This big boy has been roaming around on my property in Pottawatomie County. I had no idea there were any Elk in the area.
LUCKY SOB!!! lol
That is awesome. I would love to see an elk in one of my trail cameras. Heck I would find a way to feed him anything he desired to keep him there.
I went on a cow elk hunt back in 2004 and the most awesome sounds I have heard are in the morning with low clouds in the mountains hearing bulls a bugling.
That is awesome. I would love to see an elk in one of my trail cameras. Heck I would find a way to feed him anything he desired to keep him there.
I went on a cow elk hunt back in 2004 and the most awesome sounds I have heard are in the morning with low clouds in the mountains hearing bulls a bugling.
So can they be hunted legally there? Maybe it is a farm elk that has escaped?
He's a young un', but at least you have them in the area. Cool beans.
Looks like a beast next to that short feeder
Yes, but they draw tags (at least they do for Ft. Sill anyway) I know there's plenty of people that hunt elk around the state, where populations allow. I've only hunted on Ft. Sill for the buglers. I'm not sure how the state runs it off base though, but I've heard it takes seriously deep pockets, but that's just hearsay
I thought you could apply for landowner tags just like you can for antelope.
