blazingsaddle
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I got to thinking about this over the weekend:
During the Utah archery elk hunt in mid August, if given the chance to shoot a cow that has a calf with it, would you? Or would you shoot the calf, or neither?
Are the calves old enough to survive with out mothers at this point in the year?
I know at least one of the cows I have shot, the milk glands were full of milk during this time of year. If I could pick a dry cow that would be my first choice, but some times the opportunity is only one cow with a calf.
During the Utah archery elk hunt in mid August, if given the chance to shoot a cow that has a calf with it, would you? Or would you shoot the calf, or neither?
Are the calves old enough to survive with out mothers at this point in the year?
I know at least one of the cows I have shot, the milk glands were full of milk during this time of year. If I could pick a dry cow that would be my first choice, but some times the opportunity is only one cow with a calf.