its your elk
its your elk
Whoever was scarier lookin.![]()
Mom's comin' 'round to put it back the way it ought to be.
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We had that same situation happen to our camp other then it being a friend part. one of our guys shot it followed the blood trail and then some other guys shot it and tagged it. We decided to give it to them just not to deal with the hassel. but then later we asked the game warden and she said techincally it should have been ours.
Grab a straw and suck it up.
Gut shot you say??? Let your buddy have it...
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"An individual is only entiteld to one's rights as long as one respects the rights of others."...R.F.
Had a NICE Pronghorn buck I shot 2 years ago go this way too. Shot the in the left shoulder and sadly I was low 8 inches and broke his leg . He ran off on three legs about a mile to another group of hunters that dispatched him. Either I felt bad about the whole thing and stopped hunting for a couple hours and practiced about 40 rounds. I was dead on in the practice but i believe I got excited when i shot at this buck. Later that day I got another nice buck and that was a clean kill. Either way I learned a lot from that hunt and that is to concentrate on the vital zone. Either way in a deer hunt a month later I concentrates so hard on that shot and he went to deer heaven instantly. If the friend is cool he would share the meat with you and if he were a gentleman give your wife the kill.
Sounds right... what a bummer
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Should share. Texas heart shots probably took care of a lot of the meat.