Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: Mark Youngblood on November 11, 2018, 02:38:37 PM
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Been hunting eastern Oregon the last 6 years and finally broke that 320 number I have been looking for. Had some chances on big bulls the last 6 years but everything I killed was under 300...... really proud of the bull I fell I truly earned him!
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:tup: awesome, nice bull!
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Great bull! Must be an OTC tag? Congrats, I’m still trying to break 320
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Super unique!
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Great bill love the character of the rack
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Love the fronts on that guy. Congrats!
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My favorite pic right at sunset at the top of the ridge after the pack up hill
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Very cool bull
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Great bill love the character of the rack
Love the pics
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Cool bull! :tup:
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Congrats :tup:
I like the curvy fronts and the extra points are nice
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Awesome bull!!!
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Well done! Pretty sure I have yet to break 300.
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Gorgeous Bull!! Congratulations!!
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:tup:
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very cool bull :tup:
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Thanks guys I am still stoked.... I have killed allot of elk but this was a very rewarding experience.... kind of like finally seeing the light at the end if the tunnel.... now I want to go to Idaho and harvest younger more tender elk lol
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Nice bull, but anyone else look at that picture and wish you could kill a bull in a spot like that. Mine all seem to die in the nasty holes :tung:
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This picture was taken after the bull was packed up out of the hole to the top of the ridge and we just happened to get there at sunset and still have over and hour to go down hill.... I assure you this bull was not in a farmers field close to the road..we did not even pack bone put
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But for the record I did find and kill him on a bench that he had fed up out of a draw on at 740 yards ave he did expire I a nice place in the junipers
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Im just teasing you, perfect place to kill a bull if you can. Awesome shot at that yardage.
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Thanks I get it...with today’s rifles and scopes if you spend a little time loading and working with your rifle it’s amazing what you can do benched up in the prone with a back pack under the rear stock and light wind... I would shot to 1 k yards in the right environment with no regret with my set up... but would rather shoot at 300 lol