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This weekend 2 of my friends were on their cow hunt in AZ. They both shot their cows the last night of the hunt. They were the only 2 in camp. The blood was not easy to see that night and it was very late, so they decided to resume in the morning. The first elk was found before sun up, and now sat in the back of a truck in a unit with almost no tree cover for shade. Meanwhile the hunter who found his elk has now caught up to the other hunter, and they continue to search for the second elk. The blood is good now and has not slowed any. The cow will not cross any fences, and made several attempts only to leave several pools of blood behind.Now not knowing how much further and it's 11:00 and getting hot!! Temp was 90!! Elk 1 is still in the back of the truck. They still have 2 hours to town, and 3 plus hour to the other elk with packing it out to the truck at best totaling 5 hours maybe longer. The hunter who found his elk would not be able to take his meat to a cooler, and return because he had to be to work that evening. No one else was reachable for help. So they must both leave at the same time! Now do you continue to search risking the meat of both? Do you take the for sure thing to town, and sacrifice the other?