Very cool.

Great video.  Well done Corey
Deno

Very well done, thanks for putting that together!
-Jay

Congrats Corey.  This is the hardest hunter I know guys and when he puts his mind to something, an animal is in a world of trouble.

Not sure how many people caught it but he drove 24 hours IN JULY over a long weekend to put out a couple of cameras and stash a couple of Loc-ons to hunt in September.  He's a beast!

Congrats. I'm always amazed how those rascals can navigate black timber.

Awesome!  Great video.

Corey I admire your dedication and getting it done.Great job.Kip

Great video, congrats!

   

Awesome! Makes me want to elk hunt even more! Also great so see more great results with a low weight bow.

       

That's just awesome

very good, and congrats on bull.

Just mazing - congratulations on the bull and just really cool video as well!

Excellent video!      

Was all the meat still good?  I have heard elk are so large that the meat begins to spoil around the bones quickly if they are not quickly cooled?  I'm not being smart, just asking because I would have been going crazy wanting to trail that beast over the night!

Fantastic video footage.  Thanks for posting and footage like that won't make the 6 month wait until elk season any shorter!  Congrats

Great video!  Thanks for sharing with us.  Looks like ole Bocephus did a good job of calling them in for ya!

Yup.. That's pretty awesome.

Todd

QuoteOriginally posted by two4hooking:
Was all the meat still good?  I have heard elk are so large that the meat begins to spoil around the bones quickly if they are not quickly cooled?  I'm not being smart, just asking because I would have been going crazy wanting to trail that beast over the night!

The meat was fine. It was tough to wait that long, the only reason I did was because his leg was back when I shot so I didn't want to chance losing him by trailing too soon. If I had waited for his leg to move forward he would have been out of the last opening I had .