I had taken pictures with my phone and couldn't seem to get them off.  Two days later we were hiking through where I shot my elk and got some pictures with our camera.  With the meat safely hanging and cool, I took the horns and ivory this time.  It is hard to see in the picture but the right side had been damaged and there was a small nub that had grown down allowing the brow tine to get unusually long.


 

I guess I can add one more picture.

Congrats.  Definately a unique set of head gear.

Brock

Awesome job.  Nice pics for a cell phone.

A nice animal, for sure!

Congrats on the fine elk!

Wonderful news, thanks for the inspiration!

Excellent !!!! what bow did you use?

Non-typical trophy.
Congrats !

These pictures were with a camera.  I couldn't get the ones I had originally taken with my phone (forgot the camera that morning.)
The bow is a Centaur Archery Chimera #65, made by Jim Neaves out of Montana.  

oxnam

I would like to hunt elk once in my life.  But for now I'll cheer for you and the rest that have the chance to go after them.  

I did get a moose with a bow a long time ago so I have had my chances to hunt something besides deer.  

Good job

beautiful, congratulations, Oxnam.

Alex

Congrats im heading to colorado in 3 days.  

Well done  

Nice....Enjoy the good eats  

nice elk well done again!

Congrats!  I wonder if the one horn is like that from an injury fighting?

Awsome!  Next week it's my time...
Mike

Awesome Elk and an Awesome bow.  Congrats!
Idabow

       

Awesome!!!!!!