André said:Colorado for elk. Manitoba for everything that we have here...except bears and turkeys. No desire to hunt bears at this time. Will endeavor to hunt turkeys one of these years.![]()
97 elk in that herd. Quiet 6 x 6 bull bringing up the rear and a really vocal 6 x 6 in front. The front bull was talking away with another bull inside the tree line and went straight for the trees to challenge this other bull. About 100 yards from the tree line he put on the brakes. A high and thick tined 6 x 6 stepped out of the trees and gave him a, "Here I am! You still want a piece of me?" bugle. The not yet ready for prime time bull turned around and ran straight up and over the mountain. Abandoned the herd entirely.mikeh416Rigby said:Andre: that is one big herd of elk. Any nice bulls in there?
André said:[quote="André":wbvgzu99]Colorado for elk. Manitoba for everything that we have here...except bears and turkeys. No desire to hunt bears at this time. Will endeavor to hunt turkeys one of these years.![]()
Hunted the Yukon back in my younger days for Dall Sheep, Moose, and Caribout up in the Ogilve (sp) Mountains in the Tatundik (sp) River drainage. Beautiful country. Flew into Whitehorse, then took a bus up to Dawson, then bush plane into the area, then used horses to get around. What a trip!Mark31 said:I grew up hunting in the Yukon, now I hunt around Manitoba. Hoping to get back to the Yukon in a few years.
Sounds like a great trip.Riggs said:Hunted the Yukon back in my younger days for Dall Sheep, Moose, and Caribout up in the Ogilve (sp) Mountains in the Tatundik (sp) River drainage. Beautiful country. Flew into Whitehorse, then took a bus up to Dawson, then bush plane into the area, then used horses to get around. What a trip!Mark31 said:I grew up hunting in the Yukon, now I hunt around Manitoba. Hoping to get back to the Yukon in a few years.