Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: xbow on April 03, 2013, 11:00:35 PM
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:yike:
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whoa, wonder where that happened :'(
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some times it sucks to have horns.
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whoa, wonder where that happened :'(
The elk got bashed by a tree :dunno:
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Dandy
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That would suck
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whoa, wonder where that happened :'(
The elk got bashed by a tree :dunno:
I think you thought he said ''what'' happened and what he really said was ''where'', that sucks to see a bull killed like that. That antlers would have been going home with me!!
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whoa, wonder where that happened :'(
The elk got bashed by a tree :dunno:
I think you thought he said ''what'' happened and what he really said was ''where'', that sucks to see a bull killed like that. That antlers would have been going home with me!!
You are right sir! Good observation.
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whoa, wonder where that happened :'(
The elk got bashed by a tree :dunno:
I think you thought he said ''what'' happened and what he really said was ''where'', that sucks to see a bull killed like that. That antlers would have been going home with me!!
Only if it was season and you had a tag to put on it of course :tup:
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Wonder what the odds of that happening??
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I couldn't even imagine the torture to be pinned like that and slowly die. Days or even weeks trapped like that before finally taking your last breath. And have such a strong will to live and can live so much longer in situations like this. Very sad
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I couldn't even imagine the torture to be pinned like that and slowly die. Days or even weeks trapped like that before finally taking your last breath. And have such a strong will to live and can live so much longer in situations like this. Very sad
Pretty sure the tree broke its neck and/or created massive internal injuries which caused the elk to die almost immediately. Unless of course the elk happened to be laying down when the tree fell.
:tup:
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I couldn't even imagine the torture to be pinned like that and slowly die. Days or even weeks trapped like that before finally taking your last breath. And have such a strong will to live and can live so much longer in situations like this. Very sad
Pretty sure the tree broke its neck and/or created massive internal injuries which caused the elk to die almost immediately. Unless of course the elk happened to be laying down when the tree fell.
:tup:
:yeah:
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That's a shame to lose a bull that nice to a tree!
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I've left some burned areas quite often because I had that vision of it being me in my head!!!
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That Tree is more successfull in Elk hunting than I am!
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I've had that happen before during hunting season, and actually had a client that decided he wanted to use his tag on the bull and took it. It was still alive pinned under a tree like that, client killed it and took it, so it work out in that case, but I feel bad for the bull in the pic.
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HA.... retaliation for all those elk scrapes. Wonder if that old tree was just waiting its whole life for the right moment?
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Wonder what the odds of that happening??
Better than me drawing a multi season Elk permit. :bash:
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I'm calling Photoshop on this one.
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I'm calling Photoshop on this one.
I don't think so. This photo has been around before. Last time I saw it, there were other angles, showing the carcass on the other side of the tree....
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That Tree is more successfull in Elk hunting than I am!
:yeah:
me too...
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I'm calling Photoshop on this one.
I don't think so. This photo has been around before. Last time I saw it, there were other angles, showing the carcass on the other side of the tree....
In which case I'd be back the next year collecting sheds :)
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Initially I thought it was posed / set up until I saw the decay.
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I couldn't even imagine the torture to be pinned like that and slowly die. Days or even weeks trapped like that before finally taking your last breath. And have such a strong will to live and can live so much longer in situations like this. Very sad
Pretty sure the tree broke its neck and/or created massive internal injuries which caused the elk to die almost immediately. Unless of course the elk happened to be laying down when the tree fell.
:tup:
Not necessarily if the end of the tree hit something higher than the ground level which it looks as though it did, given the gap between the tree and ground.