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Due you still have this

You will not be disappointed in kiababs in my opinion the best bang for your buck awesome on a tripod

Chances are you got 10 or 7w cause the others won't make it to the second draw they will be gone. Sitting tanks can be very good for that hunt, but my approach would be to get behind your glass the big bulls like to get in nasty canyons that time of year where there don't have to travel very far for food and water and they like to be by themselves.

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That lion in the Kofa range killed 22 sheep in two months the herd still hasn't responded. I don't have a dog in this fight just stating facts. Last time I checked I've never seen a skinny lion right, wrong, or indifferent those younger cats would survive.

With the pressure from the first season elk draw only I hunt the second season which Is the first OTC tag for rifle, I hunt just off the top around 9000ft I get behind the glass bed them down then wait them out. By the way 3 of the 6 were killed between 12-1pm

Looking for a little advice. Drew my first bull tag finally and was wondering if my current combo will work okay. Currently I'm shooting a Hoyt maxis 31 68lbs with carbon express maximum hunter 250 arrows with 100 grain montec g5 broad heads. This has worked well for deer just wondering what everyone thought about this combo for elk. What should I change etc.

Just curious what broad heads everyone likes for elk

Jim what unit did you draw hopefully 9 since you know it well, I put 9 1st and 10 second. Last time I was in 9 you guys took 3 bulls off the same waterhole way out west I'm sure you know which one I'm talking about. Which broad heads do you recommend I'm not committed to montecs

This bull was shot at 405 yards with a 270 using rem cor lock 140 grain $20 a box ammo. One shot drop it's all about shot placement

I shot this bull last year in an OTC unit in southern co I've shot 5 6x6's in the last 12 years there you just have to get off the roads and glass

To me there is no difference between a yote and a wolf I see it it's dead. I guess my eyes aren't that good wink wink

Yes to all 3 inch all the chokes etc good gun

I would say 1 for bulls 330-350 although I personally saw two over 400 last year on the ground. 9 for pure amount of 340+ bulls two years ago I saw 47 bulls in one morning from one glossing spot. And then there's 10 more 420+ bulls than any other unit there are some serious freaks in 10. This year 9 and 10 might be in trouble due to lack of moisture either way lots of 390+ bulls will hit the ground hopefully I can get an opp at one.

Finally after 11 years of living here I drew my first bull elk tag unit 9 or 10 archery. Sorry to those that haven't been drawn yet but I know the feeling I've heard no the last 11 years

call me crazy but 11 points for a resident should get unit 10 archery bull correct?

Chances for unit 9 archery and unit 10 archery with 11 points resident

That's a great looking dog

Bob I have a 40ft 5th wheel when and where do you need it. Ken 602-300-8390

I have a savage 243 with a black stock and and extra wood stock

Sold SPF

Camo benilli have all the chokes, also have Carlson extended full choke for steel. Gun has been fired less than 100 rounds

Nova

gone

Another year no tag that makes 11 in a row at least it's coming in the next two years (unit 9)