2024 OFFICIAL ELK MEAT POLE

[Packer9037]

First elk ever for my daughter. 10-yard shot and she dropped him.
I can't tell you how proud I was of her. One of the most memorable hunts I have ever been on bar none. We are still in shock as to how it all went down. A special thanks to the man who helped make this hunt happen. Thanks so much John.

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So awesome, congrats sir! Taking my daughter along to Colorado this year as an observer and then she'll get to start too! Can't imagine the feeling, very cool!

 

[ID_Matt]

Wyoming 9/26/24

 

[bz_711]

9/20/24

First time going solo...and I enjoyed every second of it including the 4 round trips up and down the mountain packing meat/antlers.

Can't wait to do it again. Congrats to all those having success!

 

[wannakillabigbull]

Tagged one in Wyoming. Never shot a bull with one normal side so that was kind of cool. He had crazy fronts and seeing he was a 6 on one side was enough for me.

 

[nidahobrushswimmer]

Tagged one in Wyoming. Never shot a bull with one normal side so that was kind of cool. He had crazy fronts and seeing he was a 6 on one side was enough for me.

Sweet! Love weird bulls.

 

[Mrs. Carter]

My first time elk hunting and my 2024 bull! @Wyatt.Carter was my guide and pack mule

 

[Maxhunter]

WY bull taken on 9/19/24. Shot was 9yds. Boy was it hot this season.

 

[WaWox]

My first elk hunt and had the incredible luck to draw the Monroe in Utah for it. Had a fantastic time with Russ and Jake from Utah Premier Outfitters there. After an unfortunate bump and then missed shots on a huge bull on opening day, we managed to sneak to 500 yards from this guy on the third day as he was herding his 40 or so cows around. Was wild to hear him bugle just before dawn -- after complete silence for the three preceding days. Two of my 139gr LRX Barnes first broke his spine and then turned his front shoulder into a hand grenade that took out his lungs (and about 25lbs of shoulder meat). Incredible experience to then have horses come in and help with the packout