Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: gavinboone on September 21, 2015, 08:48:41 AM
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Harvested my first Elk yesterday!
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Nice job :tup:
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Congratulations on a fine looking animal!! :)
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Congratulations!!!
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:tup:
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Nice BIG Cow!
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Nice job!
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Nice cow. :tup:
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Good Job! :tup:
She looks pretty big!
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Congrats! :tup:
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:brew: :EAT: :cue: :IBCOOL:
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Nice BIG Cow!
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Well Done
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Congrats! Great eats there! :tup:
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:tup: good job
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Nice job you'll always remember your first! :tup:
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Way to go! You will always remember that one!
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Thats great!! Nice job!
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Heck yeah, congrats. Still after mine :tup: Great work!
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:tup: :tup:
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Congrats looks like a nice big cow.
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Good job getting it done!
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Way to get it done
Congrats :tup:
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Nice job!!
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Nothing like your first elk, I can still remember that day like no other and the older I get I'm lucky to remember to put my pants on in the morning. Congratulations on getting it done!
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Nice job and a nicer trophy pic. It's worth the extra time to get them in a good pic. Makes for a good memory.
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The first one is like no other feeling you'll ever have! Congrats!
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Congratulations! Nice job on the pic....
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Great job!! East side? Give us the story!
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Nicely Done :IBCOOL:
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Congrats. :tup:
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Good for you.... :tup:
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Thanks everyone. I had been camped north of Ellensburg from Friday through Wednesday. Missed a cow on Wednesday morning because my arrow came of the rest. I went to Riverside archery, got a new rest, worked Thursday Friday and Saturday and headed back over on Saturday. This time my wife and 2 of 4 kids wanted to come (the other two were at their mom's, wish they could have been there). So we got a hotel for the night. I shot her on Sunday morning at about 20yds right as I shot the whole heard spooked straight towards me (turns out there was 3 other people putting a stalk on them from the other side of the clearing). With her pointing almost towards me when the arrow hit I wasn't real confident in the shot. I spoke with the three people. Told them the case and they agreed not to push her. I decided to wait a couple of hours before blood trailing. So I went and picked up my family in downtown Ellensburg. It took about an hour to blood trail her and she was only a couple hundred yards from the road. We mostly boned her out, except left bone in the hind legs. While my wife and I were cutting her up, the kids had pliers and a rock, pulling teethe for souvenirs. I grabbed to game bags with both hind quarters, my wife packed my backpack full of meet, we had tied a knot in the hood of my jacket and stuffed that full of meat, our oldest carried that and the youngest carried the head. Quite the family experience.
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Another pic
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Congrats!! :tup:
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Great job getting the kids in on it. Awesome story
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GREAT job!
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Great story!
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Excellent, you must be pleased by your efforts and I am sure your efforts will be very tasty on the grill.
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That's great! Family memories and lots of game meat... :)
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That's great! Family memories and lots of game meat... :)
Deffinetly! I took bone out meat to the butcher, besides back straps and tenderloins, 135# of meat. Way more than I'm used to with a deer! Can't wait for all the tasty steaks roasts and burgers.