BEST Bull Elk Photo Contest 2016- Sponsored by Kifaru

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Gila Wilderness bull killed 3.5 miles from the truck. Packed out with my EMR II. I should have moved my buddies pack frame out of the picture and put the Kifaru in the picture.
 
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My dads Montana bull from yesterday. He shot it about 2 minutes after and 100 yards from where I shot a nice mule deer buck. He's not a member and I'm not trying to post these up for the entry just thought I would put them up to see.

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Not the best pictures since the nice camera died after just a few so these were off the cell phone.
 

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He's not a member and I'm not trying to post these up for the entry just thought I would put them up to see.

I love seeing good bulls regardless. Great width........what's that measure? I missed a bull like that 2 years ago when my arrow hit a branch I didn't see.......love those wide bulls. Tell your dad, congratulations!
 

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Well I bought a non-resident tag to take a buddy from Washington elk hunting. I got him in on a 6x6 at 150yds and he missed it. So as the 100+ head of elk was trying to split I took off running parallel to them and caught this 5x5 looking up at me. There was a really big bull in the bunch but all I had was a Texas heart shot on him. 1/2 a mile down a 45 degree slope is no easy pack out either. That is the Salmon river in the back ground about 4000' below my elk. That's elk tag #2 of 4 for me this year. The other 2 are cow tags though.
 

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I love seeing good bulls regardless. Great width........what's that measure? I missed a bull like that 2 years ago when my arrow hit a branch I didn't see.......love those wide bulls. Tell your dad, congratulations!

Width was 50" pretty much matching main beam length. Quick score at the taxidermist was 367 today.
I'll put up a better close up in the front yard the next day when I'm on the computer. I happened to find his matched set of sheds this spring also.
 
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Width was 50" pretty much matching main beam length. Quick score at the taxidermist was 367 today.
I'll put up a better close up in the front yard the next day when I'm on the computer. I happened to find his matched set of sheds this spring also.

Took me a little longer but here are the pics. One close up and one with the matching sheds.
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S. Utah Archery Bull ELK. First ELK with my BOW

Such an incredible experience this year to have taken my first ELK with a BOW. I spent most of my summer scouting and learning a foreign area. The time I spent REALLY paid off!!! This will be the new #7 in the UTAH record books for archery Non-Typical ELK. 402 7/8" Gross and 390 7/8" Net.

 
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muzzleloader bull Colorado

First bull with a smoke-pole...

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2016 Colorado 1st Rifle.jpgHere is my 1st season Colorado Unit 75 Elk killed on Oct 16th. I Shot it on my solo drop hunt. I was more concerned on how I was going to get the bull back to camp a mile away than posing for a selfie! This was my picture I took on my phone that I texted my wife and kids! I stayed with the bull and skinned and quartered it under a full moon until about 1AM. Best memories of the trip were gazing at the full moon.
 
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This is a bull I killed in Idaho on the 3rd day of this year's gun season. So thankful to live in a country that allows the freedom to hunt these majestic animals.
 
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The warm weather and lack of snow allowed us to do a backpacking hunt deep into the back country that is generally not accessible to us (those without horses) in the 3rd rifle season. This is me getting ready for a +/- 9 mile hike to the truck with a front quarter, rear quarter and the skull.

My hunting buddy took a really good bull as well, fortunately a couple miles closer to the nearest road but still 6+ miles.
 
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