The ultimate elk hunter needs partner

[Poser]

 

[S.Clancy]

There is a reason why I either hunt by myself, my brothers, or 1 or 2 good friends, and it's guys like this.

 

[KHNC]

Everyone knows he doesnt kill shit, thats why no one can make it this year.

 

[Geewhiz]

*sigh* I guess I'll reach out.

 

[Mish-pop]

Why we hiking 20 miles?? Sounds like your hiking and not hunting!

 

[Poser]

Everyone knows he doesnt kill shit, thats why no one can make it this year.

Good point. I would imagine that any dude who calls in 20 bulls until one of them is a 350 hunting any unit you can hunt annually in Colorado would have have a deep pool of potential partners.

 

[D_wit22]

Why doesn’t he list his contact information? How’s a guy supposed to get in touch with him

 

[Billogna]

He must have deleted that post. All I can see from him now is posts about breaking out in hives after eating wild game and spending more than the price of his house on his backpack hunting gear...

 

[Hnthrdr]

Man this guy sounds legit, I want someone to call in 20+ elk for me so I can pick over the 350+ bulls until I find one of my liking… wonder why none of his buddies can make it?

 

[Maverick1]

Why we hiking 20 miles?? Sounds like your hiking and not hunting!

I hike 20 miles when I am packing out meat. Multiple trips back and forth, typically adds up to over 20 miles.

But if one is hiking 20 miles in a day, they don't know what they are doing - since they are hiking past a LOT of elk. Or they aren't hiking past any elk at all. In either case, I'll stick with my solo hunts.

 

[mustelid_master]

If anyone wants to hunt with an even more hardcore hunter, I consistently hike 21 miles in a day and see many 360 class bulls

 

[Mish-pop]

I hike 20 miles when I am packing out meat. Multiple trips back and forth, typically adds up to over 20 miles.

But if one is hiking 20 miles in a day, they don't know what they are doing - since they are hiking past a LOT of elk. Or they aren't hiking past any elk at all. In either case, I'll stick with my solo hunts.

Ya I was meaning the hunting portion. I get hiking for the pack out can be long and brutal but I took it as he was hiking during the hunt. You definitely aren't finding the 350+ bulls regularly just going for a hike

 

[wyosteve]

I think his user name says it all!

 

[ScreamingPotato]

20 miles a day? Is he trying to exhaust the Elk like those African tribes that chase the Kudu until they just lay down and die?

 

[Beendare]

Good point. I would imagine that any dude who calls in 20 bulls until one of them is a 350 hunting any unit you can hunt annually in Colorado would have have a deep pool of potential partners.

Is this like the dating app where there are many reports of men not recognizing the woman from her ad?

"Sexy Tactical military type man in great shape with his own vehicle looking for sexy woman". ...

and this guy shows up to the date....

 

[5MilesBack]

I took it as he was hiking during the hunt. You definitely aren't finding the 350+ bulls regularly just going for a hike

That depends on two things: (1) Are there actually 350"+ bulls where you're hunting; and (2) how you're calling. I don't actually start hunting until I get the response I want. Until then it's just hiking. So ya, sometimes it takes covering a lot of ground to find those big bulls that want to play the game.

 

[KurtR]

This guy should hook up with the Roal Reaper

 

[ckleeves]

One of you guys better partner up, I’m out, I’m only good for 19 miles these days.

 

[Geewhiz]

One of you guys better partner up, I’m out, I’m only good for 19 miles these days.

You're such a lightweight.

 

[ckleeves]

You're such a lightweight.

Leg Injury. I used to do 28 mile days and call in 26 bulls over 370” but those days are in the rear view mirror. Now I pretty much have been reduced to doing 6 mile days and shooting raghorns mostly.