What a great hunt, and a great bull!
It rained all night and while we cut him up and hung the meat in a tree. Roads and trails were too slick and steep for the horses. Eight of us hiked back 2.5 miles from the road to pack him out. It was a labor of love.Congratulations on a beautiful bull and wonderful hunt and story. Looks pretty steep, how did you get him out?
It clean ups nicely. Much quicker and easier than my blued sidelock barrels.Congrats on great hunt, kill and story. Still out in the woods after ml elk ended the 17th to pre scout for next year and eat fresh grouse. Nice 6 x 6. How easy does that Green Mountain Long range stainless steel clean up? How fast is the twist on it?
As the old saying goes,It rained all night and while we cut him up and hung the meat in a tree. Roads and trails were too slick and steep for the horses. Eight of us hiked back 2.5 miles from the road to pack him out. It was a labor of love.
Unit 61, Garvey Bros.Where in Colorado were you hunting and what guide service were you using?
It was my buddy who hunted Unit 76. He said he missed a 135 yd shot at a nice 6x6 the first hour of the first day of his hunt. He had a hang fire on another bull a few days later. He saw lots of nice bulls but could not get within open sights muzzleloader distance of them. He went home without an elk.Was it your brother that was hunting unit 76?
How did his hunt go?
Thanks for the update, sound like he had some great memories.It was my buddy who hunted Unit 76. He said he missed a 135 yd shot at a nice 6x6 the first hour of the first day of his hunt. He had a hang fire on another bull a few days later. He saw lots of nice bulls but could not get within open sights muzzleloader distance of them. He went home without an elk.
Good unit and that bull is just a dandy isn’t he! Congratulations!Unit 61, Garvey Bros.
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