Thread: Wyoming Desert Elk

Originally Posted by norsk

Are you going after pronghorn too?

Well done an awesome experience

Originally Posted by Chur Bay

What a beast. .
Was it a mission getting the meat out?

It was very easy. Got the ute to about 50meters. Oil and gas roads everywhere.

But a couple of days earlier did a big pack out in the mountains for my sons elk so was happy with an easy one.

That Pronghorn needs to clean his teeth.

Originally Posted by Trout

That Pronghorn needs to clean his teeth.

I’m doing that for him. He’s currently in a pot of simmering water

What a beast!

Originally Posted by cb14

It was very easy. Got the ute to about 50meters. Oil and gas roads everywhere.

But a couple of days earlier did a big pack out in the mountains for my sons elk so was happy with an easy one.

what do those prong horn eat like bit similar to a very over sized chamois

Originally Posted by Barry the hunter

what do those prong horn eat like bit similar to a very over sized chamois

They are ok. I prefer deer and elk. Not a big fan of chamois either.

thanks I have been told by mates who have hunted over there that a fat spring caribou is the best

Really nice buck. Congrats.

Yeah, 175 yards with a bow is a long shot. CB14 you've changed...

Nice Bull

Very nice animals , great place to hunt.

That is terrific that you got that Antelope,as well as a Elk.

Its really inspired me.

If anyone wants info on how to draw tags in western USA, happy to pass on what I have learnt over the past 8 years (its a complicated and expensive process). Just send me a PM and I’ll give you a call. But generally you’ll need ‘preference points’ to draw good tags, but there are over the counter options.