Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: markts on November 07, 2009, 05:29:20 PM
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My son and cousin got into them this am. Son got his first, cousin tagged out to. I am beat story and pics later. Mark :IBCOOL: :IBCOOL: :IBCOOL: :IBCOOL: :IBCOOL: :IBCOOL: :IBCOOL:
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:) :) :) :) :)Lets see and hear about it. :IBCOOL: :IBCOOL:
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Congratulations......to them both. Anxious to see the pictures.
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:rockin: :mgun: :cue: Sweet. Can't wait to see the pics and hear the story. Congrats
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:tup: :tup:
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Sweet congrats to the both of them
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Congrats to the hunters!!!!! But this thread is worthless without pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :bdid:
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Heres a taste, I have kids going in three directions tonite will try to finish up when I get home. If you dont believe in getting permission to hunt private property dont follow this story. Someone bashed me last year for getting my first bull in a field :dunno: The bull on the left had a 17cal bullet in his neck :bash: Mark
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verry nice.
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Great Job guys, congrats!
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Excellent. AHHHHHHHH!!!! First bulls are so very nice!! Enjoy the ride!
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Way to go guys! Congrats!
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congrats! both the bulls are smiling for the pictures ;)
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Congratulations,
You never forget your first ;)
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shoot them where ya find them..Great job :drool:
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awsome Markts you guy's work hard for them great going. i didnt get to go this year havnt been for deer either no money call sales are way down. going to try today close just to get out. tell your son good job hope we can hit some of those coyotes and bobcats this year. Rick
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;) Congt!
Mulehunter
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Nice, congratulations!
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Right on!! Nicely done!
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Nothing wrong with killing a bull on private property in a field! Congrats again!
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Great job! :cue:
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congrats to them
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Nothing wrong with getting permission to hunt private property. In my eyes if you dont pay its just as gratifying as hunting public. Nice animals.
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Congrats to your son and his cuz :IBCOOL:
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Nice Double on Bulls!! Congrats!
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Very nice. Job well done to all. ;) John
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Nice bulls!
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My cousin had been watching several herds all week. On friday the biggest herd moved down river to a safe field (no hunting). Saturday morning my son and cousin slide their way down a 150foot rope to a field about a half a mile up and across river from where the herd was last seen. I took my cousins 10 year old son and waited for daylight across the river in hopes of spotting the herd in the clearcuts above the river. Around 8am I had worked my way over to a ridge above my guys and heard my cousin whisper over the radio that the elk were on a ridge to my right in the alders. I drove down the spur my sons truck was on and parked. On my way there my copilot heard shots fired in the direction of the alder ridge. Upon parking we worked our way out to the edge of a sheer drop off over looking the upper fields. Right when we reached the edge we heard 2 shots and then one more. At this time I spot the herd working their way across the field. About 50 head. After giving them a good glassing I told the guys that there were two legal bulls headed there way. Little did I know but they were the shooters that I had just heard. I thought they were to my left. My son told me they had bulls down. I guess I am a sap as I literally got choked up :'(. I was estatic that he had gotten his first bull. Here is where the work began, not bad but work it was. We gutted and then drug the bulls about 425 yds to the river and the rest is history. The first pic is of the bulls waiting for a boat ride. Thanks for all of your kind words. Mark
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Congrads Mark and family, great going!
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Loaded whole in the boat!!! That is cool :o :o :P
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The bull on the left had a 17cal bullet in his neck
Freakin poachers >:(
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great story brother! ;)
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Very Nice....lots of meat. :drool: