Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: Ghost Hunter on January 14, 2016, 10:13:17 PM
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If someone lost one during the late season, I know where the bones are. Coyotes have been eating good.
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Depending on where it is. I may have a botttom up way to get in there.
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sent you one. Yale size trophy.
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Depending on where it is. I may have a botttom up way to get in there.
I can smell it from my yard. ;)
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And yes, I was given permission to post :chuckle:
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That is definitely an odd ball.
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Looking at those antlers, I'd guess the poor thing had hoof rot and finally got to weak to survive. Any evidence of a shot or wound?
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My thoughts too.
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Have seen a few with deformed heads in Raymond / South bend.. they had hoof rot
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Thanks Plat. Not too far away, so I'll take a closer look at the feet. Hinds are still attached, fronts are drug a ways. I didn't notice any glaring foot issues. I was thinking bad shot placement since didn't see any shot damage. Nothing left but skeleton, most hide gone.
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Been a lot of cats in there the past few years too. Been concerning when you see 25-30 elk on a flat and not a single calf.
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Gut shot during rifle season? :dunno:
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Gut shot during rifle season? :dunno:
Restricted firearm unit. Permit only during late season. Fifteen WM 3 pt. min. tags. About as close as it gets on the 3 point.