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If the system encourages that more bulls be harvested, it stands to reason that they need to cut cow tags.

I'd take that bull any day of the week. Great job guide and first timer!!

I'll be a few hours behind you. Heading up first thing Friday morning. Love the Gorge!

That's one good looking bull! Great job!

They will always be beguiling even if not bugling.

Which state opens October 1?

In person at Walmart. Took about 25 minutes. Had a couple of nice chats while waiting in line.

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You already have the three season any bull tag that has pulled hunters from the archery pool, and now you want to put spike hunters in the same pool. Now you have diluted opportunity for over 15,000 hunters and moved the any bull tag into a draw status (it's already close to being that). Hard...

Damn. Bad bull to cow ratios really play havoc.

Great job! That's a cool looking rack.

Wowser! The mass on that thing is amazing. Thanks for sharing your experiences!

I'm sure glad he waited to keel over until he was out of that pond! That's really fun footage. Thanks for sharing!!! Awesome bull.

Gorgeous bull. I can why you're glad you held out for him.

If that's not the biggest bull you saw, I want to hunt where you hunt 'cuz that's a great bull!! Well done!

LAST EDITED ON Sep-23-19 AT 12:29PM (MST)[p]There's always someone that's got more money and opportunity than the rest of us. That's life. But, there's plenty of opportunity in Utah for hunters who work hard and have some savvy and maybe a little luck. Every year there are hunters (archery...

Man, the mass on that bull is spectacular.

Awesome bull! Congrats. I always love a pack out picture! Thanks for sharing!

Why did you wait so long to turn it in? Were you contemplating using it, and then decided against it?

Chili is a really good option. I've made my ragu bolognese sauce for lasagna with it, and it turns out great. Also, made Korean lettuce wraps using ground elk.

That's a pretty bull. Thanks for sharing.

Wowser! What a beautiful bull. Definitely worth the 19 days of hunting and all the pre-hunt work. What unit?

Great bull. Congrats. LE unit or general unit?

>According to the official announcement, I >can "...hike, drive, showshoe, or >recreate..." > >But closing shed hunting will "...eliminate >a major source of human-caused >disturbance to deer and elk..." > > >I guess if you are chasing >deer on a snowmobile, that >would stress them...

>Wolverine and Grizzlies take a >toll but the entire ecosystem >is an intricate one. Wolverines killing elk these days?

Thanks for sharing. Beautiful country. Your photos do it justice.

That is quite the trifecta. Three great bulls! I get tired just looking at the three photos.

What a beast! Great job Alexus and crew.

>I'm sure there's a biologist somewhere >in the southern region who >could....ah, nevermind. That is, undoubtedly, the funniest post of the year.

RE: I finally got the tape to him!! Who cares if he's not 330. That's a beautiful bull.

Only a fair first post. :::sarcasm::: Congrats on a really cool bull.

That's a great one. Wall hanger for sure.

Incredible. You've got to still be on Cloud Nine.

My brother in law, nephew and I had the FL early tag this year. My nephew tagged a 318 bull. The other two of us ate tag soup. Weather did not help at all this year on the early hunt. We had summer, spring, fall and winter in one week. Only had any real bugling for about 36 hours. We did...

Any way you score it, that's a great bull. Congrats!

I like that bull. Well done!

What's the name of your HGTV show?

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I have a couple of single wall tents from Tarptent.com Check them out. I've been very pleased with my Squall and Clouburst. Both are early versions of Tarptent and by the looks of the website, new tents are upgraded and of even higher quality.

Thanks for sharing ... both stories. Pretty impressive elk.