important hunting is to me. It hasn't been EZ over the years. I have 5 daughters and all have killed deer and my wife too. That's all we ate for meat. She knows how important this tag is. She rides bikes and I'm getting her involved in my scouting. Bike riding behind gates. Honey does are real important right now. Do your thing around the house and include her in your scouting. BTW, sex in the woods is great.
Quote from: PA BEN on August 08, 2010, 10:54:11 AMI've been married for 24 years now. My wife knows how important hunting is to me. It hasn't been EZ over the years. I have 5 daughters and all have killed deer and my wife too. That's all we ate for meat. She knows how important this tag is. She rides bikes and I'm getting her involved in my scouting. Bike riding behind gates. Honey does are real important right now. Do your thing around the house and include her in your scouting. BTW, sex in the woods is great. Good advise ! LOL
I'm going out of my mind as well. I have spent tons of mornings and evenings looking for the elk of a lifetime. I got drawn for one of the best westside elk tags and it is on my mind 24/7. My wife isn't real happy about me being gone a lot, but she is coming around. This is going to be a good year, great elk hunt and having our third boy about a month later. I have seen some real monsters already this year and it just makes it worse for me. I am just doing everything I can to prepare, exercising, shooting, and fine tuning all the little things. This is the first year I am muzzleload elk hunting, so I get to see how my calling techniques work or not. I am also trying to get better at field judging elk because there are 350" plus bulls in the unit. Good luck to all you out there and lets see pictures when they hit the ground.