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Top 10 Elk For Knight & Hale
Elk season is fast approaching, so it's fitting to take a quick look at some of the best bulls taken in recent years by well-known hunters such as Harold Knight and David Hale, of game call and television fame.
 Famed hunter Harold Knight shows an outstanding 5x6 bull elk he took during an Arizona bow hunt in 2005. The bull was called in close by Harold in deep, dark timber. The bull scored an impressive 300-inches of heavy-beam antler. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENT |
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Photo Gallery Comments (6)
Those sure are some majestic creatures. If you boys need a hunting partner any time, feel free to contact me!!
Is it just me or does it look like bulls number 5,6 and 10 were shot in the same spot in each picture. Notice the Mountain in the back....lol.
What has happened to hunting. Yes, these are all fine elk. I wonder how much they cost to kill. Your article about the spider elk made me sick. What these guys do is not hunting. Its killing to satisfy their egos and/or their bank accounts. Why don't you lose the businessment and start featuring regular people who are really hunters. I am sick of the celebrities, the businessmen, and the rich "hunters" who buy their way into the record books.
hiduby, Get used to it, especially in NM. My son got his hunter safety 3 yrs ago. We haven't drawn at anything. Online draws and out-of-state guided hunts have taken all the elk tags. It's sad. Used to be anybody who hit a paper plate at 30-300 yds could take at least a 5x5. The big out-of-state money has taken all that away.
Nice animals...but the background (mountain) sure looks the same in a few of the pictures??
Still, some nice elk!
Photo #1 is a nice enough bull but standing far behind it and reaching out to make the picture look bigger?? Come on now, it is what it is and nothing bigger. Still a nice bull though.
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What has happened to hunting. Yes, these are all fine elk. I wonder how much they cost to kill. Your article about the spider elk made me sick. What these guys do is not hunting. Its killing to satisfy their egos and/or their bank accounts. Why don't you lose the businessment and start featuring regular people who are really hunters. I am sick of the celebrities, the businessmen, and the rich "hunters" who buy their way into the record books.
Is it just me or does it look like bulls number 5,6 and 10 were shot in the same spot in each picture. Notice the Mountain in the back....lol.
hiduby, Get used to it, especially in NM. My son got his hunter safety 3 yrs ago. We haven't drawn at anything. Online draws and out-of-state guided hunts have taken all the elk tags. It's sad. Used to be anybody who hit a paper plate at 30-300 yds could take at least a 5x5. The big out-of-state money has taken all that away.
Nice animals...but the background (mountain) sure looks the same in a few of the pictures??
Still, some nice elk!
Photo #1 is a nice enough bull but standing far behind it and reaching out to make the picture look bigger?? Come on now, it is what it is and nothing bigger. Still a nice bull though.
Those sure are some majestic creatures. If you boys need a hunting partner any time, feel free to contact me!!
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