Live Hunt: Bulls For My Buddies
During the 2010 elk season I decided to help guide some good friends to big Colorado elk.
My 2010 elk season was a bit different then the norm. I decided to take a step back from the driver's seat and spend my season helping some great friends fill their life long dream of killing a bull in the Colorado wilderness. It was an amazing feeling to help my friend out and it made for a season I won't soon forget. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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Comments (9)
Sept will be here before we know it! I'll be shed hunting soon (when the snow melts) and that should keep the "fever" down a bit:)
Is it September yet?!?!
I have enjoyed all the pictures you have posted. It's really shows the country you hunt in...beautiful and rugged.
Garrett
It was incredible to be a part of all of these hunts! I was just happy I was able to tag along.
Great pics.
What a great story! Those are the memories you never forget.
It's amazing how "clean" that high country down there looks. Seems like everwhere up here is either jungle thick spruce, 6 foot tall brush, muskeg that feels like a 2 foot thick sponge, or bare rock!
I'm looking forward to the 2011 season and hope to get as much content up on the Live Hunt site as I can. It's always great to be able to share my adventures with friends and fellow hunters.
Great story aron and one heck of a season! Hope you have as much luck this year.
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Great story aron and one heck of a season! Hope you have as much luck this year.
I'm looking forward to the 2011 season and hope to get as much content up on the Live Hunt site as I can. It's always great to be able to share my adventures with friends and fellow hunters.
It's amazing how "clean" that high country down there looks. Seems like everwhere up here is either jungle thick spruce, 6 foot tall brush, muskeg that feels like a 2 foot thick sponge, or bare rock!
What a great story! Those are the memories you never forget.
Great pics.
It was incredible to be a part of all of these hunts! I was just happy I was able to tag along.
I have enjoyed all the pictures you have posted. It's really shows the country you hunt in...beautiful and rugged.
Garrett
Is it September yet?!?!
Sept will be here before we know it! I'll be shed hunting soon (when the snow melts) and that should keep the "fever" down a bit:)
Post a Comment (200 characters or less)