big chief
17 years ago
About 1000' south of me is this undeveloped meadow (disked recently, so it's all dirt in this pic). One of the local Roosevelt elk herds frequents this spot. This is about 25-30 animals, and they have to cross US hwy. 101 to get here.
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tonester666
17 years ago
tbrochin
17 years ago
Looks like that one just slightly off-center to the right is presenting for Goathead!
fishinguitarman
17 years ago
big chief
17 years ago
yeah, I suspect Goat would hit all of them, given the chance.
He might have to fight the bulls for the opportunity, and he would need a stepstool if he prevailed!
fishinguitarman
17 years ago
I think the bulls would have an advantage.....



















Their penises are bigger
big chief
17 years ago
the one cow trying to lure Goat is showing him her bagel
fishinguitarman
17 years ago
With cream cheese?
big chief
17 years ago
Where's Goat??
He's probably already downloaded the pic and 'saved' to his private collection...
pacman357
17 years ago
I expected to see a bunch of old white guys, pants up around their armpits and wearing clip-on ties.
Charlie
17 years ago
Where is Cooper....he would be going nuts trying to decide which to shoot.

Charlie
tbrochin
17 years ago
#10......



Chuckle, snort, guffaw, knee-slappery, hardy-har, and the like.
wstakelin
17 years ago
I live in Kentucky.
We have elk in the eastern part of the state.
My father was drawn for a hunt (Cow)6 or 7 years ago.
He harvested one that weighed 620 lbs. It was a record at the time. I am not sure if it still stands as they only post info on the bulls.
He took it down around five pm and it took untill eleven pm to get it back to camp. We had the state bioligist with us and he would not let us gut it untill we got it back to camp because he wanted to get a proper weight on her.....
Hell of a trip.

wstakelin
t33bone
17 years ago
Looks like a herd of noobs ready for attack.

Thx for sharing.
Wyteyes
17 years ago
Millie and I lived in Orick the winter/spring of 72. We used to go out and watch the herds of elk. All the cows would be in one herd with a couple of bulls. The rest of the male would be off in a herd by them selves. One of the bulls with the cows was named Goat. LOL Beautiful country.

Ever now and then we would hear a gun shot go off. The word was the cows were really good eating.
pacman357
17 years ago
#12 I sense you may be mocking me.
jackconrad
17 years ago
Very cool. We have some half breed elk- deer around here.
pacman357
17 years ago
grmcooper
17 years ago
11. Author: Charlie Date: 12/24/2008 06:03 PM Reply
Where is Cooper....he would be going nuts trying to decide which to shoot.

Charlie



Charlie i would shoot all i could!
big chief
17 years ago
#13, WStaklin,

620 lbs is a big cow.

800+lb bull (mature) is about normal here, and pastures and meadows and foliage are abundant year-round.
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