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Round 2 of screaming bulls
hawkbow:
I can relate to being outsmarted by the bugling warriors... just returned from two weeks of elk crazy hunting ... saw lots of elk but didn't connect with any ... will try again when it opens back up on the fifteenth of Oct... great story ... can't wait for the story in PA.. did you hunt with elkie... Hawk
Little John:
Hawk, you are right it is easy to be out manuvered by these warriors. This weekend I had the elk close and thought they would come in and get a drink at my stand or be pulled in by cow talk, should have been more agressive with them I suppose but you never know. I did not know if you were asking me or keenan about Elkie but no Elkie pulled some sinue loose from her back and I have not had the time for repairs, I am sure she would have made my medicine much more potent and surely would have made the difference. I will have her in shape and back in action for next season, best get started as it is only eleven monthes and counting. Good luck on your later season, is it a rifle hunt or you hunt with a bow in the rifle season? Chin to the wind. Kenneth
Pappy:
Great stories,it is like I was there ,just without the legs and lungs burning ;D ;D.
Hope to do it again someday.Maybe next year.Good luck through the rest of the year. :)
Pappy
GregB:
Great story...I was mentally visualizing along with you! Like already said, there doesn't have to be a kill in the end to determine a successful season. ;)
hawkbow:
Kenneth, sorry to hear about elkie.... my later hunt is with a bow but it is rifle season... i have waited for years to draw this area and am holding out for a big one... had sevreal bulls already at bow range ...... missed a possible world record class bull :'( when my bow broke while drawing on it... saddest day of my recent life... ...keep to the shadowed Side of the hill ...Hawk
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