Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: jager on October 26, 2017, 02:10:53 PM
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A big thanks to the mods for cleaning up my last thread! :brew: :brew: :brew:
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Awesome, well done man. :tup:
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Congrats man, great bull, you guys smoked that big boy right out of the woods didn't ya, you guys gotta be exhausted !! Well earned :tup:
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:tup:
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Nicely done. Congrats on a great bull. 👍
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I missed something , no bull pics?
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Congrats! Looks good! :tup:
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What times the BBQ :cue:
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Here ya go...
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bad azz, very nice bull! congrats! where's the story??
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Here ya go...
That thing is a brute. :tup: No long arming needed.
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I'll see if I can get my nephew to post up a story.
His bull...were still in camp.. scores a little over 360.
Special permit.
Great hunt for sure!
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I'll see if I can get my nephew to post up a story.
His bull...were still in camp.. scores a little over 360.
Special permit.
Great hunt for sure!
that is awesome, tell him congrats!!
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:tup:
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Good to hear.
See you tomorrow
mike
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Thanks for sharing. :tup:
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Very nice! :tup: Where was the tag for? PB
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Nice :tup:
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Great bull, congratulations to your nephew. I have to ask though, why was the meat broken down into muscle groups for the pack out? I cut the exposed layer of all meet prior to wrapping or grinding and that looks like a nightmare to prepare for wrapping and a waste of a lot of meat in the end. Not judging, always open to learn myself, just curious. :hello:
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Congrats. :tup:
That's a beautiful bull.
Bet the adrenaline rush was real.
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Very nice bull! But I'm thinking your tape measure is off by about 30". :dunno:
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Great bull. Congrats :tup:
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Great bull, congratulations to your nephew. I have to ask though, why was the meat broken down into muscle groups for the pack out? I cut the exposed layer of all meet prior to wrapping or grinding and that looks like a nightmare to prepare for wrapping and a waste of a lot of meat in the end. Not judging, always open to learn myself, just curious. :hello:
:yeah: not judging either, but that looks like a nightmare when you start to trim, cut and wrap. And looks like it took a lot of time when butchering.
Either way congrats and just curious as well.
And I was thinking a 310 to 320 but I guess the pics are deceiving. :tup:
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If you are ever lost in the woods in washington try these
1. start to sharpen a knife
2. start fishing the nearest body of water
3. score a deer or elk
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297”
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If you are ever lost in the woods in washington try these
1. start to sharpen a knife
2. start fishing the nearest body of water
3. score a deer or elk
:chuckle: