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Offline mtmedic

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Hunting Elk
« on: September 23, 2005, 05:35:00 AM »
We went out yesterday after hearing things were getting started and love was in the air.  We went up to the Little Belts and got one bugle, sounded like a young bull, and saw a couple of cows but couldn't locate them after we got to the ridge they were on.  They are sneaky.  

Any body else done any good?  I have heard the numbers here are up and I have heard several reports of people with elk down.  One of these days I,m gonna have an elk down. 8)
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« Reply #1 on: September 23, 2005, 08:10:52 AM »
wENT UP NEAR sTEMPLE PASS THIS MORNING,HAD 5 BULLS TALKIN TO US AND ONE BIG 6X6 CAME WITHIN 100 YARDS WHERE WE COULD SEE HIM THEN LEFT FOLLOWING HIS COWS,PROBABLY ANOTHER WEEK UNTIL THEYT WILL BE READY TO FIGHT.....THEN ITS ON!!
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« Reply #2 on: September 23, 2005, 06:42:45 PM »
Thats great.  I am not familiar with Stemple pass.  I heard a big bull came out of the Highwoods this week.  By big I mean a green score of 395.  It was 75-80 degrees out and he lost almost half to spoiling.  I am going to try to get up to the Highwoods sometime next week.  I don't have alot of elk experience but there is only one way to learn.
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