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Shot an elk yesterday!
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Well more than one really. My daughter wanted to see real live elk for a change instead of mounts. So I took her on a day trip to Estes Park. Found a few nice ones that I wouldn't mind finding on public land some day.









Even found a pretty nice buck!





I had a great time with the kid shooting animals with the Olympus!
 
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Chad here are the ones Cody yourself and I shot a couple weeks ago 400+ yards was to far for me.

Looks like you two had a good day. tu2







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On a different front, my brother and his son both filled their cow tags in Unit 2 in northwest Colorado. That area always produces a couple of cows every year for my family. I've finally got enough preference points for one of the limited bull tags for that area.

Now if the Navy would just let me be around long enough to do the hunt! LOL
 
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Chad here are the ones Cody yourself and I shot a couple weeks ago 400+ yards was to far for me.

Looks like you two had a good day. tu2



These were a lot easier to shoot for sure! They started about 20 yards off the road to about 150 yards to the furthest one. They were in the back yards of some houses. My daughter looked at them and said "To those people in the house it must be like having squirrels in your back yard!"





Anyway, this was her first experience with elk or "Fuzzy Jowls" as she affectionately calls them. I think she had a blast.
 
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I surprised there is that much snow on the ground!

Looks like you guys had a nice trip!


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I surprised there is that much snow on the ground!

Looks like you guys had a nice trip!


15 min East of Estes Park on HWY 36 there wasn't any snow. That is where we took the photos of the deer. We even found another herd laying in a old corn field on the way home. I bet they would taste really good!





Plus, I had to stop on the way home so my daughter could take a picture of this strange bird.



 
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Between all the elk and the muley's, I would rather have either of the bucks than the bulls. Especially the buck that was carrying the rack in the second picture.

Looks like you all had a great time.


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