Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Photo & Video => Topic started by: scudmaster on June 06, 2009, 04:01:58 PM
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A few photos from the camera. Check out the hunters in the last few. Had to move the cam so they did not come back with bolt cutters or a chain saw.
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Cool pictures, thanks for sharing. Does that first picture of the cow elk have a tumor or growth on the front of its chest?
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Sure looks like a tumor to me. Nice pics. Mark
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hanford elk? Chernobyl farms maybe ;) that tumors crazy.extra steak i guess
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I thought the same thing and spoke with DFW biologist about it. His thought is that it is a cyst and sent me a link about it.
http://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,1607,7-153-10370_12150_12220-26655--,00.html
It says the meat is safe, but I still would not shoot it.
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You would probably find a broken arrow / broadhead in the growth. I shot a cow once that had a huge growth on it's back and low and behold it was a cyst/puss pocket where an arrow hit the elk and didn't kill it. Cut around it and it taste great.
Oh yeah, I killed it with archery equipment so I am not hating on archers. Sometimes things happen.
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Nice pics! 8) I have also seen tumors on a few mule deer doe's.