Pony Soldier
WKR
Every day of big game season on horseback in the hunt or exploration.
December jumpshooting geese - (public service work).
December jumpshooting geese - (public service work).
I will not be picky at all. It's been since 2018 since I killed an elk. Freezer is pretty bare right now.Here is a question for all the guys with multiple elk tags, if you kill a bull/ cow on your first tag, do you get picky on the second? Like letting smaller bulls walk? Or if it’s a cow tag, turn it in?
Here is a question for all the guys with multiple elk tags, if you kill a bull/ cow on your first tag, do you get picky on the second? Like letting smaller bulls walk? Or if it’s a cow tag, turn it in?
Kind of the operate the same way, if I tag a bull during archery I get really picky with my muley buck tag. I get if folks have big families, just me the wife and little one so one bull and a buck/bear is plenty. I don’t hate guys for getting multiple tags just sometimes wonder the rational if they are punching 2-4 elk tags, plus deer, pronghorn, bear a year that’s a ton of meatJust the wife and I now, so one elk is more than plenty. I killed a cow last season on a B tag; I hunted the last week of the season, but it would have had to been a bruiser for me to even consider pulling the trigger. If I happened to kill a bull first and still had a cow tag, I’d most likely eat it.
It's just my wife and I as well, but I have friends and family I like to share with.Here is a question for all the guys with multiple elk tags, if you kill a bull/ cow on your first tag, do you get picky on the second? Like letting smaller bulls walk? Or if it’s a cow tag, turn it in?