February 21, 2009
February 09, 2009
Good Day for Shed Season Scouting
October 20, 2008
From the 4-Wheeler
Rebekah and I went out for a 4-wheeler drive on the back side of the mountain by our house. We weren't really even looking for sheds. We went up a little trail and on our way back down she said, "Dad, I found one, for real!" It was right off the little trail laying tines up. She is pretty excited about the fact that she found one. She was more excited that she found one and I didn't...punk!
September 26, 2008
Erik's Muzzleloader Monster Muley (Ok enough of the rhyming titles!)
Erik got his second deer in two years and the biggest one in the family and the biggest one for the year. He shot it with a borrowed muzzleloader in Carbon County... It was 22" wide and 19" tall. Congratulations Erik! All of his pictures are taken with a phone camera, so they are a little fuzzy. Maybe I should stop carrying a camera so I could have better luck with deer and sheds.
August 29, 2008
Bryon's Big Bad Butt-shot Buck
August 22, 2008
May 06, 2008
Not Completely Skunked...Right?
April 26, 2008
Under Cover Antler
I decided to put this one in as a big picture because it is only a small, old, white 3-point...have to do something to make it seem bigger. I have been looking for elk antlers in an area that seems perfect for deer, but this is the first one I have found in this area. I was out for about 1 1/2 hours and only found this, but at least I wasn't skunked...that's twice in a row now...hopefully things are getting back on track.
April 25, 2008
Family Elk Spotting
We went out for a drive, as a family, when Sam started saying we needed to go look for elk. I was pretty sure we wouldn't see anything, but we were pleasantly surprised. We saw 6 bulls that were all re-growing their antlers. Two were quite a bit bigger than the others. I am pretty sure that the one on the far right of the first picture is the bull that dropped the biggest one I found. The camera battery died, so I put my phone up to the binoculars for the best we could get...taken from the Jeep at about 50-60 yards.
April 18, 2008
Broken Horn Hunt
The first picture is my first "can you see it?" - not too hard to find. I went out for the day and only ended up finding these two broken sheds...but they were both fresh and I finally broke my skunk streak. While I was out I did a ton of hiking and ended up finding a herd of about 40 elk. There were 5 bulls that I could see. Four of the bulls were spikes that hadn't dropped yet and the other had dropped and was growing his new set. After the herd realized I was there, at about 150 yards, they trotted away. I started to scan the hillside for horns and ended up finding the deer shed laying right where they had been eating. The weird thing about that one is I was at an elevation of about 7600 feet. It was the highest deer shed I have found and the only one I have ever found in that area.
April 13, 2008
Horn King Update?
So Scott has been the Horn King in years past. However, last year Erik took the crown. This year I had a very short week or two as king, then Erik took it back. This last week has been busy for Erik, but Scott has apparently been putting up a good fight...with 19 sheds in the last 2 weekends. These ones were found by one of Scotts co-workders. Erik says that he is still leading by 1-2 sheds, but Scott has really closed the gap.
April 12, 2008
Erik Is Finding Too Many Sheds
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