I hunted last year with H&A unit 5b, Andy and the crew are top notch guys and can't wait to get drawn again and seal the deal this go around, Even though I didn't get a bull it was a learning experience and eventually my time will come. Yeah Trevor shot a stud and is a good dude!
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Trevor made an awesome shot through a small opening at 47 yards. Bull ran 25 yards and done. He turned down several 300” plus trying to get the herd bull and 2 hours later after being in them screaming nonstop we got him. He scored 356”Originally posted by Wolfpack0311 View PostComment
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Originally posted by Patton View PostI got my first archery elk in Colorado and was able to help a friend get his first elk as well. Spark notes on my bull: Morning 1. Had located elk and closed in, spotted a bull bedded at 70-80 yards. My buddy started raking, a much larger bull than what we saw bedded approached from a direction I wasn’t ready for. We didn’t know he was there and I had very limited cover. He comes in and bugles in my face at 10 yards while pi$$Ing on himself and drooling. I drew when he walked passed me at around 13 yards to my 9:00 but got busted. He ran to 30yrd but stopped with branches over his vitals, I stayed at draw hoping for a window but he turned and walked directly away. My buddy pointed behind me and the original, satellite bull we had seen had circled in downwind; I shot him at 32 yrds. Pass through and watched him fall over in 50 yards. We think we could have called the big bull back in but I was happy to take the given opportunity. RamCat broadheads with a 504gr TAW.
Friends bull: Day 4 morning. Had somebody else blow out the bulls we were moving in on. We followed them up the mountain and decided to wait at a pond while the thermals changed. Had 8 cows and a bull come in and put on a Nat Geo quality episode in the pond. The bull quickly laid down in the mud for over 5 minutes and finally stood when an intruder up the mountain let out a bugle. 63 yard shot through both lungs and stuck in the opposite shoulder.
Congrats Patton!
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Just got back from New Mexico. I was unsuccessful but my dad was able to seal the deal on a really nice bull! Scored 306”
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Some nice bulls going down in New Mexico this season! Good job guysComment
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Congrats to your dad on killing a great bull!Originally posted by TildenHunter View PostJust got back from New Mexico. I was unsuccessful but my dad was able to seal the deal on a really nice bull! Scored 306”
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awesome bulls with lots of character. Looks like some great hunts you took your hunters on!Originally posted by C R Cox View PostComment
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Originally posted by TildenHunter View PostJust got back from New Mexico. I was unsuccessful but my dad was able to seal the deal on a really nice bull! Scored 306”
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Great bull. Congrats!
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Bulls in northern New Mexico (east and northeast of Albuquerque) bugling yet?Comment
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Originally posted by TildenHunter View PostJust got back from New Mexico. I was unsuccessful but my dad was able to seal the deal on a really nice bull! Scored 306”
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Dude, that’s awesome bud! Congrats to you and him.
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Congrats on the bulls, Patton and everybody else! Zach and I had some success too. Zach got his first bull, and I got to call it in for him. Fun stuff.Attached FilesComment
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Got a meat bull in Idaho. Brutal hunt with lots of miles covered on foot and horseback. Passed on a small 3x4 on day two only to shoot a spike on day 5. That’s the way it goes sometimes. Happy to have a pile of meat coming home though. Will definitely be hunting elk again in the future.
Congrats to all the successful hunters!
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Some good elk hitting the ground, congrats all! I know of a TBHr that took a pretty good one that hasn’t been posted yet.Comment
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