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Drew a tag for the mud flow (rifle) With lots of help from Heavyhauler, my son was lucky enough to take a shot on this cow in absolutely miserable conditions. Thanks again to hauler for providing good strong legs and a health back to this expedition.
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Wow, what a fantastic looking animal. When I was that kid's age, the only thing I'd shot was squirrels. Congratulations young man. You're in a very exclusive club! The Elk Killers of America.
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GREAT JOB! Good looking elk.
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December 05, 2011, 12:02:16 PM »
Wow good for him! Had that tag last year and had 4 days to hunt... couldnt pull it off
Im curious how many days it took you guys?
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Nice!
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now that is Awsome. hes off to a fine start
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Sweet, congratulations!
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awesome, congrats to your son on getting a nice looking elk.
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Awesome!
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good job young man
freezers full now
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Congrats!! Very cool
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way to go
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Way to go!
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Very cool a big Congrats on a great animal and making memories that will last forever
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Well done, Dad. Congrats to your son.
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Re: The boys first ever animal
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Great job, well done!!!
Look's like you were down on the flats and had a long walk back out. Did you come in from the 504 side or Toutle side? Either way, long hike back. We were up at the learning center and watching a couple hunters down on the flats on couple weeks ago and they were in the middle of huge number of elk. Don't know whatever happened though. There were elk everywhere!!! Who knows, maybe it was you guys. Congratulations!!
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Sweet, congrats.
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Re: The boys first ever animal
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Congrats to your son
I couldn't imaging shooting something that big when I was his age!
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Re: The boys first ever animal
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December 05, 2011, 02:27:02 PM »
Congrats to your son, good job.
Im glad they have that youth hunt, I just wish they would give out more tags in there for youth hunters. To dang hard for kids to compete during regular Elk season.
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Re: The boys first ever animal
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atta boy, great job, lots of great elk meat, your gonna eat great this winter kid
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Re: The boys first ever animal
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Hry blindpig,, I work with Heaveyhauler, and all that he could talk about was this hunt.. I was thinking he was a kid waiting for Christmas
Congrats on the nice cow..He told me all about the hunt and how your son NEVER complained one little bit about the hunting conditions.... Great job on the hunt..Congrats to the boy..
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Re: The boys first ever animal
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Very nice job to the little man ... he looks very happy
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Re: The boys first ever animal
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Congratulations! Good work men.
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Re: The boys first ever animal
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Thanks a bunch guys. His emotions went from crying to jumping up and down with excitement. Took us about six hours on the first day, and yes we were the furthest from the truck we could get. Came in from the 504 side, weyerhauser said they would open up the gate for us to get our animal out if we got one. Called them after we got the cow down and...BAM! They couldn't open the gate for us "We only have one guy and he's out by Forks today" We Packed 1/2 out that day and the rest in the morning.
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Re: The boys first ever animal
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Congrats to you and your son....my son had that tag a few years back and took his first elk (a cow) in there too. Thats a great youth hunt. Good job guys!!!
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Congrats to both of you!
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Good boy
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Re: The boys first ever animal
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lucky kid will be hooked on hunting the rest of his life. very nice
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good to see you posted the pics and story. that kid did great . i have seen grown men give up in WAY nicer weather than that. he stuck with it and it paid off. awesome and congrats
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Awesome nice job!!!!!!!!!
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You gotta be so proud! Rightfully so. Congrats to you and your son.
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Awesome. Congratulations to him and you too for getting him out there.
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