WanderingWapiti
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So many first bulls! Congrats @gsphunter1 and @blazingangel09.
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On a wide open hillside in plain view, yes. Ive killed plenty of animals sub 20 where terrain allows, so I dont feel bad about stretching it out now and then.563 is now 'sneaking in'?......

Well, alrighty then.... I guess I don't feel so bad about 'sneaking in' to 849 on a prairie whitetail.On a wide open hillside in plain view, yes.
By the way I got one so suck it.Here’s 2025’s episode of “let’s make Geewhiz feel insufficient”![]()
Pictures or it didn’t happen….By the way I got one so suck it.

My archery season was cut short this year after hitting a deer with my truck which took it out of commission. My back-up truck is kind of a POS, so I dont trust it on longer adventures. So I stole the wife's 4runner and took off three days before the rifle opener.Thing’s a giant! Nice work!View attachment 966653View attachment 966654My archery season was cut short this year after hitting a deer with my truck which took it out of commission. My back-up truck is kind of a POS, so I dont trust it on longer adventures. So I stole the wife's 4runner and took off three days before the rifle opener.
Two days before the opener I found a bull about three miles away. I couldn't really make out his true size from that distance, but that evening the sun hit him just right and showed off his tine length. The following day I was back on my knob and picked him and the cows up about a mile from where they were the night before and a little closer. I had yet to see anyone in the area but knew how chaotic openers are, and rightfully so.
On opening morning an outfitter spooked every elk in the drainage within 30 minutes of shooting light. Luckily I got a quick glimpse of the herd rolling into a coulee and I took off to try and intercept them. Luckily I picked the right route and caught them at 350 yards.
ThanksThing’s a giant! Nice work!