Wister Junkie
Well-Known Member
So I used my WY elk points for a general tag this year and applied for deer knowing I didn't have enough points. To my surprise I drew the deer tag as well. After doing some research and having no one else to go with on the trip, I decided to go guided on horseback. I got a new position at work, so had to move the deer hunt back to the last week of the season, so I was a little worried about finding a shooter.
Went back for deer season and was able to use my elk tag for archery as well. We hunted 4 days and I dropped my buck on the second day. We got in on.a few elk, but I missed a shot low or hit a branch on a cool bull that had 6 points on one side and a big drop club on his other side. We got to 51 yards on another bull, but never got a clean shot opportunity through the timber. AWESOME experience.
Went back for the last 3 days of elk season. Second day found a group of elk on a peak that kicked out butts getting up it. Found a 5x5 and I was able to put him down. We couldn't get the horses to where I shot the elk, so got a good workout packing it to the horses. Probably one of my most fun hunts I've done
Went back for deer season and was able to use my elk tag for archery as well. We hunted 4 days and I dropped my buck on the second day. We got in on.a few elk, but I missed a shot low or hit a branch on a cool bull that had 6 points on one side and a big drop club on his other side. We got to 51 yards on another bull, but never got a clean shot opportunity through the timber. AWESOME experience.
Went back for the last 3 days of elk season. Second day found a group of elk on a peak that kicked out butts getting up it. Found a 5x5 and I was able to put him down. We couldn't get the horses to where I shot the elk, so got a good workout packing it to the horses. Probably one of my most fun hunts I've done
