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Dang I like that picture...congrats again!
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Great pictures and maybe next season I can post a picture of my own
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Nice bull!
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Wicked Bull!
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Dang I like that picture...congrats again!
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thanks sheep, next years going to be my bull ! Dads gotten it 2 years in a row.
Congrats on the great elk guys, love the archery bull.
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Priority points you mean? If so it looks like it was worth the wait. BTW guys, I was just ribbing Chuck a bit on an amazing bull. Congrats again, Chuck and to all of you guys blessed with bulls this season. Thanks for sharing. 
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Priority points you mean? If so it looks like it was worth the wait. BTW guys, I was just ribbing Chuck a bit on an amazing bull. Congrats again, Chuck and to all of you guys blessed with bulls this season. Thanks for sharing.
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Ya I knew that Tree, that was just a Highlight reel come-back
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Nice bull bonedogg, what wmu if you dont mind?
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It was the third elk I shot last season.
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Awesome elk bonedog.....CONGRATS
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Oct 3 first with a bow
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Lol Gerry sorry your season didnt have a sucessful ending. Maybe them elk are more schooled them people think. Im thinkn they may have found a sun rise table and map with the escape route back to the base no one else knows about.
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nice looking bulls i have never shot a elk any one feel like teaching a guy how to hunt them this yr let me know hehehe keep up the good work cheers
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Here's my Calgary bowzone Elk 2009, my biggest so far.
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Lol Gerry sorry your season didnt have a sucessful ending. Maybe them elk are more schooled them people think. Im thinkn they may have found a sun rise table and map with the escape route back to the base no one else knows about.
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Here's my Calgary bowzone Elk 2009, my biggest so far.
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Ya know, I've shot and been on 8-10 bull kills with my rifle and all of them have a special place in my heart. My best, a 360" bull I shot last year, will most likely be eclipsed when I'm lucky enough to watch an elk teeter over after putting an arrow through his lungs.
I cant WAIT to shoot a bull with my bow. I also cant wait to watch my wife shoot a bull next year or the year after with the rifle. But MAN some of you guys that are knocking em down with the stick and string should feel proud....no matter the size!
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flipper, peace country bull?
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first bull elk.jpg Only pic i have.  1st elk. Only took 4 years.lol Not huge but i'm happy as can be!
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Elk Hunt 2009
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Some awsome looking elk, taking them with a bow is awsome and the low hunting pressure that time of year is alot of fun.
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Awesome pics!
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My first elk after 7 years of draw applications. Shot in December, 2009. Dont mind the picture being in the dark--thats when we finally got it out of the bush, not when it was shot.
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Ya know, I've shot and been on 8-10 bull kills with my rifle and all of them have a special place in my heart. My best, a 360" bull I shot last year, will most likely be eclipsed when I'm lucky enough to watch an elk teeter over after putting an arrow through his lungs.
I cant WAIT to shoot a bull with my bow. I also cant wait to watch my wife shoot a bull next year or the year after with the rifle. But MAN some of you guys that are knocking em down with the stick and string should feel proud....no matter the size!
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I agree with taking an elk with archery tackle, taking any sized bull (or cow for that matter) you should / would feel proud. I too hope to have that feeling one day.
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09 Elk
Here is my 2nd (first was a bit smaller 6x6) and biggest bull to date. I love hunting elk....I called him Growler, his bugle was a deep growl with a bit of a whistle at the end. This was my third year hunting him. I caught him ruttting hard and called him in, usually he wouldn't leave his cows to come in. I passed on a spiker the evening before (at 30 yards) and was glad I did when he came in the next morning....
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