2021 Trophy Thread

[sp6x6]

I shot a black bear like that back when with my 74# bow THRU the shoulder blade ACC arrow.Guy I was hunting with has taken two polar bear with his bow. He froze it in freezer,then took at and shot it ,scared him.But he was worried the cold.Coldest hes ever been,they sled dog in,dogs got pinched and killed in ice floze,the dogs ate his down coat,he got loaner fur type from the eskimos,crazy trip he had. Hes done the SS with bow and on his 2nd GS

 

[Marky_mark]

Is that really 4 sheep in 1 year? Holy smokes!

Yep rams for all 4 sub species
And I shot a bighorn ewe also

 

[Chadp82]

Yep rams for all 4 sub species
And I shot a bighorn ewe also

Would love to hear the story. Give me a shout when you have time! Shoot me a PM if you like . Certainly worth a conversation

 

[sp6x6]

Marky,with covid I can imagine how you fit it all in on the travel side,lots cancelations etc,and just to schedule,crazy

 

[Lenwood901]

Went on my first bear hunt and was lucky to harvest one. After two hours of glassing a canyon this guy appeared when he got a fawn deer waited to see if any cubs came in he was in alittle space between trees 535 yards away and I shoot off a rock cliff cool thing two bears came running away rite underneath me on the cliff when he got the fawn

 

[Bang4theBuck]

I was fortunate enough to take my first elk this year. Extra special for me being as though I built the rifle (6.5x284) and the load (berger 156 eol), and it was a DIY hunt. Better than that, my youngest son finally connected with a good buck after years of putting in time.

 

[cornshank]

Went on my first bear hunt and was lucky to harvest one. After two hours of glassing a canyon this guy appeared when he got a fawn deer waited to see if any cubs came in he was in alittle space between trees 535 yards away and I shoot off a rock cliff cool thing two bears came running away rite underneath me on the cliff when he got the fawn

Nice , I like to see the Bears get thinned out ,especially at 535 yds. Good shot.

 

[cornshank]

I was fortunate enough to take my first elk this year. Extra special for me being as though I built the rifle (6.5x284) and the load (berger 156 eol), and it was a DIY hunt. Better than that, my youngest son finally connected with a good buck after years of putting in time.

Great for both of you!

 

[Lenwood901]

Thank you guys

 

[Stk]

Figure this will be the only year I will ever go successful on all three species. Deer Colorado, elk Oregon, and antelope Wyoming. Fun year

What's your elk rifle there? Looks like a 700 whelen?

 

[CF96]

What's your elk rifle there? Looks like a 700 whelen?

Man good eye! Yes it's a 35 Whelen in a 700 Classic. I try to pull it out and use it when it fits. It's a shooter!

 

[TopPin]

Was another good year all public land, and a few firsts for the young girls! I'm very appreciative of the place I get to call home and the animals I get to chase every year. The one thing that makes me the happiest is to be apart of seeing the youth make it happen! Pass it on or it will be gone.

 

[cornshank]

Was another good year all public land, and a few firsts for the young girls! I'm very appreciative of the place I get to call home and the animals I get to chase every year. The one thing that makes me the happiest is to be apart of seeing the youth make it happen! Pass it on or it will be gone.

Nice to see you pass hunting forward for all of us , what a year for you guys!

 

[Marky_mark]

Marky,with covid I can imagine how you fit it all in on the travel side,lots cancelations etc,and just to schedule,crazy

I'm Canadian so it made it easier for a lot of the travel. I went with outfitters that were committing to Canadian hunters regardless if the border opened up at the last second or not. It was a long year, work was crazy busy and when I got away, it was to climb mountains lol. Oh well, you only live once. Trying to make the most of it