hard horn in the clockum yet?

[Little Red Wagon]

   i have been working like crazy... has any one seen any bulls rubed out in the clockum yet?

[shedcrazy]

I don't see why not, they are rubbing in other places

[time2hunt]

Nope went through the reserve last week saw about 150 head with lots of rag bulls and one big toad 6x7 all had velvet.

[brianmtsinc]

I spent Saturday in the LN and only saw one fresh rub 

[halflife65]

Not in the Colockum, but close, I saw 2 6 points together and one was velvet and one was hard-horned.  They are in the middle of rubbing the velvet off, I guess.

[6x6in6]

Last Friday rolling up Coleman Ck rd there was youngster 6x6 feeding on the side of the road as we came around a corner.  He was in transition with velvet dangling off a few of his points.  We watched him at 50 yards with the truck running for a good 2-3 minutes.  He could have cared less that we were there.  He finally wandered off downhill towards the creek.  He was in no hurry.

[Elkrunner]

Last Friday rolling up Coleman Ck rd there was youngster 6x6 feeding on the side of the road as we came around a corner.  He was in transition with velvet dangling off a few of his points.  We watched him at 50 yards with the truck running for a good 2-3 minutes.  He could have cared less that we were there.  He finally wandered off downhill towards the creek.  He was in no hurry.

Sounds like he will be a prime candidate for the indians.

[Little Red Wagon]

"Sounds like he will be a prime candidate for the indians."

jesus.. cant we go one freaking topic with out bring indians up.. get a life bud....

[PlateauNDN]

Last Friday rolling up Coleman Ck rd there was youngster 6x6 feeding on the side of the road as we came around a corner.  He was in transition with velvet dangling off a few of his points.  We watched him at 50 yards with the truck running for a good 2-3 minutes.  He could have cared less that we were there.  He finally wandered off downhill towards the creek.  He was in no hurry.

Sounds like he will be a prime candidate for the indians.

Not this Indian and if you're going to post it on here then you're probably going to get some other Indian started that way looking to harvest it.

[6x6in6]

I specifically did not say that because I didn't want to be "that guy".

The OP asked, I said what I saw.

Besides, he was just a little 270-280 ish bull anyways.  He does have the symmetry to turn into something real nice.  His brain needs to develop a bit though. 

[Little Red Wagon]

i agree with PlateauNDN. if you keep posting that stuff like that it just puts the area on blast. Anyways i am super pumped for elk hunting... cant wait to go chase them bulls around

[Yak-NDN]

Last Friday rolling up Coleman Ck rd there was youngster 6x6 feeding on the side of the road as we came around a corner.  He was in transition with velvet dangling off a few of his points.  We watched him at 50 yards with the truck running for a good 2-3 minutes.  He could have cared less that we were there.  He finally wandered off downhill towards the creek.  He was in no hurry.

Sounds like he will be a prime candidate for the indians.

elkrunner please draw me a map? lol  Maybe you can run him to me.

[6x6in6]

Last Friday rolling up Coleman Ck rd there was youngster 6x6 feeding on the side of the road as we came around a corner.  He was in transition with velvet dangling off a few of his points.  We watched him at 50 yards with the truck running for a good 2-3 minutes.  He could have cared less that we were there.  He finally wandered off downhill towards the creek.  He was in no hurry.

Sounds like he will be a prime candidate for the indians.

elkrunner please draw me a map? lol  Maybe you can run him to me.

Just cross under the powerlines.  About 300 yards beyond the cattle guard, stop and wait.  If you go to the bottom of the hill where the big camp area is on the right, turn around, you went too far.

Still need a map? 

[PlateauNDN]

Last Friday rolling up Coleman Ck rd there was youngster 6x6 feeding on the side of the road as we came around a corner.  He was in transition with velvet dangling off a few of his points.  We watched him at 50 yards with the truck running for a good 2-3 minutes.  He could have cared less that we were there.  He finally wandered off downhill towards the creek.  He was in no hurry.

Sounds like he will be a prime candidate for the indians.

elkrunner please draw me a map? lol  Maybe you can run him to me.

Just cross under the powerlines.  About 300 yards beyond the cattle guard, stop and wait.  If you go to the bottom of the hill where the big camp area is on the right, turn around, you went too far.

Still need a map? 

How about we meet up and you lead the way to where you seen him last and I'll stay in my truck and you push him to me because I don't want to get out of my truck this year !

[MtnMuley]

This sh*t cracks me up!  I think I'm going to change my name to "TeePee Torcher"!