Stolen Kill

[Jimmy33]

Inbelievable


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[Fullabull]

No Road, I'm 56 and my dad is 76. Would take a lot younger guys to get an elk out in such a short period of time. Takes me a long time to get and elk quartered and moved. But I have helped others pack out elk and I'm always willing to lend a hand. That's what real hunters do.

[The100Road]

No Road, I'm 56 and my dad is 76. Would take a lot younger guys to get an elk out in such a short period of time. Takes me a long time to get and elk quartered and moved. But I have helped others pack out elk and I'm always willing to lend a hand. That's what real hunters do.

just being a smart***

[GregE]

CArry enough stuff with you to take care of your critter.  A knife, several lengths of para cord will get you started.  Add some marking ribbon to help you find your way back.  Maybe to a spot near the downed ELK but not right to it given the experiences shared here.

Definitely check out the gutless method, gets the meat up to cool and Clean..

[LeviD1]

Always hunt with your pack elk hunting imo. Specially if your walking in someplace. Every time I have ever thought I may not need something I end up needing it. If you can afford it purchase a pack that is also a pack frame in one. Sorry to hear about your elk. I have yet to get one so I know how I would feel.

[M_ray]

Centrailia isnt all that big how many "Ray's" can there be?  might be worth the 19.95$ for a people search?

And no may name isnt Ray as some think my screen name suggests 

[KFhunter]

Centrailia isnt all that big how many "Ray's" can there be? 

And no may name isnt Ray as some think my screen name suggests 

Maybe the thief's name wasn't really Ray but a screen name he uses 

[M_ray]

Centrailia isnt all that big how many "Ray's" can there be? 

And no may name isnt Ray as some think my screen name suggests 

Maybe the thief's name wasn't really Ray but a screen name he uses 

Yeah good point but I'd still give it a try, Its not that expensive to do a people search or you could just take the 19.95 and go hang out in one of the bars in town and prob get an ID on the guy before you know it! 

[Allen23]

You spend enough time in the woods, you're gonna run into some strange things and people. I have heard all kinds of stories from people getting back to their tent after a long day of hunting only to find other campers helping themselves to everything and sleeping in it, all the way to stollen horses. It is unfortunate that there are people out there that think only of themselves. Hind sight is always 20/20 and if you don't learn something every time you go out and enjoy the outdoors, you're doing it wrong. And I have never heard of any old timer looking back on his hunting career and not having a couple hiccups in it. Chin up and use it to keep you hungry for next year!! Good luck.

[Piscatory_5]

Dad always told me "If you have to leave cut off the head and hide it". Maybe take the udder too. Dad did have a deer stole from him from the trunk of his car back in the day. He contacted the game warden and eventually go ta call to come identify it. He told them it had a silver dollar size white spot on one hip and the heart and liver were on a forked stick up in the chest cavity. they caught the guy at a check station, which was pretty common back then too...When I get one down I'm usually calling for help from someone and at least letting them know I have killed something. Hope you reported it.

[Torrent50]

Just a thought.  Stop by Lucky Shot in Chehalis (Centralia) and tell them about what happened.  Describe Ray to them.  Probably not a lot of people named Ray (if it is really his name) that shoot a recurve.  They are a pretty popular shop/range in that area and might know who the guy is. 

[Thefishguy77]

Never shot an elk myself but dad always used to cut an earoff or the tung with him. Also had a buddy that used to tear a dollar bill in half and stick one half deep in the cheek.


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