Thanks Charlie and Ron for sharing your great hunt and equally great pictures.  It sounds like you two had a fantastic time.

Charlie and Ron Good Stuff! Thanks for sharing with us...

ronp and PaPaFrank, glad you liked it, Charlie did a good job with the photos and telling the tale....it was fun and a great experience. I can see it happening again in the future!!

Great hunt and great story. Thank you.

Thanks Ron!

Thanks for sharing the hunt with us. I'll be heading back out there next week Friday.

A $1200.00 Elk hunt! I could afford that. No doubt a bit more for this Canadian, but way less that I would have guessed.
This is going to sound bad, stupid or both but, what's a popper? They sure look good.

Peppers ,filled with cheese...then wrapped in bacon grilled to perfection, then consumed. I could only eat one....just to hot for me     !!

Jalapeno peppers, and they can be HOT. Great story and pics, Thanks

Usually I stuff the pepper with a small scallop too. I was hoping for fresh grouse breast but no luck.

For the Record there were only 2 hot peppers in that Batch. Ron picked one on his first try.

I dont know what licenses cost in Canada for Elk but I know someone who hunts them up there.

We could probably get the cost here down to $800.00 if we really wanted an economical--- no extras hunt.  Its very, very possible with a group of 4 guys.

Great Story and glad you had a good time. And remember even experienced Elk hunters usually get skunked! Amazing pictures

Thanks for sharing the story with pics.  I just returned from Colorado elk hunting as well.  However, my pics are not even close to yours.  I just did not think about it much at the time, I guess.

I do journal my hunting trips, but a little more thought about which shots to take would have added a lot to the memories. Something to think about for the future.

Great story and photos >>>-->