Record Quest: Bull Down in Wyoming
Record Quest host Andrew McKean hits pay dirt on his backcountry crossbow hunt.
After five days in a bivy sack at 10,000 feet in southwest Wyoming’s mountains, after numerous encounters with rut-spun bulls, after running out of water, after blisters and searing lungs, I finally arrowed a Wyoming Range bull with a crossbow. Here's how my hunt unfolded. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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Congratulations, well done. I am glad to see someone else recognizes how well the ASAT camo works. I have had squirrels climb up my leg and deer walk over my feet with my ASAT gillie on. It is great stuff!
What do you do with the ivories?
What kind of uses can they be utilized for?
Congrats Andrew, and great photos. What day did you kill your bull? I'm headed to that same country tomorrow for the rifle opener on the 15th and had heard the elk were still vocal.
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What do you do with the ivories?
What kind of uses can they be utilized for?
Congrats Andrew, and great photos. What day did you kill your bull? I'm headed to that same country tomorrow for the rifle opener on the 15th and had heard the elk were still vocal.
Congratulations, well done. I am glad to see someone else recognizes how well the ASAT camo works. I have had squirrels climb up my leg and deer walk over my feet with my ASAT gillie on. It is great stuff!
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