Bull elk are lottery and gov tags only in this area. There are monster bull elk all over around here because they're mostly safe, especially on private land. I had a giant and 3 decent 6x6 eating hay with my horses this morning. They're in everyone's yard, field, pasture because they live here too. Public land borders most of our property around here as well.I can see both sides. Personally if a hunter came forth with a special tag like that and said that he had pursued it for 2 months and ended up having to take it on private wintering grounds, over bait or whatever, that's just the way the cookie crumbles. Nothing away from the hunt or the hunter. 100% of us would do the same thing. I think it's the unknown, details left out, or the potential shady perspective most people perceive of the story that is upsetting people.
Sounds like its the spot to be for big bullsBull elk are lottery and gov tags only in this area. There are monster bull elk all over around here because they're mostly safe, especially on private land. I had a giant and 3 decent 6x6 eating hay with my horses this morning. They're in everyone's yard, field, pasture because they live here too. Public land borders most of our property around here as well.
Yeah I'm on the west side if you. Buddies dad had a tag for ellensburg area last year and got a great bull. Only benefit if you do tag is there's some quality animals out there for the taking. Kind of like specific late season units for bucks as well.Bull elk are lottery and gov tags only in this area. There are monster bull elk all over around here because they're mostly safe, especially on private land. I had a giant and 3 decent 6x6 eating hay with my horses this morning. They're in everyone's yard, field, pasture because they live here too. Public land borders most of our property around here as well.
Thats a road I don't want to go anytime soon! How much per ounce of salmon?Wonder what the record books would look like if cost per inch was included as a number, not that it's a good or bad thing just from a place of curiosity.
Haha, I spend more time hunting in 1 year 99% of the hunting populations does in a decade. As a Professional Guide, I did 13 weeks of elk guiding this year. Collectively, we killed 45 bulls in 2024. Add all of my personal hunting, without question that is over 100 days in the woods. See exhibit A, that is 700"s of bone harvested in 1 day & we do this regularly. If anything, I'm a realist & do not believe 99.99% of the nonsense I read on the internet. I know Casey's type, kills big animals & claims its all DIY Backcountry stuff. Which could not be further from the truth. The idea that he is wealthy & can buy any tag he wants tells me all I need to know. Put that in your pipe & smoke it keyboard cowboy