I was on a camping trip and on my way home,late one night, I found 6 Bulls feeding. Here are some pictures.[IMG:left]C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\My Pictures\Adobe\Digital Camera Photos\2005-06-27-1101-56\IMGA0087[/IMG][IMG:left]C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\My Pictures\Adobe\Digital Camera Photos\2005-06-27-1101-56\IMGA0082[/IMG][IMG:left]C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\My Pictures\Adobe\Digital Camera Photos\2005-06-27-1101-56\IMGA0085\IMGA0089[/IMG]

Okay, I screwed up, I thought I knew how to put pictures up. I was wrong.

Can't post pictures from your hard disk, they need to be on the web somewhere, publically accessible.

Frans

create an account with photobucket or hunt101.com

upload your images. (browse key from website will usually take you right to My Documents or My Pictures.

Once you have uploaded them, click on one to enlarge it. Right click it and go to properties. Highlight that and post it on the AR forum under "image"

Thanks, got the account, lets see if they work.

Bull#1
Bull#2
Bull#3
Bull#4


Sorry I pulled the pics off my video camera from shooting at about 9 p.m. but these are 4 different bulls that were all together feeding on Sunday. Hope it gets someone charged for this season, I know I am.

THEY WORKED!!!!

Those are dandys!

Great shots, #4 is absolutely monsterous.

nice

you think number 4 will go 375+?

Very nice bulls. Now I know I'll have to buy my elk license OTC in Colorado.

Thanks. There goes another $500. But it will be worth it.

Thanks, I'm new at this big game stuff but I enjoy it. I don't know a lot about the scoring system but from guides I've seen on guessing in the field I just knew they are around 350'ish.

The one thing I do know is that the accubond idea is gone and the 180gr. TSX is in the driver seat for sure with my .300 WM.

you have my scouting trip beat! DAMN!!

Hey keep looking, Northern Idaho is nothing but a candy land wiht Big game from what I've seen. I hunt Whitetails just across the border in Washington and there are huge Deer and Elk in those parts that no one knows about or will go after.

For this early in the year, those are GREAT elk. They still have some growing to do and will be spectacular in Sept.

I figured they would have a little more growing to do. But there is a reason that they are this big to begin with, no one can find them. Not to knock Washington hunters but since I was little and the guys I knew who brought bulls like this home quite often were not from Washington. The Idaho and Alaska boys seem to be more successful in this state than the residents, so I follow their lead and then questions.

Very Nice

To tell the truth, I'm a deer hunter that finds lots of elk and never hunts them. I think I might be changing my quary. I look for deer all the time in the back country and most of the time I find elk like this. Anyone willing to help me out on an elk hunt, I've never gone after elk before?