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Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: cbond3318 on October 03, 2017, 08:09:42 PM
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I was cleaning out my pack tonight and had forgotten I threw this in there.
During early elk I came into a wallow and a few fresh rubs and picked up a few intact pieces of stripped velvet from a Bull. Thought it was a cool find and it's surprisingly still intact.
Got me thinking , has anyone else found stripped velvet?
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Cool find, I have found velvet on brush before but I didn't keep it.
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Yeah, I think I was joking with my buddy that I was gonna keep it and hang my tag on it after late season ends if I strike out. :chuckle:
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i just picked up some Caribou velvet last week in Alaska. First time ive seen velvet
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ive spent alot of time in the woods and have never found velvet like that. cool find!
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I never have, but my dog has a few times when we were out and about. She inhaled that stuff like it was candy.
Once she found the velvet and then a few minutes later we saw the buck that had rubbed it off. Big high mountain 4 pt with bloody antlers still. Very cool.
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Are you going to eat it? Velvet is prized by many cultures as cure for many illnesses. It also has a big reputation as a aphrodisiac and a cure for erectile dysfunction, ED.
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Are you going to eat it? Velvet is prized by many cultures as cure for many illnesses. It also has a big reputation as a aphrodisiac and a cure for erectile dysfunction, ED.
I was thinking about doing a minced tag stew with it. Beef Broth with a splash of red wine vinegar, sprinkled gently with basil. The trick is to mince the tag so fine, you forget it's in there.
I'll let you know.
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Sorry, I thought this was about a different subject! :chuckle:
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We found some this year.
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Are you going to eat it? Velvet is prized by many cultures as cure for many illnesses. It also has a big reputation as a aphrodisiac and a cure for erectile dysfunction, ED.
I was thinking about doing a minced tag stew with it. Beef Broth with a splash of red wine vinegar, sprinkled gently with basil. The trick is to mince the tag so fine, you forget it's in there.
I'll let you know.
I should bring my tags. We could do the hunter's version of Stone Soup! Everyone pitches in a little paper, some Asian cures for limp yang. Lots of bourbon and vodka. :tup:
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My bull a couple years ago was half rubbed off looked like a dork.. ivory white horns too.