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Hmmm...Bull elks, indeed.
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Bull Elk This Morning
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Guy M
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Oh - and depending where they go during the season - I'd doubt these bulls have been hunted since they were spikes. Almost impossible to go after a branch antler bull here. Some areas have a couple of tags for that, some have no tags at all for branch antler bulls. So - these fellows may have never been hunted by man, or at least not since they were spikes.
Sweet Pictures, thanks for sharing.
trebark
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Interesting...in your area you can only hunt spike bulls? What's the reasoning behind that?
Backcountry sports
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Well, I only shot 'em with my camera.There wasn't much light, so I had to use a slow shutter speed. Found these rascals in Chelan County, Washington:
Thought I'd share.
Backcountry sports
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Nice bulls looks like roosevelt
iflyskyhigh
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Very Cool. Incredible animals.
cousinadkins
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NiceWell, I only shot 'em with my camera.
Thought I'd share.
Nice BullsWell, I only shot 'em with my camera.
Thought I'd share.
TiniJ
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That gets the blood pumping!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing!
Guy M
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I have given up trying to figure out the wildlife management here.
I'm sure it's got something to do with herd management. Spike only during the general season, there are a very few draw tags avail for "branch antler bulls" - but very few. Ah well, I'd rather hunt cow elk anyway. No room left on the wall for big antlers anymore. Cow elk are legal for bowhunters, over the counter tag.
Guy
340Wby-4-everything
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Roosevelts or Rky Mtns? Look like Roosies, but know what happens when we assume.
