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Great product! Thanks for watching!

@@billking4505 thank you and that’s cool I really like the trek balls. Being able to have a steady rest anytime is awesome. I harvest a caribou at 300 off the. A few years ago.

Thank you!

Thanks for watching! We had no idea how steep that hill was until he started falling.

Great tip thank you. And thanks for watching.

He was shooting the 140 grain eldm by hornady

Thanks for watching. We had a couple older guys come help us get them out. Hope I can pack out Of holes like that when I’m in my 60’s

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We like hunting the later hunts but prefer 3rd over fourth since it’s 7 days long.

Thanks for watching man definitely blessed to be able to fill 2 tags.

Thanks for watching. I enjoy sharing what I can!

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Correct. I thought my rangefinder was set but it must have gotten changed. All the little things to look at.

Both these bulls were harvested around 8,000 ft

1st rifle we saw more elk at lower elevations. Don’t know if it had anything to do with the hard winter last year.

Tough saying. Each unit is different. Just need to find all the things an elk needs.

We’ve had great success with the needmore on elk.

Thank you. Mine was a 300 wsm with a Burris veracity at 501 the other was at 601 with a 6.5 CM and a night force

Thanks brother!

I’d rather keep that information off of this platform. Thanks for watching tho.

Thanks for watching! We had a blast. Every year is something new.

I was using the Hornady precisions hunters 143 gr eld x bullet. My buddy was using the eld-m I believe

@elkhunter111186 cool, I sent you an email. Thanks

Thanks brother. It was a lot of miles and hard work in 3 days but it was so worth it.

He used a weatherby vanguard in 300 wsm with 180 gr bullet.

Stay with it brother and good luck.

@@elkhunter111186 you too! Can be frustrating when your body lets you down

I’m glad to hear that! Thanks for watching

It took us about 25 minutes to drop down the hill and cross the boulder field to get to him. So he wasn’t there long.

I understand the feeling and also agree that an animal deserves our respect and shoot be harvested ethically and as quickly as possible. I was only there to video this hunt for jaqub. He was the one to pull the trigger. What sucks is he mind knew what he used to be able to to do but with the affects of MS it doesn’t allow for that performance

@@elkhunter111186 I’m all for a man that spent 13 years waiting but man practice and know your limits. Regardless what the past was. It’s all about knowing your distance. The calculated external ballistics for that rifle were not correct for that distance. Practice your abilities at the distance you are capable of shooting. Your friend that his. I’m really glad he finished the job and I’m glad he was able to harvest such a magnificent animal with his condition. Practice practice practice. No your limits! Pretty good job with the camera. That’s not easy for the average as well

Heck ya good luck man!

Thank you. I’m not sure how much meat as far as poundage. We boned out all 4 quarters took back straps and tenderloins and neck meat. I would say it’s comparable to an average mule deer as far as amount of meat.

This was in palisade on the western slope. But I hunt anywhere I can get a tag.

@@elkhunter111186 I have a bear and doe tag this year in 44 2nd season, and buck in 38 3rd season. Wish me luck

@@thebrothers4311 very nice, good luck you should do good in 44. Too bad your buck tags not in there.

@@elkhunter111186 I tried to pull for it! Maybe next time

You and me both!

Thank you. I hope I can draw a tag of my own soon. Awesome hunt to be able to be apart of for sure.

@@elkhunter111186 you and me both on that tag!

If you only knew the effects of MS. Jaqub did the best he could.

We have not score him yet.

Try it sometime! Obviously worked to pull this bull our direction.

He got altitude sickness and started vomiting which then lead to extreme dehydration. But he has fully recovered now. Thank you.

Thank you

My brother had 11 waited points, this tag was offered to him as a next in line when a person who drew returned their tag due to injury.

@@elkhunter111186 well it's still awesome.

Small ram, I guess they never get a chance to grow to maturity by shooting them young.

@@Treefarmer1984 10 years old and 7/8 curl. Seemed like a good ram to us. We’ve never hunted sheep before and it’s one of the bigger one killed in the unit through the years.

we hiked in 3 miles from the side by side, and had to take 2 trips to pack all of the meat and head. Elevation has not an issue for us on this hunt. Just depends where you are from and what elevation you will be hunting. My brother just filled a big horn sheep tag this week, i am hoping to edit that and throw a video on in the next few weeks. That hunt the elevation hit us all between 9500 and 13600 ft for that hunt.

Thanks he definitely didn’t have any ground shrinkage.

Yeah horrible shooting

The kid has MS and doesn’t have the ability to live life with out shaking. I felt good being able to film the hunt for him.

Sorry for the late response, we were out bear hunting as well. i am by no means an avid bear hunter, or do I claim to know much. All I know is find food and find water. the bears tend to be on the move a lot this time of year, preparing for the winter months. Hope you guys had some success, this state is being over ran by bears lately.

@@elkhunter111186 Thanks for the response. We just got back a couple of weeks ago. Saw a few and learned alot, but no luck. Not to mention it went from 95 degrees one day to 6in snow the next.

Don't buy good boots buy great ones 😉 jk hard hunt good luck very underrated

He is right about having good boots, I couldn't believe how rough the rolling hill country was, without ankle support you will hurt your ankles. trekking poles were a most as well. As far as the sheep hunting goes, my cousin got out a few days before season to scout some areas that we had marked on google earth.