New world record archery bull

[Wapiti66]

'Brooks also says he couldn’t stand to leave bad blood with Morrison, as Brooks takes his role as a bowhunting ambassador seriously. He says the two men spoke after the hunt ended, and he offered to give Morrison a pair of replica sheds.

Morrison tells OL, “I said you can shove them right up your ass.” However Brooks says Morrison accepted the offer in front of witnesses, and that he is a man of his word and will present him with the replica sheds regardless of what Morrison publicly states.'


lol --- Morrison sounds like a real piece of work ...


Maybe even a Drama Llama...

I agree. Morrison was baiting the elk so he could hopefully get the sheds. He even accused Brooks of harassing the big bull to get him to drop his sheds early. I’m guessing Morrisons bait pile had more to do with the elk being there than Brooks pile, since it was only two days old. Also the fact that Brooks offered him replica sheds tells me that’s what he was after, otherwise why did Brooks offer that.? I know if I legally killed any animal and the neighboring LO treats me like that, I’d only offer him a warm glass of shut the hell up

 

[wyosam]

So you don't have pictures of this? Okay.

The longer this goes, the more my point is solidified. I live 3 parcels off a wildlife area that touches one of the local feeding stations and I can tell you I watch a lot of the hunting activity from my house in my personal time, excluding the time I spend actually scouting, hunting, or shed hunting. The "f*n Indians" argument is, in most cases, laughable, and baseless. I've seen exponentially more cases of accidents from non tribal hunters than I have of tribal members committing what they're accused of. It gets old.

Reminds me of all the “nonresidents come trash everything” talk I used to hear in Wyoming. The vast majority I saw was locals.


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[roosiebull]

Having attempted unsuccessfully to bait elk and deer in Oregon and Washington a few times, I’ll take a waterhole or alfalfa field 10 out of 10 times over a bait pile.

People who think it’s cheating most of the time have never done it.

It seems that it’s only cheating when others do it successfully

I have never tried baiting, and I assume that is because it seems like a pain in the ass, And i predict there is a learning curve that I don’t want to take the time to learn.

I have seen a bunch of bait sites over the years, and none of them looked well executed, just someone randomly baiting a very easy spot to access like dumping some apples was going to magically create a honey hole for whoever dumped the bait.

I think it’s not all that different to hound hunting, people don’t understand it or try to understand it and since they don’t, they just claim it’s cheating even though they couldn’t do it successfully… people want to feel special, and they know the only way to do that is to try to discredit everyone who is more successful than they are.

I guarantee there is a high percentage of unsuccessful bubba hunters that have no talent in any regard that think if the had Casey’s money, they could be just as successful as him. It’s both funny and gross

 

[Alpine4x4]

I think you mean Yakama. Yakima is a city.

I said what I said.