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Got my brother on some elk and he made a great few shots at 450 yards to fill his cow tag.

Holy hell, who has the drivers license?!?
I didn't know you were a minor?

I'm not. I hope you're kidding about the drivers liscense haha

So chode got his cow?

Way to go, it is always great when you can back the truck up to the dead elk.

Oh we didn't back the truck up to the elk. We dragged that son of bitch two miles down hill an through a creek because I don't know how to quarter. Needless to say it sucked.

Yeah...good to know... Probably should have watched that earlier

huntfishnv wrote:Yeah...good to know... Probably should have watched that earlier

Haha! You will know for next time. Congrats on the great hunt. I am very jealous, elk is one of the best meats I have had.

Good job. Betcha you bring a hatchet and good knife for quartering the next one. Dragged it two miles...lol.

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aunt betty wrote:Good job. Betcha you bring a hatchet and good knife for quartering the next one. Dragged it two miles...lol.

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Luckily it was all down hill or we'd still be there.

Screw the hatchet. Cordless sawzall and a couple extra batteries is the way to go.

JGUN wrote:Screw the hatchet. Cordless sawzall and a couple extra batteries is the way to go.

i saw a guy quarter an antelope with a chainsaw once, fucking hilarious!

(MT)Montanafowler wrote:

JGUN wrote:Screw the hatchet. Cordless sawzall and a couple extra batteries is the way to go.

i saw a guy quarter an antelope with a chainsaw once, **** hilarious!

That sounds absolutely amazing

huntfishnv wrote:Oh we didn't back the truck up to the elk. We dragged that son of bitch two miles down hill an through a creek because I don't know how to quarter. Needless to say it sucked.

Seriously?

Bulldog0156 wrote:

huntfishnv wrote:Oh we didn't back the truck up to the elk. We dragged that son of **** two miles down hill an through a creek because I don't know how to quarter. Needless to say it sucked.

Seriously?

seriously haha

huntfishnv wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:

huntfishnv wrote:Oh we didn't back the truck up to the elk. We dragged that son of **** two miles down hill an through a creek because I don't know how to quarter. Needless to say it sucked.

Seriously?

seriously haha

That sucks mega dong. Good motivation for learning to go gutless though! A tip on gutless is always start at one of the creases in the leg near the belly. It's hard to screw up and make a mess if you start where there's a bunch of extra skin.

Bulldog0156 wrote:

huntfishnv wrote:

Bulldog0156 wrote:

huntfishnv wrote:Oh we didn't back the truck up to the elk. We dragged that son of **** two miles down hill an through a creek because I don't know how to quarter. Needless to say it sucked.

Seriously?

seriously haha

That sucks mega dong. Good motivation for learning to go gutless though! A tip on gutless is always start at one of the creases in the leg near the belly. It's hard to screw up and make a mess if you start where there's a bunch of extra skin.

thanks for the tip. Didn't you come out this way to hunt this year? How'd you do?