Wyoming Desert Elk

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Originally Posted by norsk

Are you going after pronghorn too?

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Well done an awesome experience

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Originally Posted by Chur Bay

What a beast. :thumbsup:.
Was it a mission getting the meat out?

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It was very easy. Got the ute to about 50meters. Oil and gas roads everywhere.

But a couple of days earlier did a big pack out in the mountains for my sons elk so was happy with an easy one.

That Pronghorn needs to clean his teeth.:D

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Originally Posted by Trout

That Pronghorn needs to clean his teeth.:D

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I’m doing that for him. He’s currently in a pot of simmering water :)

What a beast!

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Originally Posted by cb14

It was very easy. Got the ute to about 50meters. Oil and gas roads everywhere.

But a couple of days earlier did a big pack out in the mountains for my sons elk so was happy with an easy one.

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what do those prong horn eat like bit similar to a very over sized chamois

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Originally Posted by Barry the hunter

what do those prong horn eat like bit similar to a very over sized chamois

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They are ok. I prefer deer and elk. Not a big fan of chamois either.

thanks I have been told by mates who have hunted over there that a fat spring caribou is the best

Really nice buck. Congrats.

Yeah, 175 yards with a bow is a long shot. CB14 you've changed... :thumbsup:

Nice Bull

Very nice animals , great place to hunt.

That is terrific that you got that Antelope,as well as a Elk.

Its really inspired me.

If anyone wants info on how to draw tags in western USA, happy to pass on what I have learnt over the past 8 years (its a complicated and expensive process). Just send me a PM and I’ll give you a call. But generally you’ll need ‘preference points’ to draw good tags, but there are over the counter options.