Yeah, he thought he was gonna plow through those willows...Film was awesome. 7 feet has to be one of the shortest recoveries of all time...
Good question, I really have no idea. he was missing part of his back hoof on one side but it was not a fresh wound. It was completely healed over and he had a thick brown callus over it.@Tony Trietch what ended up being the issue w/ the foot btw?
How did he eat, given his condition? Lean, but tender?Good question, I really have no idea. he was missing part of his back hoof on one side but it was not a fresh wound. It was completely healed over and he had a thick brown callus over it.
I can only assume that his hoof was the reason he was so skinny. He was also keeping to himself or at least was in daylight. He was less than a mile from other cows and bulls but always alone.
Thanks.Those were Revos. I used to work on the charter boats in Lake Michigan and they were just what we wore.
Still use them on occasion.
Thanks for watching and the kind words. Congrats on you bull this past year too!Cool to watch a video that is so foreign to alpine/subalpine, and conifer forests that I hunt elk in, but no matter the terrain it always seems like it comes down to battling wind! I respect the grind, I killed my bull on my last day of hunting as well this year, almost makes it that much sweeter. Congrats
Thanks Medusa7mm, I appreciate the kind words!You showed all the suffering, misery, and mental warfare that elk hunting consists of which I thought made the video gritty and real. And talk about dedication for that many days! Probably one of the few that I would watch again.
Just had a tenderloin tonight and it was amazing!How did he eat, given his condition? Lean, but tender?
Sounds delicious!!Just had a tenderloin tonight and it was amazing!