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No birds, but nice herd of elk.
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jackley
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South of Buffalo Wy.
Jerry
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I hunted elk just north of Buffalo decades ago. Missed a 7x7. That was a bummer.
Thanks for the reminder.
Thanks for the reminder.
22 years ago a military base in southern Alberta introduced elk as a large grazer to replace the feral horses they'd removed. As best I recall, over a year, they moved in about 300 head which took off like wildfire. 10 years later there were herds of (by my estimate) close to a thousand which were a sight to see.
Some very fine bulls. The first year they allowed hunting was cows only. Quite the bummer to drive to drive around that first day and see only bulls.
Some very fine bulls. The first year they allowed hunting was cows only. Quite the bummer to drive to drive around that first day and see only bulls.
LOL looks like Grand Canyon National Park! You see sooo many elk and deer in the park. Was on a job this last Oct and saw a nice herd with a 7x8 bedded in the school playground!
