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Great find! That horn has some serious masssss!

Nice mixed bag with the stick and string!

Howdy all. Thought I'd post a couple pics of the ram I shot last month on BLM land. We spotted 5 rams about a mile and a half away and I made a long stalk and took my ram at 240yds. He wasn't the biggest ram but I'm real happy with him. He'll make a beautiful mount.

He looks real good Kirk! Summer capes are always going to be a bit on the ragged side...but dang who's lookin at the cape, what a lotta bone! Congrats again my friend.

Great trophys Jason...congrats! Awesome country. Griz, wolf, wolverine...sounds like an awesome place to hunt. Someday maybe.

Beautiful ram!! Congrats to your Bro. What unit? I gave up on Wy. sheep when the point went up to $100

Congrats on the high country muley!

You crack me up He say's they are Tule elk in the first two sentences. Read the articles and don't just look at the pictures I remember being told that

Looks too round for a coyote track though. How big is it?

Decided to lace up the boots throw on the "Just One" and hit the hills for a little training for my backpack hunts late Sept. and late Oct. Got to my spot just before light and to my surprise the Tule elk were bugling. I could see one large bull feeding up through the oaks about 400yds away. It just so happened that I had my Foxpro FX5 with me and my .204ruger in case I decided to try call up some yotes. Well it just so happens I have some elk vocals loaded on my Foxpro so I snuck out and set up next to a big oak and started up some estrus cow calls and some bugles. In no time I had a bull coming up behind me another charging in in front, the big herd bull screaming to my left and 2 other bulls bugling from across the hiway. Cows started coming off the hill to my left but the herd bull wouldn't budge. A 5x5 charged in from in front and started checkin the cows while the bull from behind showed up. He was ancent and huge bodied old dude, I'm guessing 10yrs old. He was short beamed and very heavy and busted off on his left side above the 2nd point. I sat there and messed with a bunch of elk for almost an hour. What a thrill! After things settled down I decide to head up canyon and try and call up a yote. I was just about to sneak over a saddle and peeked over the top and there 15yds away was the oldster. I dropped down and got out the camera and got a few pics. Unfortuantly the wife busted the good camera so all I had was the 4x zoom digital. The pica are ok and you can see the mass of his antlers and some of the scars on his body. Enjoy a west coast elk. Oh I almost forgot. Here's a special pic for Coosfan. Enjoy Jim!

Nice goat...congrats!

Wow...great, great buck!

Pure Columbian Blacktail, west of the B&C boundary of I-5. Arrowslinger slinger is lovin the Stika Gear. Had to go out and get some myself.

Hey Nathan. I usually don't head out for pics until the rut starts up in Nov. Main problem is that I need to get a new camera before hand since the wife dropped the camera I use for wildlife pics

Arrowslinger put the spot and stalk on the monster in one of our NorCal wilderness areas. He arrowed it after an 18 hour storm in the high country. Outdoorwriter will be interviewing Arrowslinger for an artical on the hunt of a lifetime.