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Kentucky elk hunt on public land
When you go back, they should still be tossing out a bugle now and then. Being assigned to the LEA, you are able to hunt animals that see much less pressure than the At-Large areas. The gun hunters assigned to that unit will tag out pretty quickly for the most part and I don't think they'll bust...- screamin6x6
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- Forum: Elk
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All the elk sign but no elk???
Have you been in the area to listen during the night? If not, they may help paint the picture of where they're going.- screamin6x6
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- Forum: Elk
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New Mexico Archery Elk
Congrats on the tag. I really like that phone setup. Good hunting, I'm looking forward to following along.- screamin6x6
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- Forum: Live Hunts
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Dreaming of eating like a king (or queen)
Wow. Great picture. Now I have to wonder how long it will take for someone to steal the photo and post it on other sites as having been taken in any number of East / Southeast states that now have elk. ;)- screamin6x6
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- Forum: Elk
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WY Elk: KHunter archery 2016
Sounds like an awesome hunt so far. Thanks for the updates.- screamin6x6
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- Forum: Elk
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2016 Idaho Bull
Nice bull. It looks like you also did a great job taking care of the good stuff.- screamin6x6
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- Forum: Elk
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Hello From Kentucky...
Yes, we are blessed with plenty of public hunting areas. If you decide to go sometime, PM me and I'll give you a few ideas on where to start.- screamin6x6
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- Forum: Who am I?
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Hello From Kentucky...
Long time lurker here. Figure it's time to join in. I don't have a lot of experience hunting in the western U.S. but have plenty in the Bluegrass State, including elk. So if anybody is looking for information about hunting here, hit me up. I enjoy helping other hunters.- screamin6x6
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